Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2|          a man his way on a dark night, so the Church helps him
 2  2,9|          only during evening and night services, but during day
 3  4,2|         p.m. (as we count time), night began, which was divided
 4  4,2|        Office and Matins for the night; the services of the First,
 5  4,8|     sleep during the approaching night, and rest after death with
 6  4,8|    imitation of the angels, who, night and day, glorify the Lord,
 7  4,8|         as the bridegroom in the night. The Daily Midnight Office
 8  4,9|     which the angels sang on the night of the Nativity: “Glory
 9  5,4|          the morning watch until night, from the morning watch
10  6,1|      Hymn, which was sung on the night of the Nativity, before
11  6,8| All-night Vigil really lasts all night, and where Matins, being
12  8,2|      begin at the second hour of night (eight p.m. on Thursday,
13  8,2|          this entire day and the night following in the church.
14  8,3|         stroke of twelve, in the night from Saturday to Sunday,
15 10,2|         used to spend the entire night, chanting and praying.~ ~
16 11  |        in heaven, glorifying God night and day and striving to