Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2| should detach themselves from earthly attachments and aspire heavenward.
 2  3,1|    importance, as regarded in earthly kingdoms and empires, there
 3  7,1|    Trinity, now lay aside all earthly care; that we may receive
 4  7,1|      the words “lay aside all earthly care,” the singing is interrupted;
 5  7,1|       and to keep free of all earthly things: “Let us lift up
 6  8,1|    important days of Christ’s earthly life, — on the vigils of
 7  8,2|       take no thought for any earthly thing. For the King of kings
 8 10,2|   fleeting and perishable are earthly things. Each stichera is
 9 10,2|       own melodies.”).~ “What earthly sweetness remaineth unmixed
10 10,2|  mourn over the vanity of all earthly things.~ The readings from
11 11  | contains the narrative of the earthly life of Christ our Saviour,
12 11  |       description of Christ’s earthly life is thus named, because
13 11  |      the sins of men near the earthly Jerusalem, and later on