Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1|     church.*~When one town or city holds several churches,
 2  3,1|       the bishop of a capital city, otherwise called “metropolis,”
 3  3,2|      his head, flying above a city. During divine service,
 4  5,2|   love, and piety”; “for this city” (or town or holy monastery,
 5  5,2|    the Church is), “for every city and country, and those that
 6  5,8|      desirous of aid; for the city, the country and all Christians
 7  5,8|     fields, public squares or city halls. For this purpose
 8  8,1|       principal church of the city.~ The Liturgy or the Vespers
 9  8,1|    through the streets of the city, with prayers for the preservation
10  8,2| appeared to the bishop of the city in a vision, made known
11  8,2|       around the walls of the city.~ ~The Palm Sunday.~ These
12 11  |     Great, the founder of the city, was born on that Saint’