Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,3|     Christians, when praying, use a sign which belongs exclusively
 2  2,1|      ancient churches for the use of catechumens, i.e., of
 3  3,2|     the wearer to get out and use his hands. To this effect
 4  8,2|   because, all through it the use of butter, cheese, and eggs
 5  8,2| pollute the Christians by the use of food forbidden by the
 6  9,5| marriage also. In Greece they use wreaths of myrtle and olive
 7  9,5|  olive branches. We in Russia use crowns in the shape of imperial
 8 10,3|     prayers and ceremonies in use at pontifical services;
 9 10,3|   prayers and compositions in use in the daily services: namely
10 10,3|    are meant for private home use, such as: the Book of Rules,