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1  5,2| this city” (or town or holy monastery, wherein the Church is), “
2  9,5|     an hegumen, (abbot of a monastery), and an archimandrite takes
3 10,1|  the Father Superior of the monastery, who has the title of Hegúmen (
4 10,1|    case in ancient times. A monastery may also be headed by a
5 10,1|  i.e., the community of the monastery) come forth from the church
6 10,1|     intends to abide in the monastery and lead a life of mortification
7 11  |          A Lavra is a large monastery, with a great number of
8 11  |  two others separate from a monastery, but only after he has completed
9 11  |     many years of life in a monastery, and has demonstrated perfect