Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |   privileges granted to the pagan priests. They were exempted from
 2  2,2 |          disperse the vestals and priests in Rome, and in one of his
 3  2,2 |         of living was demanded of priests; orders were threatened
 4  3,7 |        down the living idolatrous priests, but also opened the sepulchers
 5  3,7 |       invitation of Vigilius, the priests of western Europe had to
 6  3,13|           the faithful — and then priests, who ought to lie weeping
 7  3,16|     surrounded by the bishop, the priests, and his court; the other
 8  4,3 |  Saturdays, and the permission to priests to marry. Following the
 9  5,8 |          asking him to send Latin priests to Bulgaria. The pope was
10  5,8 |        request, Latin bishops and priests soon came to Bulgaria, and
11  6,7 |    achieving the removal of Latin priests from Bulgaria, and Bulgarian
12  7,1 |           the Faith murdering the Priests of Christ on the ground
13  7,1 |          where the Latin Catholic priests officiated according to
14  7,4 |        Christian people and, like priests, to burn incense as an act
15  7,4 |      priesthood” or “a kingdom of priests” (Exodus 19:6). Manuel was
16  9,9 | exhaustion; men, women, children, priests, monks, and nuns were compelled,
17  9,9 |      brave Byzantine aristocracy; priests and soldiers intermingled;
18  9,12|      deposed bishops, interdicted priests, monks expelled from their
19  9,16|           patriarch, bishops, and priests were proclaimed inviolable.