Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 1,   2  |      the oral tradition of past events because often for climatic
 2 2,   1,1|          performances and other events as well, one should be able
 3 2,   1,2|        spiritual reading of the events in the context of the event
 4 3,   1,5|  temporary exhibits or cultural events. Activities of this kind
 5 3,   1,9|        the documentation of the events pertaining to the individual
 6 3,   3  |   propaganda, printing, special events, etc.) in order to assure
 7 4,   2,2|     Church. The re-discovery of events through finds becomes, in
 8 4,   2,3|     plans an annual calendar of events in order to insert it within
 9 4,   2,3|    critics;  - presentations of events promoted by institutions
10 4,   2,3|       themselves and to connect events, objects, history, persons
11 4,   3  |    called to welcome occasional events of contemporary artistic
12 4,   3  |       This coordinated group of events will show the work done
13 5,   1,1|         by both daily and great events; to show the influence of
14 5,   2,4|      make sure that the various events may not only reflect a purely
15 6       | bringing forward the places and events that characterized the life