The Birth of Yugoslavia, volume 1
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A deputation of thirty went to laythis case and numerous other transgressions before the Patriarch atConstantinople. He would only receive five delegates, who read theirdocument in a plenary sitting of the Holy Synod. After they hadrecited the afore-mentioned episode, one of the bishops who waspresent lost patience and, "Is it really worth our while to listen tosuch tales?" he asked. "If Christ spoke to the Samaritan woman, whyshould not a simple bishop hold converse with a woman also?" "At las...tthe moment has come!" said the delegates. They departed, and at thedoor they shook the dust from their feet. The Patriarch himself ranafter them. "Come back, my children!" he cried. But they were deaf tohis voice.
About forty years after the reign of Meletios there was still a Greekbishop at Ochrida, but--this was in 1912, after the first BalkanWar--the town had also a Bulgarian and also a Serbian bishop. TheGreek ecclesiastic did not profess to administer a very largeflock--it consisted of about twelve families--but he explained thathis presence was made necessary by the ancient Greek culture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A deputation of thirty went to laythis case and numerous other transgressions before the Patriarch atConstantinople. He would only receive five delegates, who read theirdocument in a plenary sitting of the Holy Synod. After they hadrecited the afore-mentioned episode, one of the bishops who waspresent lost patience and, "Is it really worth our while to listen tosuch tales?" he asked. "If Christ spoke to the Samaritan woman, whyshould not a simple bishop hold converse with a woman also?" "At las...tthe moment has come!" said the delegates. They departed, and at thedoor they shook the dust from their feet. The Patriarch himself ranafter them. "Come back, my children!" he cried. But they were deaf tohis voice.
About forty years after the reign of Meletios there was still a Greekbishop at Ochrida, but--this was in 1912, after the first BalkanWar--the town had also a Bulgarian and also a Serbian bishop. TheGreek ecclesiastic did not profess to administer a very largeflock--it consisted of about twelve families--but he explained thathis presence was made necessary by the ancient Greek culture.
What to read after The Birth of Yugoslavia, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baerlein Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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