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 1 Fwd,6|        one writer reflects, its altar is undefiled, its doctrine
 2  1,1 |         shoes when entering the altar). It is also a well-known
 3  1,11|      not like bishops, but like altar boys, by the pope. At that
 4  3,5 |       of excommunication on the altar, he left as an ordinary
 5  4,12|         they tore to pieces the altar and iconostasis of the Church
 6  6,16|       the Church, is around the altar,” he remarked somberly and
 7  7,13|         a place of honor in the altar of every church. It is also
 8  9,7 |     like the offering of Abel's altar that burned and gave off
 9  9,7 |   priest censes before the holy altar table, the icons, and all
10 10,16|        the antimins used on the altar (see chapter 11) and bless
11 11,1 |        is one and the same: one altar, one sacrifice, one presence.
12 11,4 |         an Orthodox church: the altar (or sanctuary), the nave (
13 11,4 |      signified then, so now the altar represents the Kingdom of
14 11,4 |   Mystery of Baptism.~ The word altar signifies an elevated place
15 11,4 |         an Orthodox church, the altar (or sanctuary), which is
16 11,4 |       east. It is here that the altar table (or holy table, or
17 11,4 |           is located. Upon this altar table, the bishop or priest
18 11,4 |    Protestant Reformation.~ The altar table, usually cube-shaped,
19 11,4 |   ordained clergy may touch the altar table or venerate it. Upon
20 11,4 |    antimins means instead of an altar table, and one is not allowed
21 11,4 |         the iliton.~ Behind the altar table are the altar Cross
22 11,4 |         the altar table are the altar Cross and a seven-branched
23 11,4 | seven-branched candelabrum, the altar fans, and the dikiri and
24 11,4 |         bless the faithful. The altar fans, metal circles upon