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 1  7,17|     the Jewish canon (official table of contents) of the Scriptures
 2  9,7 |   censes before the holy altar table, the icons, and all of the
 3 10,10|     nourished by that mystical table which leads up along the
 4 11,4 |      It is here that the altar table (or holy table, or throne,
 5 11,4 |       the altar table (or holy table, or throne, as it is variously
 6 11,4 |       located. Upon this altar table, the bishop or priest celebrates
 7 11,4 |        Reformation.~ The altar table, usually cube-shaped, is
 8 11,4 |       brocade. It is upon this table that the King and Master
 9 11,4 |     clergy may touch the altar table or venerate it. Upon it
10 11,4 |      means instead of an altar table, and one is not allowed
11 11,4 |      iliton.~ Behind the altar table are the altar Cross and
12 11,4 | Preparation), and in it is the table of oblation. At the beginning
13 11,4 |  Liturgy, the priest uses this table to prepare the bread and
14 11,4 |     used in the Eucharist. The table is also used to store various