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 1 1,1|           but later his name was changed to Peter (in Aramaic Cephas,
 2 1,5|              the Latin insertion changed it to read, “and in the
 3 1,4|      Seminary, his last name was changed to Veniaminov, in honor
 4 3,2|   Certain other prayers are also changed, in keeping with the diminished
 5 3,6|    vestments and furnishings are changed to dark colors, and the
 6 3,7|    vestments and furnishings are changed to white. [Here we must
 7 5,2|        name of the Monk is again changed; 3) instead of the Paraman,
 8 6,2| grace-endowing link with God and changed their souls radically, could
 9 7  |         this understanding never changed, for it is derived from
10 7,2|           was soon found to have changed its place and to stand above
11 9,6|          of good being and being changed he shall [at the Resurrection]