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 1 2,2| conducive to the many bows and prostrations typical of Orthodox worship.~
 2 3,3|   Altar; and having made three prostrations before the Holy Table, they
 3 3,6|   Ephraim the Syrian and three prostrations. If Gospel and Epistle lessons
 4 3,6|       again recited with three prostrations.~The Holy Doors are now
 5 3,0|     services, we make bows and prostrations, and with great frequency,
 6 3,0|        of the right hand. Both Prostrations and Bows are preceded by
 7 5,1|      the Novice performs three prostrations on the way, and then stops
 8 5,2|    knots, to count prayers and prostrations by. This Prayer Rope is
 9 9  |     The reading of prayers and prostrations are essential, of course,
10 9,2|        rule of executing bows, prostrations, and making the Sign of
11 9,4|  believers, is worth a hundred prostrations during lonely home prayer.