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1 3,3 |      At the beginning of the 5th Century there was a great
2 6,3 | officially proclaimed at the 5th Ecumenical Council (Constantinople —
3 7,2 |      about the middle of the 5th Century, the Empress Eudoxia,
4 7,2 |      Evangelist Luke. In the 5th Century is was transferred
5 9,6 |      to the Theotokos on the 5th, and the Resurrection of
6 10,7|     Acts 9:32-42 John 5:1-15~5th Sunday after Pascha Acts
7 10,7|    Rom. 6:18-23 Matt. 8:5-13~5th Sunday after Pentecost Rom.
8 10,7|     Luke 10:38-42;~ 11:27-28~5th Sunday of Great Lent Heb.
9 11,1|     became prevalent.~By the 5th Century, however, the four-pointed