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 1 1,2 |           Gentile convert, probably a Greek, and was a companion of
 2 1,9 |            alphabet, adapted from the Greek, which later was called
 3 1,0 |          Empire and laid siege to the Greek city of Kherson. He promised
 4 1,0 |         Russian Church still sings in Greek the greeting to a Bishop,
 5 1,0 |              by the Russian Church to Greek Byzantium.~Disaster befell
 6 1,0 |              as was later done by the Greek Church under the Turkish
 7 1,1 |               and only a few thousand Greek Orthodox still remain in
 8 1,1 |               the Aegean Sea from the Greek mainland near Thessalonica,
 9 1,1 |            monasteries, seventeen are Greek, one Russian, one Serbian,
10 1,1 |        Georgian monastery, but now is Greek.) Perhaps 1,500 Monks are
11 1,1 |           Patriarch of Jerusalem is a Greek, but the majority of the
12 1,1 |               political leader of the Greek population, was continued
13 1,1 |               as the Hierarchs of the Greek Church did not wish to remain
14 1,1 |    Constantinople, in 1833 a synod of Greek Bishops declared their Church
15 1,1 |        Albania.~Christianized by both Greek and Latin missionaries,
16 1,1 |         Illyricum, had both Latin and Greek rite Christians, with close
17 1,4 |               of the Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic Church of North
18 1,5 |               troubles with the local Greek Priest in Boston, Massachusetts,
19 1,5 |               its internal affairs.~ ~Greek.~In 1866, the first Greek
20 1,5 |             Greek.~In 1866, the first Greek Orthodox Church in the United
21 1,5 |                there were over thirty Greek Orthodox congregations in
22 1,5 |            the work of organizing the Greek parishes. On December 8,
23 1,5 |              and on May 14, 1922, the Greek parishes in America were
24 1,5 |               Boston and Chicago. The Greek parishes increased steadily
25 1,5 |          America. At the present, the Greek parishes are headed by an
26 1,5 |         Archbishop Athenogoros of the Greek Orthodox Church as head
27 2,1 |         written, in Hebrew, Latin and Greek, Jesus of Nazareth, the
28 2,2 |            Vestibule (Narthex; Lity — Greek; Pritvor — Russian), in
29 2,2 |            sermons are given. In many Greek churches, there is a separate
30 2,4 |       Antimension is a combination of Greek and Latin which means in
31 3,2 |              it is sung after Supper (Greek — Apodeipnon — after supper).
32 3,2 |                is so called, from the Greek words poll (much) and elea (
33 3,2 |              the church to sing them (Greek: Exapostilarion — one who
34 3,2 |            note, however, that in the Greek tradition, 3rd and 6th Hours
35 3,3 |           proper) is the Proskomedia (Greek — the bringing of gifts).
36 3,3 |               loaves (one loaf in the Greek tradition), in remembrance
37 3,3 |              loaf is a Cross with the Greek inscription IC, XC, NI,
38 3,3 |             four corners, meaning (in Greek) “Jesus Christ conquers.”
39 3,3 |            Choirs sing the Antiphons (Greek — sounding in answer — responsive
40 3,3 |       preceded by special Prokeimena (Greek — proceeding), which serve
41 3,3 |         Gospel is read from the Ambo (Greek — anabaino — I ascend),
42 3,4 |       Eucharistic Canon (or Anaphora, Greek — offer). The Choir responds, “
43 3,8 |               Priest's Service Book. (Greek — Ieratikon; Russian — Sluzhebnik).~
44 3,8 |             Pontifical Service Book. (Greek — Archieratikon; Russian —
45 3,8 |              The Great Book of Hours (Greek — Horologion) is a Choir
46 3,8 |              Typikon, as do the older Greek monasteries, such as those
47 3,0 |            manner as to represent the Greek letters IC and XC — the
48 3,7 |               Russian — Plaschanitsa; Greek — Epitaphion) is brought
49 3,8 |         single loaf of blessed bread (Greek — Artos) to lie before the
50 4,4 |           holy message throughout the Greek and Roman world and into
51 5   |             word monastic implies (in Greek monos — alone), the Monk
52 5,1 |             Baptism. [In the original Greek of the rite, the candidate
53 5,2 |     widespread, although, in Athonite Greek monasteries, for example,
54 5,2 |                Igumena in Russian; in Greek — Hegumenissa). Nonetheless,
55 6,3 |          quite different words in the Greek writings of the Fathers
56 6,3 |              brothers in the original Greek can mean half-brother, cousin,
57 7,2 |            the Blachernae Church.~The Greek Emperor Constantine IX (
58 7,2 |               had stood.~In 1559, the Greek Metropolitan, Neophytos,
59 8,4 |            differs in the Russian and Greek practices. In the Greek
60 8,4 |               Greek practices. In the Greek practice, the Priest says: “
61 8,6 |             the original way, but the Greek Churches (except Jerusalem)
62 8,6 |           above a Metropolitan in the Greek Churches, but in the Slavic
63 8,6 |            strictly adhered to by the Greek Church), but in the Russian
64 8,7 |  self-sacrifice on both sides.~In the Greek Churches, the crowns are
65 10  |       Scriptures were translated into Greek at Alexandria, Egypt (the
66 10  |              books). It is this later Greek (LXX) Scripture that is
67 10  |        written in the koine or common Greek of the time, which was in
68 10,1|         probably written later in the Greek period (4th and 3rd Centuries
69 10,2|                                       Greek Additions to the Old Testament (
70 10,2|             the Hebrew Scripture into Greek by Alexandrian Jews who
71 10,2|         definition of her dogmas.~The Greek Additions to the Old Testament
72 10,2|           Esdras~Second Esdras~ ~[The Greek Orthodox accept 1st Esdras,
73 10,2|          placed in an Appendix by the Greek Church.]~ ~First Esdras.~
74 10,2|              Bibles — not used by the Greek Church) was probably written
75 10,2|              translated the book into Greek. The book is an important
76 10,2|               book is included in the Greek Orthodox Bible (in an Appendix),
77 10,2| interpretation of Judaism in terms of Greek philosophy. It is a lecture
78 10,3|              well as connections with Greek philosophic speculation
79 10,3|              to Timothy (the son of a Greek Gentile Father and a Jewish
80 11,1|           Cross, for example, was the Greek letter X (dating from the
81 11,1|            bisected vertically by the Greek letter I, forming, in Greek,
82 11,1|           Greek letter I, forming, in Greek, the name “Jesus Christ.”
83 11,1|          together in the shape of the Greek letter T. According to Tertullian (
84 11,1|                2nd Century), both the Greek letter T and the Latin T
85 11,1|              two forms: the so-called Greek Cross (+) and the Latin
86 11,1|               Latin Cross (t). In the Greek the cross-piece is of equal
87 11,1|              because it resembles the Greek letter of that name. This
88 11,1|             Apostle was put to death.~Greek: This Cross has arms of
89 11,1|               and last letters of the Greek alphabet, signifying that
90 11,1|            two letters X and P of the Greek word for Christ.~Chi Rho
91 11,1|            first three letters of the Greek word for Jesus. IHC is more
92 11,1|            the initial letters of the Greek words for Jesus Christ.~
93 11,1|          Christ The Victor: This is a Greek Cross with the abbreviated
94 11,1|            Cross with the abbreviated Greek words for Jesus Christ,
95 11,1|           Jews (John 19:19).~I.H.B.I [Greek]~[Slavonic]~Sun and Chi
96 11,2|            Christ. The letters of the Greek word for fish, also signify