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 1 Pref |           be dug up from the very ancient past, from which we must
 2 1,1  |   Alexandria.~One of the original ancient Patriarchates, since the
 3 1,1  |     Antioch.~Like Alexandria, the ancient Patriarchate of Antioch
 4 1,1  |       language.~ ~Jerusalem.~This ancient Church, whose jurisdiction
 5 1,1  |         Balkans by the Turks, the ancient Bulgarian Patriarchal See
 6 1,1  |          policies.~ ~Cyprus.~This ancient Church has been independent
 7 1,1  |    missionaries, Albania, part of ancient Illyricum, had both Latin
 8 1,1  |           in Prague.~ ~Sinai.~The ancient Church of Sinai, which is
 9 2,2  |       through the Porch where, in ancient times, the Weepers (Penitents
10 2,2  |            Pritvor — Russian), in ancient times a large, spacious
11 2,2  | processions in like manner to the ancient military banners of victory,
12 2,2  |            meaning lots, since in ancient times Readers and Singers
13 2,3  |           the Deacon's Doors). In ancient times, the Iconostasis was
14 2,4  |          by which these important ancient practices are effected today
15 2,4  |   ceremonial Fans, with which, in ancient times, the Holy Gifts were
16 2,5  |        North end of the Altar (in ancient times a separate room, called
17 2,5  |        charge of these items). In ancient times this was a separate
18 2,6  |      entry and the singing of the ancient hymn, “O Jesus Christ, the
19 2,6  |       with love for Him. It is an ancient custom of Russian Orthodox
20 2,6  |           spiritual triumph~Since ancient times, at hierarchical services
21 2,7  |          any service whatever. In ancient times Deacons used to wipe
22 2,7  |     shoulder-covering), which, in ancient times, was made of sheepskin.
23 3,1  |          00 p.m.).~Following this ancient pattern, Orthodox Christians
24 3,1  |        Service, may be served. In ancient times and now in many monasteries,
25 3,2  |          here is a remnant of the ancient practice of reading Old
26 3,2  |          of the church itself. In ancient times this was done in order
27 3,2  |  alternately by two choirs in the ancient practice) according to the
28 3,2  |          Exapostilaria because in ancient times a Cantor was sent
29 3,2  |          12:00 Noon (6th Hour) in ancient times. The 3rd Hour, which
30 3,2  |         or events of that day. In ancient times, it was customary
31 3,3  |        the bringing of gifts). In ancient times the faithful brought
32 3,3  |          Liturgy of the Word). In ancient times, not only the faithful,
33 3,3  |        the Light of the World.~In ancient times, during the persecutions,
34 3,3  |    Sanctuary itself.~According to ancient rules of the Jerusalem Church
35 3,3  |         then into the Altar. This ancient practice is preserved somewhat
36 3,3  |         the Scripture Lessons. In ancient times, Old Testament lessons
37 3,3  |    Catechumens, referring to that ancient class of people — the Catechumens —
38 3,4  |        since only the Faithful in ancient times were permitted to
39 3,4  |          love one another....” In ancient times the faithful would
40 3,4  |          the Doors...,” which, in ancient times, were guarded so that
41 3,4  |           50:14).~In keeping with ancient custom, the Priest turns
42 3,6  |          their dismissal. [In the ancient Church, among the Catechumens
43 3,7  |           those elements that are ancient, universal and constant.
44 3,7  | congregational participation, for ancient chants and familiar harmonized
45 3,5  |      Spring Equinox (according to ancient reckoning — March 21). In
46 3,5  |          reckoned according to an ancient ecclesiastical computation
47 3,5  |      usually about 29V& days) and ancient calendars added or subtracted
48 3,7  |         must remember that in the ancient Church the Catechumens were
49 3,7  |          of the Service (which in ancient times ended about 8:00 p.m.)
50 3,8  |           Old Testament, of which ancient Israel, delivered from their
51 4,3  |       Theotokos, the Church, from ancient times, instituted a solemn
52 4,7  |           Just as in Palestine in ancient times, we bring our children
53 4,6  |          s image and power by the ancient Jews. Especially noted is
54 4,6  |        Revelation of St. John. In ancient Jewish tradition, he was
55 5    |           prayer, just as had the ancient solitaries of Egypt, Palestine,
56 5,1  |            a flat-topped hat).~In ancient times the Riasa was worn
57 5,1  |           the Great Schema. Since ancient times Monks have spoken
58 5,1  |          only a sort of shirt (in ancient times a hair shirt), waiting,
59 6,1  |        living continuity with the ancient Church. This idea of living
60 6,2  |       Liturgy, is one of the most ancient prayers of the Orthodox
61 7    |           St. John points out, in ancient times God, being incorporeal
62 7    |           accepting with love the ancient images and shadows as prefigurations
63 7,2  |        Who is Quick to Hear.~This ancient wonderworking Icon is located
64 7,2  |       this, there is an important ancient Byzantine Icon of the Mother
65 7,2  |          the blessed power of the ancient Image and, on August 5,
66 7,2  |        would be strengthened. The ancient Image of the Smolensk Hodigitria,
67 7,2  |        Icon, they returned to the ancient town of Stolbovo, not far
68 7,2  |       Monastery of Vyshgorod — an ancient appanage town of the Holy
69 8,1  |       although we do note that in ancient times the Baptism and the
70 8,1  |     prayer to expel from him “the ancient deception” and that he be
71 8,1  |         now anoints, according to ancient custom, the body of him
72 8,1  |   According to the meaning of the ancient practice, absolutely there
73 8,2  |   baptismal garments removed. [In ancient times this was customarily
74 8,4  |         learned in Confession.~In ancient times, before the beginning
75 8,4  |           all yours sins.”~In the ancient Church, not all Priests
76 8,5  |           and Reader (although in ancient times there were other “
77 8,5  |           taken monastic vows. In ancient times married men were permitted
78 8,7  |        itself, which reflects the ancient practice of placing crowns
79 8,8  |      seven Priests, reflecting an ancient practice of performing in
80 8,8  |         Gospel.” This replaces an ancient practice of laying-on of
81 9,6  |     commemoration dates from very ancient times and here the Church
82 9,8  |       with such feeling about the ancient prayers of the Psalter?~
83 10   |          of the religious life of ancient Israel.~This literary expression
84 10   |          of the Old Testament was Ancient Hebrew, although parts were
85 10,2 |          the Wisdom Literature of ancient Israel and the rabbinical
86 10,3 |           written of the Gospels. Ancient tradition ascribes it to
87 11,1 |       word for Jesus. IHC is more ancient, but IHS is more common.~
88 11,2 |           This is one of the most ancient symbols for Christ. The
89 11,2 |      healing.~Peacock: This is an ancient symbol of the Resurrection.