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 1 2,1 |           of Orthodox churches are usually found one or more cupolas (
 2 2,1 |       times in Byzantium, although usually without the bottom bar slanted,
 3 2,2 |          The walls of the Nave are usually decorated with Icons and
 4 2,2 |          side, near the front, are usually found portable Icons — called
 5 2,3 |      Saints closest to the Savior, usually the Holy Apostles. Just
 6 2,3 |          of the Savior the tier is usually called the Tchin (or rank).
 7 2,3 |            Day Icons.~The next row usually contains the Old Testament
 8 2,4 |          mystically present. It is usually richly-adorned and as it
 9 2,4 |             i.e., leather), but is usually made of precious metals
10 2,4 |         the center of the cover is usually represented Christ, with
11 2,4 |          not artificial) Sponge is usually placed beside the Antimension
12 2,4 |      seven-branched Candlestick is usually placed (seven being the
13 2,4 |      modern times, the Cathedra is usually found only in Cathedrals
14 2,5 |         Paten into the Chalice, is usually kept in a fold of the Antimension
15 2,5 |          together covered. This is usually called the Aer since it
16 2,5 | Diakonnikon, since the Deacons are usually in charge of these items).
17 2,5 |            the Pascha of Our Lord. Usually a separate structure, the
18 2,5 |     striking of one bell, which is usually rung for the announcing
19 2,5 |        rung until the Hours begin (usually accompanied by twelve recitations
20 2,5 |          recitation of Psalm 119), usually about one-half hour before
21 2,7 |           hanging down the front), usually called the Small Omophorion.~
22 2,7 |        Bishop is some other color, usually red (blue in the case of
23 3,1 |          is the 9th Hour, which is usually appointed to be said at
24 3,2 |          Dismissal. Small Compline usually replaces Great Compline
25 3,2 |          which, in parish life, is usually recited in full only at
26 3,2 |          Resurrection Kontakion is usually sung) and the Ikos, if there
27 3,2 |   tradition, 3rd and 6th Hours are usually omitted before the Liturgy,
28 3,2 |       Liturgy is not served, it is usually replaced by the Typical
29 3,3 |           present time, the Priest usually prepares five loaves (one
30 3,3 |    although the Proskomedia is now usually performed at the side of
31 3,3 |             The Kontakia, however, usually reflect more fully the essence
32 3,3 |           the Alleluia). These are usually taken from the Psalms, serving
33 3,6 |            Great Litany, Kathisma (usually the 18th), “Lord, I have
34 3,6 |            lessons are prescribed (usually if it be a feast), they
35 3,6 |          be baptized (illumined) — usually on Holy Saturday — and after
36 3,8 |         The Old Testament lessons, usually read at Vespers, are not
37 3,8 |           separate book. These are usually found in appropriate sections
38 3,8 |       parts of the services, which usually do not change according
39 3,8 |      blessings. The Euchologion is usually divided into several books:~ ~
40 3,9 |     Stikhera accompanied by verses usually taken from the Psalms. The
41 3,9 |         last Canon sung (there are usually several Canons sung together)
42 3,9 |           Fridays, these Theotokia usually take the theme of the Theotokos
43 3,5 |   according to the Solar Calendar (usually about 29V& days) and ancient
44 4,9 |       quite unexpected ways, it is usually those who have followed
45 5   |           which in modern times is usually situated on the lands of
46 5   |        which the Divine Liturgy is usually served on Saturdays, Sundays
47 5   |           from the main monastery, usually brought to him by Monks
48 5,1 |          The Order of the Riasa is usually performed after one of the
49 5,2 |            aspired to that dignity usually struggled for many years
50 5,2 |       Those who reached that state usually spent the rest of their
51 8,1 |      necessary, although there are usually two (or more). According
52 8,1 |            the 8th Day, for it was usually the day of spiritual, not
53 8,1 |           practice, the Baptism is usually administered on or after
54 8,2 |           is formally consecrated, usually by the Primate of the Church,
55 8,3 |           strict fast is observed, usually from the night before, and
56 8,4 |          age of moral discernment, usually around the age of six or
57 8,5 |        those to the “Minor Orders” usually take place during the Hours
58 8,6 |     important monastery. Now it is usually given as a title of honor
59 8,6 |        given to monastic Deacons — usually those attached to a Bishop.~ ~
60 8,6 |          to non-monastic Deacons — usually those attached to cathedrals
61 8,7 |           Churches, the crowns are usually made of leaves and flowers,
62 8,7 |            Russian Church they are usually made of silver or gold.
63 9,7 |          our way to work, there is usually much free time. During the
64 10,2|        Letter of Jeremiah.~This is usually found as Chapter Six of