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 1 2,5 |     ringing of bells. Every daily cycle of public divine services
 2 2,5 |          of services of the daily cycle (9th Hour — Vespers — Compline;
 3 3,1 |          Five Cycles.~ ~The Great Cycle of Life.~The life of an
 4 3,1 |           first of all, the great cycle of life, which embraces
 5 3,1 |        also belongs in this great cycle the Sacraments or Sacramental
 6 3,1 |          Holy Orders.~ ~The Daily Cycle.~Another major cycle which
 7 3,1 |        Daily Cycle.~Another major cycle which involves the entire
 8 3,1 |   Orthodox Christian is the daily cycle of prayers and praises offered
 9 3,1 |        Also included in the daily cycle are the Offices for the
10 3,1 |      often included in this daily cycle, normally being served after
11 3,1 |      treated as part of the daily cycle, the Divine Liturgy is not
12 3,1 |          three others: The Weekly Cycle of the Eight Tones (Octoechos),
13 3,1 |            Octoechos), the Annual Cycle of Movable Feasts (dependent
14 3,1 |           Pascha), and the Annual Cycle of Fixed Feasts, beginning
15 3,1 |          three others: The Weekly Cycle of the Eight Tones (Octoechos),
16 3,1 |            Octoechos), the Annual Cycle of Movable Feasts (dependent
17 3,1 |           Pascha), and the Annual Cycle of Fixed Feasts, beginning
18 3,1 |   unfailing variety.~ ~The Weekly Cycle.~Each day of the Weekly
19 3,1 |            Each day of the Weekly Cycle is dedicated to certain
20 3,1 |           Each week of the Weekly Cycle is centered around the Eight
21 3,1 |           St. Thomas Sunday), the cycle of Tones begins with Tone
22 3,1 | throughout the year.~ ~The Annual Cycle of Movable Feasts.~The yearly
23 3,1 |        Movable Feasts.~The yearly cycle of Movable Feasts is that
24 3,1 |        Feasts which comprise this cycle are Palm Sunday (the Sunday
25 3,1 |       after Pascha).~ ~The Annual Cycle of Fixed Feasts.~Each day
26 3,1 |             Services of the Daily Cycle.~The services of the Daily
27 3,1 |         The services of the Daily Cycle are divided into three groups
28 3,1 |        with the Yearly or Weekday Cycle), the Theotokion (a hymn
29 3,2 |       next service in the Evening Cycle, Vespers, begins with the
30 3,2 |      first service of the Morning Cycle. This is a service of prayer
31 3,2 |       next service of the Morning Cycle — Matins. It shines faintly,
32 3,2 |         culmination of the Matins cycle.~Daily matins begins with
33 3,2 |         Morning Service.~The next cycle of Daily Prayer is the Midday
34 3,8 |        Church Year: 1) the Weekly Cycle — Octoechos; 2) the Annual
35 3,8 |          Octoechos; 2) the Annual Cycle of Movable Feasts — Triodion
36 3,8 | Pentecostarion; and 3) the Annual Cycle of Fixed Feasts — the Menaia.~ ~
37 3,8 |           at which time the whole cycle is repeated. The texts of
38 3,9 |        services in the Liturgical Cycle. Originally the nine Biblical
39 3,9 |        only as part of the Lenten Cycle and a tenth Biblical Canticle,
40 3,2 |       Seasons and Days.~ ~Paschal Cycle:~1. Meatfast — the week
41 3,2 |       Lent and Holy Week~ ~Yearly Cycle:~1. Nativity (St. Philip'
42 3,3 |         dependent on the Church's cycle of feasts and fasts. In
43 3,4 |        Great Lent and the Paschal Cycle.~The Feast of Feasts — the
44 3,6 |        how often do we repeat the cycle of the Prodigal son — willful
45 4,1 |       Great Feasts of the Paschal Cycle. The Entrance of the Lord
46 10,1|        Prologue (Ch. 1-2); 2) 1st Cycle of Speeches (Ch. 3-14);
47 10,1|       Speeches (Ch. 3-14); 3) 2nd Cycle of Speeches (Ch. 15-21);
48 10,1|      Speeches (Ch. 15-21); 4) 3rd Cycle of Speeches (Ch. 22-28);