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 1 2,2 |   separated from the Sanctuary (Altar) by an Icon screen with
 2 2,2 |         the church is found the Altar (or Sanctuary), with two
 3 2,2 |  platform upon which stands the Altar and the part of the platform
 4 2,2 |           Interior Plan).~ ~The Altar.  ~0. The Iconostasis ~1.
 5 2,3 |        between the Nave and the Altar, with the opening and closing
 6 2,3 |  closing of curtains making the Altar both visible and inaccessible.~
 7 2,3 |       the Martyrs, and its high Altar stands firmly founded on
 8 2,3 |        to heaven, and the holy [Altar] to what is above heaven” [
 9 2,3 |       Last Supper since, in the Altar beyond, the Mystery of the
10 2,3 | minister always at the heavenly Altar, just as do the earthly
11 2,3 | Eucharist celebrated within the Altar, is brought forth through
12 2,4 |                             The Altar and Its Furnishings.~The
13 2,4 |        and Its Furnishings.~The Altar which lies beyond the Iconostasis,
14 2,4 |        the central place in the Altar is the Holy Table (Russian —
15 2,4 |         extreme East end of the Altar is a raised place, called
16 2,5 |         At the North end of the Altar (in ancient times a separate
17 2,5 |       right (South) side of the Altar is a space reserved for
18 2,5 |  Plaschanitsa is taken from the Altar to the center of the church,
19 2,6 | Epitaphion) is borne out of the Altar and also during the Lamentation
20 2,7 |   convenience in serving at the Altar. It symbolizes that the
21 3,2 |     angel came and stood at the altar with a golden cense; and
22 3,2 |      the saints upon the golden altar before the throne... (Rev.
23 3,2 |       Deacon descended from the Altar, and sitting down with the
24 3,2 |        candle, comes out of the Altar and censes the whole church
25 3,3 |        be celebrated only at an Altar (Holy Table) upon which
26 3,3 |        may be celebrated at one Altar (Holy Table), upon one Antimension,
27 3,3 |        faithful, they enter the Altar; and having made three prostrations
28 3,3 |         s Door and entering the Altar again through the opened
29 3,3 |        a room separate from the Altar; the Little Entrance was
30 3,3 |     Sanctuary and then into the Altar. This ancient practice is
31 3,3 |    performed at the side of the Altar itself, the Procession proceeding
32 3,3 |   lesson, the Deacon censes the Altar, Iconostasis, the Celebrant(
33 3,4 |     which the Deacon censes the Altar, Iconostasis, Clergy and
34 3,4 |        Table of Oblation to the Altar, by passing out through
35 3,4 |    carries the Chalice into the Altar and places it on the Holy
36 3,6 |        Table of Oblation to the Altar by the Priest bearing the
37 3,8 |         Sluzhebnik).~This is an Altar Book containing primarily
38 3,7 |     Priest will come out of the Altar with a lit candle, symbolizing
39 3,8 |     clergy come out of the Holy Altar, all of the candles are
40 5,1 |         him to the gates of the Altar where his father (the Abbot)
41 6,2 |       offering your gift at the altar, and there remember that
42 6,2 |      your gift there before the altar and go; and first be reconciled
43 6,4 |       refers to the Holy Table (Altar Table) on which, at the
44 7   |       Icon-screen) dividing the Altar from the rest of the church
45 10,1|        by the rebuilding of the altar in 536 and the Temple in
46 11,1|         the Lord only after the Altar and walls have been signed