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 1 1,3 |     severe infection on the right side of his throat which brought
 2 2,2 |         lamps (lampadas). On each side, near the front, are usually
 3 2,2 |        and the Vestry — at either side, separated from the Nave
 4 2,2 |           sermons, etc. At either side of the Soleas are places
 5 2,2 |           a separate place to the side of the Soleas for the delivery
 6 2,2 |      special throne is set at the side of the Nave for the Bishop'
 7 2,3 |         Doors) and a door at each side (the Deacon's Doors). In
 8 2,3 |        the Last Supper.~At either side of the Holy Doors are always
 9 2,3 |        the Local Icons. On either side of the Holy Doors, beyond
10 2,3 |       arranged in order on either side of the Savior the tier is
11 2,4 |         for the Priests on either side. During the Liturgy, the
12 2,4 |           Apostles) sit at either side of the Bishop (representing
13 2,4 |           Monasteries.]~On either side of the Bishop's Throne are
14 2,5 |      Vestry.~At the right (South) side of the Altar is a space
15 3,3 |       Lamb and with the spear the side is pierced in remembrance
16 3,3 |          piercing of the Savior's side. At the words “...blood
17 3,3 |          usually performed at the side of the Altar itself, the
18 3,3 |           picture of the external side of the commemorated event,
19 3,4 |      poured forth from the Lord's side, showing that although He
20 3,4 |        Chalice, as if it were the side of Christ Himself. As the
21 3,7 |          back and forth, from one side to the other. Our liturgical
22 6,6 |         the Sacraments. The human side is changeable and imperfect,
23 7   | contemplation. This art developed side by side with the Divine
24 7   |        This art developed side by side with the Divine Services
25 9,1 |       Angel is also always by his side. One must also be mindful
26 11,1|       face of a lion on the right side, the four had the face of
27 11,1|         face of an ox on the left side, and the four had the face