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 1 1,2 |        In the evening they came back with a lantern and lighted
 2 1,3 |      Herman brought the orphans back to New Valaam with him and
 3 2,7 |     crossed upon the breast and back, a long, wide band of material,
 4 2,7 |        in the front than in the back, with the back part extending
 5 2,7 |      than in the back, with the back part extending up behind
 6 2,7 |         hangs down in front and back, and symbolizes the wandering
 7 3,2 |      steps, or sometimes in the back of the church itself. In
 8 3,7 |       and sang the Psalm verses back and forth, from one side
 9 4,4 |      heaven and came and rolled back the stone, and sat upon
10 4,4 |         Then the disciples went back to their homes.~But Mary
11 5,1 |         scissors and hands them back to the Abbot, kissing his
12 5,2 |        the forehead, one on the back between the shoulders, one
13 5,2 |       the shoulders, one on the back further down, and one each
14 6,0 |       carved calf's head at the back (1 Kings 10:19-20).~The
15 7   | creation of the Holy Icons goes back to the very origins of Christianity
16 7,2 |   defenders successfully turned back the attacks of the invaders,
17 7,2 |         the Kremlin and carried back the Vladimir Icon. A similar
18 7,2 |   chosen, it miraculously moved back to the gates of the Monastery.
19 8,1 |       The catechumen then turns back to the east (which symbolizes
20 8,4 |      such could not be received back into the Church in their
21 10,3|        a) tracing his genealogy back to Adam (3:38); b) references
22 11,1|     Irish Cross, since it dates back to very early times in Great
23 11,1|         face of an eagle at the back. Such were their faces....” (