Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3,4 |             and Chalice with crossed arms, the Priest exclaims, “Thine
 2 3,4 |          receive the Holy Gifts with arms crossed on the breast; after
 3 4,7 |           Law, he took Him up in his arms and blessed God and said, “
 4 4,7 |            Simeon took Him up in his arms, and the Old and New Testaments
 5 4,7 |               departing, held in its arms and blessed the New. This
 6 4,7 |             held the Almighty in his arms, and to him were revealed
 7 4,7 |             Him, taking Him into the arms of our souls, begging leave
 8 4,7 |          Elder; you accepted in your arms the Redeemer of our souls,
 9 4,0 |            of God as she went in the arms of the Lord to the dwellings
10 4,5 |            the soldiers raised their arms in battle, the church was
11 4,5 |             Virgin with outstretched arms, holding a veil over the
12 7,2 |           prayerfully, with uplifted arms. On her chest, with a background
13 7,2 | representation of the Mother of God, arms outstretched in prayer,
14 7,2 |             and supporting with both arms in front of her an oval
15 11,1|             the chalice with crossed arms. Thus, without the Cross,
16 11,1|         death.~Greek: This Cross has arms of equal length and was
17 11,1|             Cross has two horizontal arms with the upper one shorter
18 11,1|                Papal: This has three arms, each longer than the other,
19 11,1|            small crosses between the arms, symbolizing the five wounds
20 11,1|           the Cross Patee has curved arms.~Cross Barbee: This Cross
21 11,1|              This has two horizontal arms, a short one near the top
22 11,1|             the Cross Botonnee, with arms of equal length, with each