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 1 Pref |        their own life and worship, representing how they were taught, what
 2 1,0  | functionary, the Chief Procurator, representing the Tsar, and all decisions
 3 2,3  |        immediately above are those representing the principal Feasts of
 4 2,4  |       covering, is of white linen, representing the winding-sheet in which
 5 2,4  |          rich and bright material, representing the glory of God's Throne.
 6 2,4  |     suspended over the Holy Table, representing the heavens over the earth,
 7 2,4  |      outstretched wings (the Fix), representing the Holy Spirit. (In many
 8 2,4  |          the Liturgy, the Priests (representing the Holy Apostles) sit at
 9 2,4  |         either side of the Bishop (representing the King of Glory). [In
10 2,5  |           is a lance-shaped knife, representing the spear with which the
11 2,5  |        during the Divine services, representing the prayers of the faithful
12 2,6  |            Bishop with the dikeri, representing the two natures of Christ —
13 2,6  |         humanity, and the trikeri, representing the Holy Trinity. Candles
14 2,7  |   horizontally around the Mantiya, representing the streams of teachings
15 3,7  |            feet of twelve Priests, representing the Twelve Apostles. In
16 6,4  |            God, swinging a censer, representing the prayers of the Saints
17 7    |       taken as the image of grace, representing the True Lamb, Christ our
18 11,1 |        with a base of three steps, representing (from the top) faith, hope,
19 11,1 |     Crosses joined at their bases, representing Christianity spreading in