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 1 3,3 |   meat, eggs, dairy products, fish, wine or oil to be eaten.
 2 3,3 |   wine and oil (and sometimes fish), such as on patronal feast
 3 3,3 |    and Thursday we do not eat fish, but only oil and wine.
 4 3,3 |    Saturday and Sunday we eat fish. If there occur on Tuesday
 5 3,3 |    who has a Doxology, we eat fish; if on Monday, the same;
 6 3,3 |     we allow oil and wine and fish.... But from the 20th of
 7 3,3 |       Sunday, we do not allow fish.~In another place the Typikon
 8 3,3 |     Meat, animal products and fish are not allowed. On the
 9 3,3 |     March 25) and Palm Sunday fish is permitted as well as
10 3,6 |      eggs, butter, as well as fish) may be consumed. This is
11 3,6 |     products, as well as from fish, wine and oil (fish, wine
12 3,6 |      from fish, wine and oil (fish, wine and oil will be allowed
13 9,3 |     as though you had taken a fish out of water: as life is
14 9,3 |        as life is water for a fish, so is prayer for you.”~
15 10,1|       in the belly of a great fish comprise one of the most-remembered
16 10,1|   sojourn in the belly of the fish; and 2) (Ch. 3-4) — his
17 11,1|      This Cross has ends like fish hooks, suggesting the Christians
18 11,2|   Holy Spirit (Luke 3:21-22).~Fish: This is one of the most
19 11,2| letters of the Greek word for fish, also signify the first