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 1 2,1 |      the churches followed the typical Byzantine rounded style,
 2 2,2 |     many bows and prostrations typical of Orthodox worship.~At
 3 2,3 |      to this reconciliation.~A typical Iconostasis consists of
 4 2,4 |     expanded and the size of a typical Diocese with it, the Bishops
 5 2,5 |          6th Hour — Liturgy or Typical Psalms); and before Great
 6 2,7 |       to the world. Unlike the typical monastic Mantiya, however,
 7 3,1 | celebrated, the Service of the Typical Psalms is celebrated in
 8 3,1 |     Hour and Divine Liturgy or Typical Psalms). In addition, on
 9 3,2 |       served, an abbreviation, Typical Psalms, is served in its
10 3,2 |   light failed (Luke 23:44).~ ~Typical Psalms.~When the Divine
11 3,2 |        usually replaced by the Typical Psalms, which consists of
12 3,2 |    itself, it bears the title “Typical Psalms.”~ ~Interhours.~In
13 3,2 |      the Hours, as well as the Typical Psalms, are sung as one
14 3,3 |        frequently sung are the Typical Antiphons (Ps. 104, 146
15 3,3 |  because they form part of the typical service. These are sung
16 3,3 |     the Second Antiphon of the Typical group is joined a hymn glorifying
17 5   |    consists of the common life typical of the coenobitic monasteries
18 11,1|        that name. This was the typical Cross used for Roman crucifixions.~