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 1 2,3| Forerunner are turned to Him in supplication. As these Icons (Apostles,
 2 3,2|    Vigil) the Litany of Fervent Supplication is now chanted (characterized
 3 3,2|        or the Litany of Fervent Supplication (Great Vespers), the prayer, “
 4 3,2|    Evening Litany (or Litany of Supplication) is chanted, wherein we
 5 3,2|      Lord!”~After the Litany of Supplication, special hymns are sung
 6 3,2|      with the Litany of Fervent Supplication and the usual Dismissal (
 7 3,2|       On Great Feasts a special supplication is made to the Saint (s)
 8 3,2|        of the Litany of Fervent Supplication and the Morning Litany (
 9 3,2|       did the Litany of Fervent Supplication and the Evening Litany at
10 3,2|      Troparia and the Litany of Supplication, just as at Daily Vespers.
11 3,3|      then the Litany of Fervent Supplication, since it is meet, that
12 3,4|         followed by a Litany of Supplication, in which we ask for spiritual
13 3,4|     Deacon chants the Litany of Supplication which, appropriately, is
14 3,6|      Lesson, the moving hymn of supplication, “Let my prayer arise...”
15 3,6|      not, the Litany of Fervent Supplication is chanted, as well as a
16 3,6|       begins with the Litany of Supplication (which begins, “Let us complete
17 9,6|        in the Litany of Fervent Supplication. At the Divine Liturgy the