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 1 2,4|        Holy Table to the ground.~ ~Antimension.~In the first centuries
 2 2,4|        every Orthodox church — the Antimension.~The Antimension is a rectangular
 3 2,4|      church — the Antimension.~The Antimension is a rectangular piece of
 4 2,4|         Depicted on the top of the Antimension is an Icon of the Burial
 5 2,4|         are named. Sewn into every Antimension is an incorruptible relic
 6 2,4|           Church.~Printed on every Antimension are the words: “By the grace
 7 2,4|           Life-giving Spirit, this Antimension, the Holy Table, is consecrated
 8 2,4|       which is Orthodoxy.~The word Antimension is a combination of Greek
 9 2,4|          travelers. The use of the Antimension is mandatory, even on Holy
10 2,4|          usually placed beside the Antimension with which to brush off
11 2,5|      usually kept in a fold of the Antimension and thus is called the Antimension
12 2,5| Antimension and thus is called the Antimension Sponge. The other is kept
13 3,3|            upon which is placed an Antimension consecrated by a Bishop —
14 3,3|      another place, as long as the Antimension is present. Not more than
15 3,3|       Altar (Holy Table), upon one Antimension, in one day.~Upon entering