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 1 2,7|            Reader.~The universal garment worn by all classes of ordained
 2 2,7| Stikharion (or Dalmatic), a long garment with sleeves, reaching to
 3 2,7|       ground. Except for a short garment barely covering the shoulders
 4 2,7|    Reader's basic ecclesiastical garment is the Stikharion. This
 5 2,7|          is the Stikharion. This garment (for Readers, Sub-Deacons
 6 2,7|        robe of salvation and the garment of joy,” symbolizing a pure
 7 2,7|          the Priest wears a long garment, sleeveless, with a hole
 8 2,7|           this was replaced by a garment, similar to the Deacon's
 9 2,7|       called a Saccos (sackcloth garment), symbolizing that the Bishop
10 2,7|  holiness of life, wearing this “garment of humility.” As Christ'
11 2,7|          Bishop wears a monastic garment, the Mantiya, which covers
12 4,6|       straight.” Now John wore a garment of camel's hair, and a leather
13 5,2|          Great Schema receives a garment called the Analavos (to
14 9,8|     clothed with light as with a garment; His herald is flaming fire;