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 1 3,2|     this hymn, the Prokeimenon (Alleluia at certain other times —
 2 3,2|  Saturdays, this is replaced by Alleluia.] When the Lord revealed
 3 3,3|     before the Gospel being the Alleluia). These are usually taken
 4 3,3|         chanted (now called the Alleluia) with the threefold refrain “
 5 3,3|     with the threefold refrain “Alleluia!” Then the Gospel is brought
 6 3,4|     sung, with the addition of “Alleluia,” followed by a Litany of
 7 3,6|      the Cherubic Hymn and the “Alleluia,” the Lenten Prayer of St.
 8 3,6|      see that the Lord is good! Alleluia!”~The Communion of the Clergy
 9 3,8|     includes the Prokeimena and Alleluia verses which precede and
10 3,9| Glossary of Liturgical Terms.~ ~Alleluia.~(See Prokeimenon.)~ ~Antiphons.~
11 3,9|     Gospel Lesson is called the Alleluia.~ ~Stikheron (Stikhera).~
12 4,6|      Christ have put on Christ. Alleluia!” For in the waters of Baptism,
13 8,2|      Christ have put on Christ. Alleluia!” This circular procession