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 1  1,1 |         warship are divided into two categories: those for permanent
 2  1,3 |          and indivisible; by the two fingers bent to the palm
 3  2,2 |      encompasses him. The latter two shapes are not so often
 4  2,4 |         the Lord, is vested with two coverings; the first is
 5  2,5 |         a pedestal. To it belong two small dishes or plates.
 6  2,5 |          Asterisk, consisting of two arched bands, held by a
 7  2,5 |       the Liturgy. In our church two sponges are used. With one
 8  2,7 |         deacons’ door.” On these two doors there are usually
 9  2,7 |    decorated with icons, in one, two, or more tiers. Such screens,
10  2,8 |        vestibule is divided into two parts, the inner and the
11  2,9 |        illumination of a church, two things are needed: oil and
12  2,9 |          portable and carry one, two or three candles. One candle
13  2,9 |    Eternal; the candlestick with two candles is called Dikírion (“
14  2,9 |     candles is called Dikírion (“two candles”), and indicates
15  2,9 |          Jesus Christ are united two natures — the divine and
16  2,11|        all the bells in this way two or three times, they are
17  3,2 |         and descends in front in two ends, which, for convenience
18  3,2 |          presented the aspect of two bags, one of which-the larger-hung
19  3,2 |     squares, tied to the belt by two cords or strings, or smaller
20  4,3 |    broken by fasts. They are the two weeks after Christmas day,
21  4,8 |      Midnight Office consists of two parts: The first reminds
22  5,3 |         were sung alternately by two choirs; hence the separate
23  5,6 |     differ as to number. Usually two or three are read.*~ ~The
24  5,6 |        petitions in the words of two ecteniæ, spoken by the deacon:
25  6,5 |         Antiphons alternately by two choirs. They are different
26  6,7 |       eirmos is chanted again by two choirs, which, for that
27  6,9 |       Matins service begins with two Psalms, two troparia, a
28  6,9 |          begins with two Psalms, two troparia, a Theotokion,
29  7,1 |      came to pass that there are two liturgical rites: the rite
30  7,1 |     oblations.” Each consists of two smaller round loaves superposed,
31  7,1 |  indicating that in Jesus Christ two natures are united, the
32  7,1 |          are sung alternately by two choirs, whence they are
33  7,1 |   Antiphons. They are divided by two Small Ecteniæ into three
34  7,1 |          Great Entry.~ After the two Small Ecteniæ for the faithful
35  7,1 |        the Great Ectenia, of the two Psalms, 102 (“Bless the
36  8,1 |          September, in memory of two events: 1) the finding by
37  8,1 |          Cross, venerate it with two prostrations, then kiss
38  8,1 |        for He is glorified.” The two last Sundays before the
39  8,1 |      only one is read; the other two are selected specially with
40  8,1 |       the Epiphany, whence these two weeks are called “unbroken.”~ ~
41  8,1 |        the family was poor, only two doves or turtle doves: the
42  8,1 |         offered the sacrifice of two doves. Christ was met in
43  8,1 |           The combination of the two feasts is called Kyriopascha,
44  8,1 |        day — the 1st of August — two feasts are combined: 1)
45  8,1 |          was added, in memory of two victories gained on this
46  8,2 |        for the feast consists of two fasts, that of Great Lent,
47  8,2 |          of the Holy Week. These two fasts are united by two
48  8,2 |          two fasts are united by two days of which one; Saturday,
49  8,2 |          the Ascension; then for two more Sundays, the Church
50  8,2 |      Royal Gates are closed, and two paremiæ for the day are
51  8,2 |          The Liturgy begins with two Small Ecteniæ, each ending
52  8,2 |          The Palm Sunday.~ These two days are the preliminary
53  8,2 |        Sanctuary twelve priests, two by two, and they take seats
54  8,2 | Sanctuary twelve priests, two by two, and they take seats on
55  8,2 |      both sides of the bishop in two rows, from the platform
56  8,4 |          Pentecost and lasts for two days. The first day of this
57  9,1 |        great importance of these two Sacraments in the life of
58  9,1 |      recites the Creed. The last two questions the priest utters
59  9,3 |           censing it as he goes; two priests follow him: one
60  9,5 |  consecration of the Holy Gifts. Two sub-deacons conduct the
61  9,5 |         of Matrimony consists of two rites — that of betrothal
62  9,5 |         blesses them thrice with two lighted candles, which he
63  9,5 |       with the Great Ectenia and two brief prayers, with the
64  9,5 |        marry each other, nor may two brothers marry two sisters;
65  9,5 |       nor may two brothers marry two sisters; within the fifth
66  9,5 |         before. Where one of the two is contracting a first marriage,
67 10   |       the moleben is in honor of two or more Saints, two or more
68 10   |     honor of two or more Saints, two or more Gospels are read);
69 10,3 | incomplete canons, consisting of two, three, or four odes. There
70 10,3 |          or four odes. There are two Triodiæ: the Lenten, giving
71 10,3 |          the Psalter. The former two are divided into readings,
72 11   |          entire rite consists of two acts: the coronation, and
73 11   |    bishops station themselves in two lines from the throne to
74 11   |        the throne and the ambo.~ Two Metropolitans step out of
75 11   |         a hermit, or with one or two others separate from a monastery,