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 1  2,1 |             because, on solemn feast days, not only the church’s own
 2  2,11|           ones are used on different days, and then they have different
 3  3,2 |              him with beauty. In our days, the members of the lower
 4  4,2 |             Cycle.~In ancient times, days were counted from the evening.
 5  4,5 |             occur yearly on the same days of the week, but on different
 6  4,6 |           15th of August.* There are days preceding and following
 7  4,7 |              the Holy Eucharist). On days preceding Sundays or great
 8  4,7 |        performed falls on one of the days in Lent on which there is
 9  4,8 |              Office.~ ~Note.— On the days on which an All-Night Vigil
10  5,6 |            The Paremia. — On certain days, the prokimenon is followed
11  5,6 |          except Sundays, and for the days of Lent. They differ as
12  6,7 |            in the great Twelve Feast days, when various other texts
13  7,1 |             than noon, except on the days when the Liturgy is combined
14  7,1 |         chants the Trisagion.~On the days of the Nativity of Christ,
15  7,1 |          baptism preferably on those days. The Church has preserved
16  7,1 |          bless thee.” On great feast days, the choir sings in the
17  7,1 |         honor, health, and length of days rightly dividing the Word
18  7,1 |             He may give us length of days.~The communicants remain
19  7,1 |             for communion.~ ~NOTE 1. Days When the Liturgy of St.
20  7,1 |               The Typica. — When, on days on which the church statutes
21  8,1 |           prepare by a fast of forty days, called the Nativity Fast,
22  8,1 |            eve of the most important days of Christ’s earthly life, —
23  8,1 |              Emperors used, on these days, to go in solemn procession
24  8,1 |            proclamation of length of days to the Emperor, to his House
25  8,1 |        sometimes on one of the first days of the Paschal week. But
26  8,1 |             ordinary Hours; on other days, the Lenten Hours; on Holy
27  8,1 |            the Paschal Hours. On the days on which the Lenten or the
28  8,1 |         Great is given, on all other days that of John Chrysostom.~ ~
29  8,1 |              After this, for fifteen days, the Cross was carried through
30  8,2 |            and Fasts~All the movable days of worship are connected
31  8,2 |              fasts are united by two days of which one; Saturday,
32  8,2 |            Paschal Feast lasts seven days. But the festivities do
33  8,2 |            and Sundays; on the other days only the Typica service
34  8,2 |            give communion on certain days at Vespers, using Presanctified
35  8,2 |         Vespers, combined on certain days with the Liturgy of the
36  8,2 | Presanctified is celebrated on those days of Lent when the contrition
37  8,2 |            Communion Sacrament. Such days are the Wednesdays and Fridays
38  8,2 |             in Lent, the first three days of Holy Week, and all the
39  8,2 |            of Holy Week, and all the days on which falls the feast
40  8,2 |             Compline, the first four days of the first week, the penitential
41  8,2 |            proclamation of length of days” to Orthodox Patriarchs,
42  8,2 |              Palm Sunday.~ These two days are the preliminary to the
43  8,2 |        nearly all the hymns of these days.* At Matins after the Alleluia,
44  8,2 |             save me.” On these three days the Liturgy of the Presanctified
45  8,2 |             Gospels through on these days, at the Offices of the Hours.
46  8,2 |         events commemorated, all the days of the Passion Week are
47  8,2 |             memory of Christ’s forty days’ sojourn on earth after
48  8,3 |            services are alike on all days, differing only in that,
49  8,4 |           sung through all the forty days until the feast of the Ascension.
50  8,4 |          Pentecost and lasts for two days. The first day of this feast
51  9,1 |           performed within the first days after birth, immediately
52  9,1 |             white garments for seven days, nor wash the spots on their
53  9,5 |            witnesses, and on certain days prescribed by the canons.~ ~
54  9,5 |          things of Jerusalem all the days of thy life. And mayest
55  9,5 |             peaceful life, length of days, chastity, mutual love,
56  9,5 |      branches for the space of seven days, and on the eighth removed
57  9,6 |            to devote the rest of his days to perpetual penance and
58 10   |             the birthdays and names’ days of members of the Imperial
59 10   |           named and dedicated; 3) on days commemorating victories
60 10   |           their birthdays and name’s days, before children begin lessons,
61 10   |            the granting of length of days to the Emperor and his House
62 10,1 |             worn in ancient times on days of sorrowing; the monk dons
63 10,2 |          daily through all the forty days, by the celebration of the
64 10,2 |         relatives, there are certain days set apart by the Church
65 10,2 |            church services for these days are called “Universal Requiems,”
66 10,2 |         Universal Requiems,” and the days themselves are called “ancestral
67 10,2 |     themselves are called “ancestral days” (All-Souls’). Such days
68 10,2 |             days” (All-Souls’). Such days are: the Saturday before
69 10,3 |             prayers for the moveable days of the yearly cycle of services,
70 11   |          stones, grant him length of days, place in his right hand
71 11   |         deacon proclaims, “length of days to their Majesties”; (as
72 11   |       thanksgiving and for length of days have been said, they receive
73 11   |         Great Vespers – on all other days and almost always at Matins
74 11   |              are prescribed for some days than for others. Thus five