Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1|       prayers, recited or sung in a given order, with certain ceremonies,
 2  2,1|    Wonderworker.” Special names are given to churches erected on some
 3  2,1|          especially honored in some given locality, or whose name
 4  2,2|       things. Sometimes a church is given the shape of a circle in
 5  2,4|             The Evangelist John has given us more fully than the other
 6  2,7|            as are most honored in a given locality. Above the Royal
 7  3,1|            overseer”). This name is given to the successors of the
 8  3,2|           kept in secret places and given out to the celebrants when
 9  3,2|    archpriests and some priests are given the right to wear a headdress
10  3,2|     ornamented in various ways, are given as signs of distinction
11  3,2|           on the breast. It is also given to some archimandrites.
12  4,4|            Saints. In honor of each given event or person, special
13  4,9|       praises of the Lord, Who hath given us not daylight alone, but
14  4,9|           Hour offices, is the name given to brief sets of prayers
15  5,3|             kathísma). This name is given to sections of the Psalter,
16  5,6|               chief”). This name is given to a short verse, generally
17  5,6|         church services the name is given to selected lessons or readings
18  6,6|          event commemorated on each given day. On Sundays, the lessons
19  6,7|             order,” and the name is given to a collection of verses (
20  6,7|          disgrace of barrenness and given her a son. The eirmos of
21  6,7|             become Christians, were given the strength to bring forth
22  6,8|             death slain, and we are given life. Wherefore, we cry
23  6,8|           to glorify God for having given us the Light of the spirit —
24  7,1|           the name of “liturgy” was given to any common business conducted
25  7,1|          Antiphon. This is the name given to Christ’s sayings about
26  7,1|              After thanks have been given the priest blesses the Christians
27  7,1|    institution of the Sacrament are given as follows “He gave to His
28  8,1|       Liturgy of Basil the Great is given, on all other days that
29  8,2| commemorated in the service for the given Hour; 3) before the concluding
30  8,2|            with sleep; lest thou be given up to death, and be shut
31  8,2|          end of the Gospel: “I have given you an example, that ye
32  8,2|           nigh to be sacrificed and given as food to the faithful.
33  8,4|           Sunday. The first name is given to this day because it is
34  9,1|         Prayer For a Woman Who Hath Given Birth to a Child, and Naming
35  9,1|           unrenounced.” The babe is given a Christian name in token
36  9,1|         swung, and the sponsors are given candles to hold. The lighted
37  9,1|          through holy baptism, hast given unto Thy servant N. remission
38  9,4|           This remission of sins is given in the Sacrament of Penance
39  9,4|       priest, by His power which is given unto me, forgive thee and
40  9,5|             short phelonion, and is given the book of the Apostle,
41  9,5|           sticharion (tunic) and is given a candlestick which he holds,
42  9,5|             and the candlestick are given him as insignia of his ministry.~
43  9,5|             the betrothal rings are given to the engaged couple, in
44  9,5|            the bride. The rings are given them in token of the life-long
45  9,6|            that the grace of God is given us for Christ’s sake, who
46 10  |           in whose name and honor a given parish church has been named
47 10  |            entered, when thanks are given for some mercy which had
48 10,1|            name of Monk (or Nun) is given to persons who have taken
49 10,1|          Lesser Schema” is the name given to the consecration of a
50 10,1|           the mantle.” This name is given to a square of cloth, on
51 10,1|             pursuits. The mantle is given him in token of the “exalted
52 10,1|              highest. The head-gear given to him is the kamilávka
53 10,1|             own will. Lastly, he is given a prayer rope or “chôtki” (“
54 10,1|             Father Superior), he is given a pastoral staff emblematic
55 10,2|     concerning us? How have we been given up to corruption? How have
56 10,2|        moment when the last kiss is given and the coffin is closed;
57 10,3|             each day of the year is given in the book called Typicon, (
58 11  |             of the autocratic power given thee from the Most High
59 11  |             man. The name of Deisis given to such an icon is derived
60 11  |            The name of “Apostle” is given to that portion of the New
61 11  |           but increased the talents given them by God. The hymns of
62 11  |            dies of sickness, though given to corruption in the earth,