Chapter, Paragraph
1 2,7 | Lord hath saved us, such as Vespers and Matins, it is drawn
2 2,11| solemn services (the Liturgy, Vespers and Matins), after the single-stroke
3 4,2 | resulted in eight services: Vespers, Compline, Midnight Office
4 4,7 | the offices of Ninth Hour, Vespers, and Compline; — the morning
5 4,7 | awake”), and consists of Vespers, Matins and First Hour.
6 4,7 | and Ninth Hours, Typica, Vespers, and the Liturgy; and the
7 4,8 | The Daily Services.~Vespers begins with the glorification
8 4,8 | the God-bearer. Thus the Vespers service is replete with
9 4,9 | of a service composed of Vespers and Matins, which is performed
10 5 | Great Vespers~
11 5,3 | At Sunday and feast-day Vespers, the Antiphon of the first
12 5,5 | Vespers Introit and Doxology.~While
13 5,7 | Conclusion of Vespers.~ Filled with hope in the
14 5,8 | Vigil, towards the end of Vespers, the officiating clergy
15 5,8 | concluding prayers of the Vespers office, the priest makes
16 5,8 | food is offered between Vespers and Matins.~ ~ ~
17 6,8 | performed separately from Vespers, begin very early, the priest
18 6,9 | Wherein the Daily Services of Vespers and Matins differ from the
19 6,9 | All-night Vigil. — The daily Vespers service differs from that
20 6,9 | each verse; 3) There is no Vespers or evening entry, but the
21 6,9 | Blessing of the Loaves. — The Vespers service is followed by the
22 6,9 | is performed apart from Vespers, it is preceded by the Midnight
23 7,1 | Liturgy is combined with the Vespers service.~The service of
24 8,1 | vigil of the feast, after Vespers, the Cross is brought out
25 8,1 | Hours” are read, then follow Vespers combined with the Liturgy
26 8,1 | in the morning, then 3) Vespers with lessons from the Apostle
27 8,1 | and the Gospel after the Vespers entry; 4) on Christmas Day,
28 8,1 | city.~ The Liturgy or the Vespers service is followed by the “
29 8,1 | feast, after the Liturgy or Vespers. In some churches, it is
30 8,1 | preceding it begins with Vespers; if on any other day of
31 8,1 | with Compline, because Vespers then combines with the Hours.
32 8,1 | Liturgy is celebrated after Vespers in combination with this
33 8,2 | communion on certain days at Vespers, using Presanctified Gifts.
34 8,2 | Presanctified Gifts. Such a Vespers service at which the faithful
35 8,2 | Hours, of the Typica, and of Vespers, combined on certain days
36 8,2 | is combined with that of Vespers; only, as catechumens may
37 8,2 | catechumens may be present at Vespers, but only the faithful may
38 8,2 | therefore, at the end of the Vespers service, before the Holy
39 8,2 | bidden to depart.~ Until the Vespers entry, the service proceeds
40 8,2 | The general prayers of the Vespers service end with the Ectenia
41 8,2 | begins already on Friday at Vespers, when, after the Liturgy
42 8,2 | celebrated in combination with Vespers; at the Liturgy, instead
43 8,2 | reference to Christ’s Passion. Vespers begin at the tenth hour
44 8,2 | Annunciation happens on this day, Vespers take place earlier, combined
45 8,2 | Great, and is combined with Vespers. As the latter service has
46 8,3 | each in his own tongue.~Vespers also consists mainly of
47 8,3 | and no Gospel is read at Vespers. During the Paschal week
48 8,4 | before. On Trinity Day, Vespers follow immediately after
49 8,4 | flowers, and to stand at Vespers holding flowers. The trees
50 10,3 | and ceremonies of Matins, Vespers and the Liturgy, performed
51 11 | Sunday and feast-day Great Vespers – on all other days and
52 11 | the Prokimenon for Sunday Vespers is: “The Lord is King; He
53 11 | others. Thus five are read at Vespers before the Annunciation,
54 11 | Thy commonwealth.”~ *Vespers and Liturgy are combined
55 11 | manner: after the Hours, Vespers begins with a blessing on
56 11 | Trinity, then follows the Vespers Entry with the Gospel, after
57 11 | the Great combined with Vespers. On the day of the feast,
58 11 | at the proper time, then Vespers, and, on the day of the
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