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Archpriest D. Sokolof
Manual of Divine services

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   Chapter, Paragraph
1 1,2 | suffered during the first three centuries hindered them 2 1,3 | did for us: by joining the three fingers, we express our 3 2,2 | only one headChrist; three cupolas are erected in honor 4 2,7 | images. The Ikonostas has three doors. The folding doors 5 2,9 | portable and carry one, two or three candles. One candle reminds 6 2,9 | divine and the human; that of three candles is called Trikírion (“ 7 2,9 | candles is called Trikírion (“three candles”), and alludes, 8 2,9 | candles”), and alludes, to the three persons of the Deity. There 9 2,10| with a cover running on three slight chains, which all 10 2,11| the worshippers. There are three ways of ringing the bells, 11 2,11| bells are struck together three different times, in a “peal” ( 12 2,11| bells in this way two or three times, they are struck all 13 4,1 | The Three Cycles.~Public worship consists 14 4,7 | combined so as to fit into three services: the evening service, 15 4,8 | The former consists of three parts. In the first we give 16 4,9 | of Matins is divided into three parts. The first part consists 17 4,9 | consists of the reading of three Psalms. Then follow: the 18 5,3 | kathisma is subdivided into three stáses, and each stasis 19 5,6 | prokimenon is then sung three times. After which the Royal 20 5,6 | to number. Usually two or three are read.*~ ~The Triple 21 5,8 | five loaves of bread and three vessels, one with wheat, 22 6,1 | 62 and 102). While the three last Psalms are read, the 23 6,7 | odes are the songs of the three youths, cast by Nebuchadnezzar 24 6,7 | the deliverance of the three youths is made to symbolize 25 6,7 | the canon is divided into three parts by reciting the Small 26 7,1 | Liturgy is divided into three parts: in the first the 27 7,1 | out of it are placed in three rows at the left of the 28 7,1 | by two Small Ecteniæ into three parts, in honor of the Most 29 8,1 | following points: 1) of the three Psalms prescribed for each 30 8,1 | the offices of all the three Hours are combined into 31 8,2 | Over and above these weeks, three weeks are set apart as a 32 8,2 | the beginning of Lent.~ Three weeks before Lent, on Sunday, 33 8,2 | every Hour: 1) After the Three Psalms the kathisma is read; 34 8,2 | Fridays in Lent, the first three days of Holy Week, and all 35 8,2 | the kathisma, divided into three sections or Antiphons by 36 8,2 | Ephraim the Syrian, with three prostrations. Here follow 37 8,2 | and save me.” On these three days the Liturgy of the 38 8,2 | the tenth hour of day, (three p.m). At this service, after 39 8,2 | after the introit, are read three paremiæ, and lessons from 40 8,2 | of the narratives of the three EvangelistsMatthew, Luke 41 8,4 | Liturgy, and at this service three prayers are offered while 42 9,1 | Christ.~ The priest now walks three times around the font with 43 9,2 | Church following one of the three methos:~v       Those converting 44 9,4 | of Confession consists of three acts: prayers for the remission 45 9,5 | life. Then the priest says three prayers, in which he asks 46 9,5 | the wife to drink from, three times to each. This common 47 9,5 | the hand and leads them three times around the lectern, 48 9,5 | couple’s parish church for three consecutive Sundays. In 49 10 | person, etc.~ Molebens are of three kinds: one includes the 50 10,1 | Monks are divided into three grades: that of novices, 51 10,1 | church. The novice performs three prostrations on the way, 52 10,2 | Penitential Psalm, the canon with three Small Ecteniæ after the 53 10,3 | which means the Book of three songs”) contains the changeable 54 10,3 | canons, consisting of two, three, or four odes. There are 55 10,3 | each, in turn, divided into threeGlories.” The Psalter is


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