Chapter, Paragraph
1 1,1| therefore called tréba, a word which, translated, means “
2 2,1| fish, because the Greek word for “fish,” ichthys, is
3 2,4| book which contains the Word of Christ, by following
4 2,7| singers is called Klíros. The word means lots. These places
5 3,2| permitted to wear a miter. The word kamilavka means either “
6 3,2| the spiritual sword — the Word of God, with which they
7 3,2| paterissa (from the Greek word pater, “father”). The episcopal
8 5,2| called ectenia, from a Greek word which means “extended, protracted.”
9 5,2| the worshippers utter the word, “Amen,” which means “yes,
10 5,3| responding parts.† The word “kathisma” is derived from
11 5,3| is derived from a Greek word which means “to sit.” The
12 5,4| called the Sticheræ (a Greek word, meaning, “verses”) on “
13 5,6| Prokímenon is recited. (The word means “foremost,” “principal,” “
14 5,6| reading of paremía; This word means “parable” or “allegory.”
15 5,7| Master, according to Thy word. For mine eyes have seen
16 5,8| to perform the Litiá. The word means “earnest supplication.”
17 6,6| it, as being the living Word of Christ.~ “Having beheld
18 6,7| nine odes of the Canon. The word “canon” signifies “rule,” “
19 6,7| gavest birth to God the Word, the very Theotokos, thee
20 7,1| and again by a Russian word, obiédnia, from the fact
21 7,1| Trinity, and readings from the Word of God.~ It begins with
22 7,1| O Only-begotten Son and Word of God, Who art immortal,
23 7,1| candle indicates that the Word of God is light to our spirit,
24 7,1| God vouchsafed through His Word. Then the priest exclaims, “
25 7,1| Prayers.~ After hearing the word of Christ Saviour, all present
26 7,1| Lord may “Teach them the Word of Truth — reveal to them
27 7,1| days rightly dividing the Word of Thy truth.”* The deacon
28 7,1| voluntary and involuntary, in word and deed, in knowledge or
29 7,1| righteously, according to Thy word). The deacon also gives
30 8,1| confirmed the certainty of the word. O Christ our God, Who hast
31 8,2| called Ephymnion — a Greek word which means, “the burden
32 9,3| covering,” “garment” — a Greek word); then on the altar is laid
33 9,3| eilyton (“wrap,” also a Greek word), and in that the Antimins
34 9,5| fan, uttering the Greek word “Axios” (“worthy”) which
35 9,5| Omophorion, during which act the word “Axios” is uttered loudly.
36 10 | Moleben” is a Slavonic word signifying “a service of
37 10,1| title of Hegúmen (a Greek word which means “leader”; that
38 10,1| Archimandrite (another Greek word which means chief of a fold).
39 10,1| called a stárets (a Russian word, meaning, “elder”). As one
40 10,1| while the kamilavka (the word means a cap protecting from
41 10,1| the Lesser Schema. — The word Schema means “dignity, aspect”;
42 10,1| rivers of instruction in the Word of God.~ ~
43 10,2| a blessing and a parting word to ease their passage into
44 10,2| from the body. This parting word consists of a prayerful
45 11 | Luke and John. The Greek word Evangélion means “Good News.”
46 11 | derived by some from the Greek word Deisis, which means “prayer.”
47 11 | the Greek tongue, took the word for the name of the icon.~ *
48 11 | Hosanna is a Hebrew word which means “God save” or “
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