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 1  1,3|          head, lifting up of the hands. All these gestures express
 2  3,1|       bless Christians with both hands, and, in their capacity
 3  3,2|    wearer to get out and use his hands. To this effect there were
 4  3,2|          shoulders to leave both hands free, it presented the aspect
 5  5,4|          Thee; the lifting of my hands as an evening sacrifice.
 6  7,1|       holding the chalice in his hands, both preceded by candle
 7  7,1|   crowding one another, and with hands reverently crossed on the
 8  7,1|        out of the spoon from the hands of the priest, and very
 9  8,1|        then, taking it up in his hands, stands with his face turned
10  8,1|         holding the Cross in his hands, he slowly bows his head
11  8,1|      world. He took him into his hands, thanked God, and called
12  8,2|          the priest takes in his hands a censer and a lighted candle,
13  8,2|       Thee; the lifting up of my hands as the evening sacrifice. —
14  8,2|        worshippers hold in their hands these branches and lighted
15  8,2|         not my feet only, but my hands and my head,” pointing to
16  8,2|        my head,” pointing to his hands and head, and resumes his
17  8,2|         lighted candles in their hands. This service is called “
18  8,2|         Christ, in the side, the hands and the feet. If the feast
19  8,2|         lighted candles in their hands. The Psalm is followed by
20  9,1|  bareheaded and barefooted, with hands hanging down.~ By this ceremony
21  9,1|          pomp?” he answers, with hands uplifted, “I do.” Then the
22  9,1|       towards the East, with his hands down, and to the priest’
23  9,1|          the brow, ears, breast, hands and feet with the consecrated
24  9,1|    nostrils, lips, ears, breast, hands and feet, saying each time, “
25  9,5|       imposition of the bishop’s hands, the act of performing the
26  9,5| stretching out” or “laying on of hands.” The rite is the same for
27  9,5|   consecration, the laying on of hands, and vesting with the sacred
28  9,5|         priesthood, and lays his hands and forehead upon the altar,
29  9,5|           After the laying on of hands, the bishop delivers to
30  9,5|          cope) and places in his hands the Clergy Service Book (
31  9,5|          present, and kisses the hands of the other bishops who
32  9,5|      mercy,” and lay their right hands upon the head of the bishop-elect.~
33  9,5|    blessing. The bishop lays his hands on their heads, but does
34  9,5|        Spirit. The imposition of hands is not called cheirotony,
35  9,5|        an orarion and laying his hands on him, says a prayer, after
36  9,5|       Royal Gates holding in his hands the Cross and Gospel, which
37  9,5|   lighted candles, which he then hands to them, conducts them into
38  9,6|         bystanders hold in their hands lighted candles.~ The service
39  9,6|         cheeks, lips, breast and hands, uttering the while the
40 10,1| willingness to take the vows, he hands him the shears thrice, with
41 10,2|          crown in Heaven. In the hands is placed an icon of the
42 10,2|         lighted candles in their hands, thereby expressing the
43 10,2|          place in the departed’s hands a paper with this prayer
44 10,2|          with an aër, and in the hands are placed a Cross and Gospel.
45 11  |         the Cross, by laying his hands on it crosswise, and prays “
46 11  |        ears, the breast, and the hands — palm and back — saying