Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3,1|             part in the reading and singing. All the church servitors
 2  4,8|        setting forth our needs; the singing of psalms and hymns, expressive
 3  4,9|          first part consists in the singing of Psalms expressive of
 4  5,3|          Ectenia is followed by the singing or reading of the kathismáta (
 5  5,3|         next by the thrice repeated singing of “Alleluia,” with the
 6  5,3|         Psalms are separated by the singing of “Alleluia.”: “Blessed
 7  5,8|           Litia, the clergy, to the singing of verses, return from the
 8  6,3|              after each verse. This singing is called Polyeleos, i.e.,“
 9  6,5|         Ectenia are followed by the singing of the Antiphons alternately
10  6,6|           from the dead. During the singing, the faithful pay reverent
11  6,7|          troparia. The simultaneous singing of the scriptural odes and
12  6,7|         church. From this manner of singing, this eirmos is called the
13  7,1|          the time in prayer, in the singing of sacred hymns, and the
14  7,1|          doctrine, and adore Him by singing the solemn hymn: “O come,
15  7,1|          the worshippers respond by singing the Trisagion: “Holy God,
16  7,1|          and the Gospel.~ After the singing of the Trisagion, the celebrants
17  7,1|        aside all earthly care,” the singing is interrupted; at this
18  7,1|         only by worship but also by singing the triumphal hymn in His
19  7,1|       triumphal hymn in His honor: “Singing, shouting, crying aloud,
20  7,1|            give thanks to the Lord, singing a triumphal hymn to Him
21  7,1|           begins while the choir is singing, “We praise Thee.” When
22  7,1|             all times.”~ During the singing of the Psalm, the priest
23  7,1|             service begins with the singing, immediately after the Great
24  8,1|         Great Doxology, to the slow singing of the Trisagion, it is
25  8,2|          words, “borne on high” the singing is suspended; the priest
26  8,2|             the faithful respond by singing, “One is holy, One is Lord,
27  8,2|         them a special service with singing, consisting chiefly in petitions
28  8,2|              for veneration, to the singing of the hymn, “Before Thy
29  8,2|          branches). All through the singing of the canon the worshippers
30  8,2|         ceremony takes place to the singing of the troparion “The noble
31  8,2|            up the Epitaphion to the singing of the funeral Trisagion,
32  8,3|          the church on the outside, singing: “Thy Resurrection, O Christ
33  8,4|            closing prayers, and the singing of the Paschal hymns ceases.~
34  9,3| consecration of water; then, to the singing of appropriate troparia
35  9,3|       ablution of the altar. To the singing of psalms, the bishop rubs
36  9,3|           it on the outside, to the singing of troparia on the upbuilding
37  9,3|            them on his head, to the singing of troparia in honor of
38  9,5|        before the bishop, after the singing of the Cherubic Hymn, in
39  9,5|           of the bridal pair to the singing of the 127th Psalm is also
40  9,6|             service begins with the singing of a prayer for the healing
41 10  |             kinds: one includes the singing of a canon, another omits
42 10,2|        troparia are followed by the singing of the funeral canon, containing
43 10,2|       funeral service ends with the singing of sticheræ, which speak
44 11  |       present kneeling and with the singing of the hymn, “We praise
45 11  |             altar.~    *The words, “singing, shouting, crying aloud,