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 1  2,5|     knife, double-edged, used to take portions out of the bread.~
 2  2,8|         also, Christians used to take their food at a common table
 3  3,1|          Clergy.~The persons who take part in the performance
 4  3,1|          with these duties, they take part in the reading and
 5  3,2|        the bishop that he should take thought for the conversion
 6  7,1|       celebrant must necessarily take holy communion himself,
 7  7,1|       the worshippers prepare to take part in the celebration
 8  7,1|         are sung, the Beatitudes take the place of the third Antiphon.
 9  7,1|         s supreme love for men: “Take, eat (the bread); this is
10  7,1|        performed, the celebrants take communion, partaking first
11  7,1| disciples and apostles and said: take and eat...” and “He gave
12  7,1| disciples and apostles and said: take and drink...”; 3). in the
13  8,1|      entreated God that He would take away the dishonor of childlessness.
14  8,2|        still more clearly not to take pride in and boast of fulfilling
15  8,2|        hour upon Thine apostles: take Him not from us, O Good
16  8,2|        thanks, and the dismissal take place as usual. Only, instead
17  8,2|    priests, two by two, and they take seats on both sides of the
18  8,2|     happens on this day, Vespers take place earlier, combined
19  8,2|         after the Great Doxology take up the Epitaphion to the
20  8,2|        and trembling; and let it take no thought for any earthly
21  9,1|     confessions are permitted to take part in the rite of baptism
22  9,1|          to enter the church, to take part in all the prayers
23  9,3|         prayer, when the priests take cloths and rub the altar
24  9,3|          new church. The priests take sponges sprinkled with holy
25  9,5|      that he may on the same day take part in the celebration
26  9,5|          a home betrothal cannot take the place of the betrothal
27  9,5|         token of festivity, then take their stand on a rug. The
28  9,5|          third marriage does not take place with the same solemnity
29  9,6|        to renounce the world, to take monastic vows, and to devote
30 10,1|      vows. Persons who desire to take on themselves monastic vows
31 10,1|         The novice who wishes to take the vows removes his garments
32 10,1|          test his willingness to take the vows, he hands him the
33 10,1|         thrice, with the words: “Take these shears and give them
34 10,1|    whoever would follow Him must take up his Cross, and glorify
35 10,1|         State. — Those monks who take upon themselves the Great
36 10,1|        in Russia Schémniks. They take severer vows of complete
37 11  |          Jordan, so that all who take from it and partake of it
38 11  |           angelic” because monks take the vow of renunciation