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 1  2,7|       which were received by the Virgin Mary from the Archangel
 2  3,2|       which was the image of the Virgin, on the other that of the
 3  4,6|       celebrated in honor of the Virgin are: Her Nativity, 8th of
 4  4,6|       called “the Synaxis of the Virgin,” i.e., the congregation
 5  4,6|        after the Nativity of the Virgin, in honor of her parents,
 6  4,6|          for the Nativity of the Virgin: “Thy Nativity, O Theotokos
 7  4,6|        Thy Nativity, O Theotokos Virgin, hath proclaimed joy to
 8  4,6|   Troparion for the Entry of the Virgin into the Temple: “Today
 9  4,6|        In the temple of God, the Virgin is presented openly, and
10  4,6|         who art full of grace, O Virgin Theotokos, for from thee
11  5,7|        become incarnate from the Virgin Mary, gave to those that
12  6,4|       delivered Adam from sin, O Virgin, and hast brought joy to
13  6,7|   Incarnation of Christ from the Virgin Mary in the words of the
14  6,7| Testament. It is the song of the Virgin Mary, in which she expresses
15  6,7|       thee do we magnify.” — The Virgin’s song is never omitted,
16  6,8|      with a hymn in honor of the Virgin (Theotokion):~ At Sunday
17  6,8|         Most blessed art thou, O Virgin Theotokos, for through Him
18  6,9|      with a hymn in honor of the Virgin (Theotokion):~ ~“To thee,
19  7,1|  oblation-loaves in honor of the Virgin and the Saints and in memory
20  8,1|        Theotokos.~ The Most Holy Virgin Mary was born in the Galilean
21  8,1|        Thy nativity, O Theotokos Virgin, hath proclaimed joy to
22  8,1|         them. When the Most Holy Virgin Mary was still a young girl,
23  8,1|        In the temple of God, the Virgin is presented openly, and
24  8,1|      Already from the day of the Virgin’s Entry into the Temple,
25  8,1|          Kontakion. —” Today the Virgin giveth birth to Him Who
26  8,1|          of Jesus, the Most Holy Virgin Mary came to the Temple
27  8,1|         who art full of grace, O Virgin Theotokos, for from thee
28  8,1|        the joyful tidings to the Virgin Mary. This feast usually
29  8,1|          Son of God becometh the Virgin’s Son, and Gabriel proclaimeth
30  8,1|          Christ God and the Holy Virgin Mary, His Mother. This is
31  8,2|         Akathist in honor of the Virgin is read, in remembrance
32  8,2|          the intercession of the Virgin, whose icon was carried
33  9,1|       Birth. In imitation of the Virgin who, on the fortieth day
34  9,5|           Rejoice, O Isaiah! the Virgin is with child and bringeth
35  9,5|          magnifying, we call the Virgin blessed.”*) After the circumambulation,
36 10  |         Thee”; in a canon to the Virgin it is “Most-holy Mother
37 11  |         of the Son of God from a virgin, which was the foundation