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 1  2,4 |     upon a stand in a special small casket, to keep it from
 2  2,4 |       In one is placed a very small casket containing particles
 3  2,4 |  Gifts. In another there is a small chalice with a tiny spoon,
 4  2,4 |       spoon, and in a third a small vessel with wine and a sponge
 5  2,5 |    pedestal. To it belong two small dishes or plates. On one
 6  2,5 |    Sacrament. To it belongs a small dipper, in which wine and
 7  2,11|      the “weekday bell,” the “small bell.”~2)      Several bells
 8  3,1 |       who have charge only of small districts, or cities are
 9  3,1 |      of their bishops, govern small Christian communities, called “
10  3,2 |   ordained persons, with this small difference, that the deacon’
11  3,2 |       Orléts (eagle rug) is a small round or oval rug, whereon
12  4,8 |    the Great Compline and the Small Compline. The former consists
13  4,8 |     hosts, have mercy on us!”~Small Compline is an abridgment
14  5,3 |    people,” (Alleluia).~ ~The Small Ectenia. — After the kathisma
15  5,3 |      the kathisma follows the Small Ectenia, which is an abridgment
16  5,3 |    will and the doxology. The Small Ectenia serves to divide
17  6,2 |   followed immediately by the Small Ectenia.~This part of the
18  6,7 |   three parts by reciting the Small Ectenia, after the third,
19  6,9 |    service is followed by the Small Compline.~ The daily Matins
20  7,1 |      bread the priest takes a small particle in honor and memory
21  7,1 |       They are divided by two Small Ecteniæ into three parts,
22  7,1 |   Great Entry.~ After the two Small Ecteniæ for the faithful
23  7,1 |  thanks in the prayers of the Small Ectenia, which differs from
24  8,2 |  sections or Antiphons by the Small Ectenia, recited twice, —
25  8,2 |       Liturgy begins with two Small Ecteniæ, each ending with
26  8,2 |  Epitaphion is brought out at Small Compline.~ ~The Holy Saturday.~
27  8,3 |       the canon ends with the Small Ectenia and after each ode
28  9,3 |   with chrism, places it in a small casket which he fills with
29  9,6 |    pours out the mixture into small vessels, then anoints on
30 10   |       after the sixth ode the Small Ectenia, which is followed
31 10,1 |       prayer rope consists of small metallic plates strung on
32 10,1 | called by a name which means “small ladder” (lyestófka) because
33 10,2 |   Psalm, the canon with three Small Ecteniæ after the third,
34 10,2 |     sixth and ninth odes, the Small Ectenia is recited. Then
35 11   |    and in his left the orb (a small globe, symbolizing the lands
36 11   |     these are followed by the Small Ectenia which concludes
37 11   |    cellar, a store-room, or a small chamber.~According to the