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 1  2,7|           Midnight Office and the Hours, the curtain remains drawn,
 2  4,1|        adapted to the twenty four hours of the day. They express
 3  4,1|         which happened at certain hours, and contain petitions suited
 4  4,2|      divided into four watches or hours: The first hour (6 to 9
 5  4,2|           Third, Sixth, and Ninth Hours for the day. Besides these,
 6  4,7|      performed separately, at the hours appointed for them. At the
 7  4,7|        offices of Third and Sixth Hours, and the Liturgy (celebration
 8  4,7|           Third, Sixth, and Ninth Hours, Typica, Vespers, and the
 9  4,9|          gifts to Christians.~The Hours, or Hour offices, is the
10  4,9|         of prayers recited at the hours which begin each of the
11  8,1|      Friday, the so-called “Royal Hours” are read, then follow Vespers
12  8,1|        Sunday, then: 1) the Royal Hours are read on Friday, and
13  8,1|      Great is celebrated.~ “Royal Hours” differ from the ordinary
14  8,1|          offices of all the three Hours are combined into one. These
15  8,1|          combined into one. These Hours are called, “Royal” because
16  8,1|    Vespers then combines with the Hours. At Matins on the day of
17  8,1|         the Lord’s Pascha.” — The Hours are the same for the Annunciation
18  8,1|         and Sundays, the ordinary Hours; on other days, the Lenten
19  8,1|         on other days, the Lenten Hours; on Holy Friday, the Royal
20  8,1|         on Holy Friday, the Royal Hours; and through the Paschal
21  8,1|         Paschal Week, the Paschal Hours. On the days on which the
22  8,1|           the Lenten or the Royal Hours are prescribed, the Liturgy
23  8,2|        the Third, Sixth and Ninth Hours, of the Typica, and of Vespers,
24  8,2|       Presanctified.~ ~The Lenten Hours.~ The peculiarity of the
25  8,2| peculiarity of the offices of the Hours in Lent, consists in this,
26  8,2|         the Liturgy and after the Hours, or just before the end
27  8,2|          after the service of the Hours, when the Cross is taken
28  8,2|       days, at the Offices of the Hours. From the importance of
29  8,2|         on Holy Friday. The Royal Hours are read, in which the Psalms,
30  8,3| Supplication, and dismissal.~ The Hours offices consist exclusively
31  9,3|            after which follow the Hours and the Liturgy.~ ~~The
32  9,5|         before the reading of the Hours. The bishop blesses the
33 11  |     followed by the Office of the Hours. During this service, the
34 11  |          the service of the Royal Hours), after which the Emperor
35 11  |       following manner: after the Hours, Vespers begins with a blessing
36 11  |       feast consists of the Royal Hours and the Liturgy of Basil
37 11  |          the Great; and the Royal Hours are put back to Friday.