Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,3|        middle finger of the right hand we join together, while
 2  1,3|        they touch the palm of the hand. Having arranged the fingers
 3  1,3|           bent to the palm of the hand we express our belief in
 4  2,4|       there was not always one on hand to do so, and, besides,
 5  2,6|          The Vestry.~On the right hand of the Sanctuary a space
 6  2,7|           His Mother at His right hand and the Forerunner at the
 7  3,1|          the fingers of the right hand in such a manner as to form
 8  3,1|           rank, but only with one hand. All priests are equal as
 9  3,2|          end of it with his right hand, he slightly raises it,
10  3,2|         make it pleasanter to the hand to hold the staff.~The Orléts (
11  6,8|         that sittest at the right hand of the Father, have mercy
12  8,2|  Pre-sanctified Gifts, and in his hand the chalice with the wine,
13  8,2|      Jerusalem, and, on the other hand, gave the assurance that
14  8,2|        who sits first on the left hand side and ending with him
15  8,2|           sits first on the right hand side.~ The order of the
16  8,2|       pours water thrice from his hand on each priest’s foot, wipes
17  8,2|           and kisses the priest’s hand; and he whose foot has been
18  8,2|     kisses the bishop’s miter and hand. While the feet of eleven
19  8,2|           sits first on the right hand side; the priest rises from
20  9,1|          blesses him and lays his hand upon his head. The priest’
21  9,1|         and the imposition of the hand — the entry under the shelter
22  9,1|         of the Church. Laying his hand on the catechumen’s head,
23  9,1|   involuntary: Lay Thine almighty hand upon him and preserve him
24  9,5|        the bishop, and kisses his hand and Thigh-shield (palitsa)
25  9,5| Omophorion, blesses him, lays his hand upon his head, and speaks
26  9,5|       wanting, passing through my hand, ordaineth this most pious
27  9,5|       head, as though it were the hand of Christ Saviour, and hold
28  9,5|       reader or acolyte, lays his hand upon his head, and says
29  9,5|      finger) of the groom’s right hand. The same proceeding is
30  9,5|          priest takes them by the hand and leads them three times
31  9,6|           as it were Christ’s own hand, upon the patient’s head
32 10,1|           lusts,” and, laying his hand on the Gospel adds: “Here
33 10,1|         to the abbot, kissing his hand. After the third time the
34 10,1|      abbot says to him: “From the hand of Christ thou didst receive
35 11  |          days, place in his right hand the scepter of salvation,
36 11  |        Emperor takes in his right hand the scepter and in his left
37 11  |            i.e., he places in his hand a portion of the Body of