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 1  5,6|     consists of petitions for our Emperor, for his prosperous rule, (
 2  8,1|     Empress Helena, mother of the Emperor Constantine the Great, of
 3  8,1|         the Persians by the Greek Emperor Heraclius. The feast is
 4  8,1| principally prayers for the pious Emperor and for the Christian people.
 5  8,1|   inheritance, granting our pious Emperor victories over his opponents
 6  8,1|          of length of days to the Emperor, to his House and the Christ-loving
 7  8,1|      eternal remembrance” for the Emperor Alexander I.~ On the day
 8  8,1|        this day: one by the Greek Emperor Manuel over the Saracens,
 9  8,2|     following occasion. The Greek Emperor Julian, apostate from the
10  9,3|         the names of the reigning Emperor, the local bishop, and the
11  9,3|           under the reign of what Emperor, and with what bishop’s
12 10  |        the throne of the reigning Emperor, the day of the coronation
13 10  |          of length of days to the Emperor and his House is said after
14 10  |       anniversary of the reigning Emperor’s accession to the throne
15 10  |      mercy, for the safety of the Emperor and the soldiers in battle,
16 11  |      Imperial Majesties. When the Emperor and Empress enter the church,
17 11  |        imperial dais and asks the Emperor what faith he professes.
18 11  |           faith he professes. The Emperor replies by reciting the
19 11  |        profession of faith by the Emperor, the rite of coronation
20 11  |         of the Gospel lesson, the Emperor is invested with the purple
21 11  |          received the purple, the Emperor inclines his head, the Metropolitan
22 11  |             After this prayer the Emperor takes the crown from the
23 11  |           Holy Spirit.” After the Emperor has assumed the crown, the
24 11  |          by the Metropolitan, the Emperor takes in his right hand
25 11  |        the Metropolitan tells the Emperor the meaning of the scepter
26 11  |     Autocrat and great Sovereign, Emperor of All the Russias! Receive
27 11  |         the imperial regalia, the Emperor seats himself upon the throne,
28 11  |      throne and kneels before the Emperor, who takes the crown from
29 11  |           Hours), after which the Emperor kneels down and, in a loud
30 11  |           the Liturgy begins, the Emperor puts away the crown. After
31 11  |           hymn has been sung, the Emperor gives his sword to a dignitary,
32 11  |          Metropolitan anoints the Emperor with holy chrism on the
33 11  |      chrism with cotton. Then the Emperor steps aside and stands at
34 11  |         Metropolitan conducts the Emperor, through the Royal Gates,
35 11  |         most pious sovereign, the Emperor, and the entire reigning