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 1  1,1|       means a series of prayers, recited or sung in a given order,
 2  4,8|    consists of the prayers to be recited at midnight, in memory of
 3  4,9|         to brief sets of prayers recited at the hours which begin
 4  5,2|        various favors are slowly recited by the deacon, and after
 5  5,2|       beseeches for mercy. It is recited in front of the closed Royal
 6  5,6|       Doxology the Prokímenon is recited. (The word means “foremost,” “
 7  5,8|  consists chiefly of an ectenia, recited by the deacon, “for the
 8  6,9|         hymn “O Gentle Light” is recited or sung quickly, with the
 9  6,9|       canons; 2) The Doxology is recited, not chanted; 3) After the
10  7,1|          or Ectenia of Peace, is recited, in which we pray that the
11  7,1|          Requiem Ectenia is then recited. If the service includes
12  7,1|       for the faithful have been recited, ending with the exclamation, “
13  7,1|           the Sunday hymns being recited the while. If there are
14  7,1|      read, the Triple Ectenia is recited, the Creed is chanted, followed
15  8,1|     Epiphany, in that the prayer recited by the priest is shorter,*
16  8,2|         of Ephraim the Syrian is recited with prostrations: “O Lord
17  8,2|         prayer of St. Ephraim is recited, with prostrations. At the
18  8,2|  Antiphons by the Small Ectenia, recited twice, — the Psalm, “Lord,
19  8,2|       not, the Triple Ectenia is recited. The general prayers of
20  8,2| communion; the Triple Ectenia is recited, the Lord’s Prayer is chanted,
21  8,2|       the church the ecteniæ are recited the paremiæ are read, as
22  8,3|       First the Great Ectenia is recited; after that the entire canon
23  9,6|        Then the Great Ectenia is recited, with added petitions for
24  9,6|      prayers only the seventh is recited. After that the bishop stirs
25 10  |       psalm the Great Ectenia is recited, with the addition of petitions
26 10  |      canon the Triple Ectenia is recited; after the sixth ode the
27 10  |       with the canon, when it is recited after the sixth ode, before
28 10,1|    vesting, the Great Ectenia is recited, with the addition of special
29 10,2|       odes, the Small Ectenia is recited. Then are sung the Idioméla:
30 10,3|    prayers of the daily services recited and chanted by the readers
31 10,3|     which are sung — not read or recited — at the various services.
32 11  |       sung, the Great Ectenia is recited with the addition of petitions
33 11  |   prokimenon is sung and paremia recited; these are followed by the