Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1|       the totality of Christians taken together forms the Church,
 2  2,5|         which a portion has been taken in memory of Christ; the
 3  2,5|         which a portion has been taken out in honor of the Mother
 4  2,6|        As all these articles are taken care of by the deacons,
 5  3,1| protopresbyter. Priests who have taken monastic vows are called
 6  5,6|          are separated by verses taken from various parts of the
 7  6,7|          its contents are always taken from the former. Either
 8  6,7|         thanks to God for having taken from her the disgrace of
 9  7,1|      Nine Orders.” The particles taken out of it are placed in
10  7,1|        of Health,” particles are taken, with a prayer for the health
11  7,1|      particles” are placed those taken out of the fifth loaf; which
12  7,1|         Evangelist the lesson is taken. The worshippers give expression
13  7,1|      communion) all the portions taken out of the oblation-loaves
14  7,1|        places in it the portions taken out of the oblation-breads
15  8,1|        dismissal, it is solemnly taken up and carried into the
16  8,2|         Hours, when the Cross is taken back into the Sanctuary.
17  8,2|       washed their feet, and had taken His garments.” The words “
18  8,2|    garments.” The words “and had taken His garments” are repeated
19  8,2|         the Saints, the myrrh is taken into the repository of sacred
20  8,2|         The noble Joseph, having taken Thy most pure Body down
21  9,3|     possible, the bishop, having taken up the holy relics, places
22  9,3|       and which a priest, having taken it from him, and closed
23  9,5|          the fear of God. Having taken the oath, he receives the
24  9,5|     lines. Then the phelonion is taken from him; he puts on a sticharion (
25 10,1|        given to persons who have taken the vows of chastity, poverty,
26 10,1|        to remind him that he has taken on himself the yoke of Christ
27 10,1|   prepared for the candidate are taken into the Sanctuary the evening
28 10,1|          at the present time are taken from among the archimandrites,
29 10,2|        the Church. — The body is taken to a church before burial.
30 11  |        When their Majesties have taken their seats, the presiding