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 1  2,4|      Gospel, because it is the book which contains the Word
 2  2,7|      of heaven and serves as a book, from which even those who
 3  5,3|  sections of the Psalter, that book of the Old Testament in
 4  6,6|     reverently meet the sacred Book, as it were Christ Himself,
 5  6,6|        obeisance to the sacred Book and press their lips to
 6  7,1|       of persecution, the holy Book was brought out of the repository
 7  7,1|     commemorated event. In the Book of the Gospel the faithful
 8  7,1|   reader announces out of what book he is going to read, and
 9  9,1|        may inscribe him in the Book of Life and receive him
10  9,2|          The pre-revolutionary Book of Needs (the Russian Trebnik)
11  9,5|       hands the Clergy Service Book (manual of church services).
12  9,5|    phelonion, and is given the book of the Apostle, from which
13  9,5|       through the Liturgy. The book and the candlestick are
14  9,5|  information is entered into a book; the entry is then signed
15 10,3|       come: the Clergy Service Book, the Bishop’s Service Book,
16 10,3|     Book, the Bishop’s Service Book, the Horologion, the Oktoëchos,
17 10,3|   Typicon.~ The Clergy Service Book (Sluzhébnik) contains the
18 10,3|   deacon. The Bishop’s Service Book (Chinóvnik) is the Pontifical
19 10,3|   Chinóvnik) is the Pontifical Book of Offices, differing from
20 10,3|    Oktoëchos (which means the “Book of Eight Tones”) contains
21 10,3|      services. The name of the book comes from this — that the
22 10,3|      Triodion (which means the Book of three songs”) contains
23 10,3|     the various services. This book has its name from the fact
24 10,3|       the year is given in the book called Typicon, (which means “
25 10,3|   desire are described in the “Book of Needs” (or “of Ministrations”),
26 10,3|      Alien Creeds,” and in the Book of Chants.~ Some books belong
27 10,3| private home use, such as: the Book of Rules, which tells how
28 10,3|        collected canons”; the “Book of Saints,” giving the troparia
29 10,3|      the “Euchologion” (Prayer Book), complete or abridged.~ ~ ~  ~  ~
30 11  |          We call “Gospel,” the book which contains the narrative