Chapter, Paragraph
1 2,1| dedicated to the memory of some event or other out of the life
2 2,7| representation of the Saint or event, in honor of whom or which
3 4,4| In honor of each given event or person, special hymns,
4 4,6| persons who took part in the event which the feast commemorates.
5 4,9| glorification of the person or event, to the memory of whom or
6 4,9| Saint of the day or of the event commemorated on that day.
7 5,4| in honor of the person or event to whom the service is consecrated,
8 5,6| prototype of the commemorated event or a prophecy concerning
9 5,6| memory of the person or event to which the services of
10 6,3| of glorifications of the event or person commemorated on
11 6,4| magnifying the person or event celebrated. On Sundays the
12 6,6| lesson is adapted to the event commemorated on each given
13 6,7| troparia) in honor of the event or person commemorated,
14 6,7| from the former. Either the event celebrated in the Old Testament
15 6,7| the canon points to this event as a type of men who, having
16 6,7| Lord in connection with the event or the Saint in whose honor
17 6,8| sung hymns in honor of the event or person commemorated;
18 7,1| appropriate to the festive event, and to them are joined
19 7,1| concerning the commemorated event. In the Book of the Gospel
20 8,1| lady” or “lofty.” This event which was so joyous for
21 8,1| captivity, resolved that this event should be celebrated all
22 8,1| Christians celebrate this event on November 21st as a portent
23 8,1| awaiting deliverance. This event is commemorated on February
24 8,1| John the Baptist.~This event is commemorated on the 29th
25 8,2| Lazarus.”~ Because this event manifested the divine might
26 8,3| Devil. As we know of no event more joyful and radiant,
27 10 | commemoration of the person or event in whose name and honor
28 11 | hymn on the nature of the event commemorated or on the labors
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