Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3,2|         descends in front in two ends, which, for convenience
 2  3,2|          serpents’ heads at both ends, in memory of the Saviour’
 3  4,8|   spiritual mercies. The service ends with the Lord’s Prayer,
 4  4,9|       the name of the Lord”; and ends with the glorification of
 5  5,2|          Thy grace.” The ectenia ends by our committing ourselves
 6  5,3|          God, by Thy grace,” and ends with the commendation to
 7  6,6| veneration of the Gospel or icon ends with a hymn, entreating
 8  6,7|       ninth odes. With the canon ends that part of the service
 9  6,8|        good will among men,” and ends with the Trisagion: “Holy
10  6,9|        First Hour is read, which ends with a hymn in honor of
11  7,1|       During this time the choir ends the Cherubic Hymn.~ Christians
12  7,1|        unto the Lord.” With this ends the preparation for the
13  7,1|        commemorated.~ The priest ends the commemoration of the
14  7,1|         This part of the Liturgy ends, like the preceding ones,
15  7,1|        for mankind.” The service ends with a prayerful wish that
16  8,2|      Meat Fare,” because with it ends the eating of meat. On the
17  8,2|   Cheese- Fare,” because with it ends the eating of butter, cheese
18  8,2|       and the choir takes up and ends the Cherubic Hymn.~ After
19  8,2|        and sticheræ. The service ends with the ectenia. During
20  8,2|          alleluia.”~ The Liturgy ends with the blessing of bread,
21  8,3|  troparia. Each ode of the canon ends with the Small Ectenia and
22  8,4|     being unknown. With this day ends the series of movable services.~ ~ ~
23  9,5|        candidate’s head with the ends of his Omophorion, blesses
24  9,5|        of the bishop-elect.~This ends the consecration, and the
25  9,5|    family. The rite of betrothal ends with the priest praying “
26 10,2|       mercy of Christ. The canon ends with a prayer that the Lord
27 10,2|         it.~ The funeral service ends with the singing of sticheræ,