Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,2|           appointed the time and laid down the order of prayer.
 2  1,2|         in His name, and thereby laid the foundation of His Church’
 3  2,4|       brocade. Upon the altar is laid a silken or linen cloth,
 4  2,4|        the Gospel.* The Cross is laid there as a sign of Christ’
 5  2,5|         round dish) on which are laid the portions of bread cut
 6  2,5|        On one of these plates is laid the bread, out of which
 7  2,5|            On the other plate is laid the bread from which a portion
 8  2,5|     portions of bread, which are laid on it in a certain order
 9  3,1|    annular is bent, the thumb is laid across it, and the little
10  6,4|          standing before an icon laid on a lectern in the middle
11  6,6|       icon of the feast which is laid on a lectern in the middle
12  7,1|    members of the Church and are laid below the Lamb; while lower
13  7,1|     prayer for the dead.~ Having laid the particles on the paten,
14  7,1|         order in which they were laid, and, in doing so, remembers
15  8,2|         rises; at the words “and laid aside His garments,” he
16  8,2|         repeating the words “and laid aside His garments.” The
17  8,2|          covered It with spices, laid It in a new tomb.” The canvas
18  8,2|         new tomb.” The canvas is laid out on a table, and all
19  9,1|       chrism; and, that the seal laid on them by the unction might
20  9,3|      morning.” Upon the stone is laid a metallic plate with an
21  9,3|          date the foundation was laid.~ ~The Rite of the Consecration
22  9,3|      word); then on the altar is laid the eilyton (“wrap,” also
23 10,1|    before a lectern on which are laid a Cross and Gospel, and
24 10,1| Sanctuary the evening before and laid upon the altar, to signify
25 10,2|      disciples. Then the body is laid in a coffin and covered
26 11  |      please God. The grain, when laid in the earth, rots, yet