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 1  2,3|        Prothesis, containing the Table of Oblations, for the reception
 2  2,4|  Sanctuary there stands a square table; it is the altar; also called
 3  2,4|        is present on it, or Holy Table, because upon it Christians
 4  2,5|          space there always is a table whereon are deposited the
 5  2,5|      offerings. It is called the Table of Oblations and is vested
 6  2,5|    decorated with icons. On this table are also placed the sacred
 7  2,5|      been washed, is kept on the Table of Oblations, and is called
 8  2,8|      take their food at a common table after the end of divine
 9  2,9|          on the Altar and on the Table of Oblations, also behind
10  5,8|       the middle of it, before a table on which have been placed
11  7,1|         of the Elements from the table of oblations to the Altar
12  8,2|     place them on and around the Table of Oblations. At the great
13  8,2|        also transferred from the Table of Oblations to the altar.
14  8,2|          canvas is laid out on a table, and all present adore it
15  9,3|          the Royal Gates, upon a table covered with a white linen
16  9,3|          which the Altar and the Table of Oblations are to be dressed,
17  9,3|           and nails. Around this table are placed four candlesticks.
18  9,3|       are placed upon a separate table, the holy chrism, rose water,
19  9,3|         arms, and then carry the table with the church belongings
20  9,5| cleanliness of the altar and the Table of Oblations.~ ~Note 2.—
21  9,5|       Gospel, which he lays on a table in the middle of the church.
22  9,5|       and places them before the table, at a little distance from
23  9,5|      olive trees round about thy table. Behold, so shall the man
24  9,6|      with wheat is placed upon a table. Into the midst of the wheat
25  9,6|       with cotton. Upon the same table are placed a Cross and Gospel.