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 1  2,4|       another there is a small chalice with a tiny spoon, and in
 2  2,4|      and a sponge to clean the chalice with. Such ciboria also
 3  2,5| portions out of the bread.~The Chalice or Poterion (“a drinking
 4  2,5|     have been dropped into the chalice; this sponge is kept on
 5  2,5|      which is used to wipe the chalice after it has been washed,
 6  2,5|  covers the paten, another the chalice, and a third both paten
 7  2,5|     and a third both paten and chalice together — are used to protect
 8  7,1|        wine and water into the chalice. — Out of the second loaf
 9  7,1|       covers the paten and the chalice with the veils and the aër
10  7,1|         the priest holding the chalice in his hands, both preceded
11  7,1|       places the paten and the chalice upon the unfolded Antimins,
12  7,1|       raises the paten and the chalice, saying as he does so: “
13  7,1|      places one portion in the chalice with the words: “The fullness
14  7,1|        and pours some into the chalice, saying: “The warmth of
15  7,1|       Lamb are placed into the chalice, the Sunday hymns being
16  7,1|        are now placed into the chalice, with the prayer, “Cleanse,
17  7,1|      the deacon brings out the chalice with the Sacrament, stands
18  7,1|       the breast, approach the chalice, receive the Body and Blood
19  7,1|    gently kiss the edge of the chalice, as it were the side of
20  7,1|         the priest carries the chalice to the altar and places
21  7,1|    blessing. Having placed the chalice upon the altar, the priest
22  7,1|    sung, the priest censes the chalice, which holds the holy Gifts
23  7,1|      the priest, taking up the chalice, faces the people and utters
24  8,2|     Gifts, and in his hand the chalice with the wine, and enters
25 11  |       Blood of Christ from the chalice. The Empress receives communion