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 1  1,3| Christians, when praying, use a sign which belongs exclusively
 2  1,3|        exclusively to them: the sign of the Cross. This sign,
 3  1,3|         sign of the Cross. This sign, according to oldest custom,
 4  1,3|       making on our persons the sign of the Cross. By this sign
 5  1,3|      sign of the Cross. By this sign we express our faith in
 6  1,3|       making on our persons the sign of the Cross, we express
 7  2,1|      the Cross of Christ by the sign T; sometimes they drew a
 8  2,4|        Cross is laid there as a sign of Christ’s victory over
 9  5,5|       gives a blessing with the sign of the Cross towards the
10  5,5|     Spirit; the blessing by the sign of the Cross signifies that
11  5,8|    office, the priest makes the sign of the Cross over the loaves
12  7,1|      loaf, the priest makes the sign of the Cross on it with
13  7,1|        and the prostration is a sign of servitude. During the
14  8,1|      each hundred, he makes the sign of the Cross thrice in the
15  8,2|      worshippers, and makes the sign of the Cross over them with
16  8,2|    ancient custom of making the sign of the Cross with a candle
17  9,1|   powers be crushed beneath the sign of the image of Thy Cross,”
18  9,1|       he makes with the oil the sign of the Cross on the water.
19  9,1|    robing. The priest makes the sign of the Cross with chrism
20  9,1|       arms and after making the sign of the Cross before the
21  9,3|        having made, with it the sign of the Cross, places it
22  9,3|         and, making with it the sign of the Cross before the
23  9,5|        golden ring he makes the sign of the Cross thrice above
24 11  |      head is to thee a manifest sign that the King of Glory,