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 1  2,5|        are the following.~ The Paten or Diskos (which means a
 2  2,5|        greater convenience the paten is now made with a pedestal.
 3  2,5|   Cross. It is placed over the paten, to prevent the portions
 4  2,5| sponges are used. With one the paten is wiped, after the portions
 5  2,5|        one of which covers the paten, another the chalice, and
 6  2,5|      chalice, and a third both paten and chalice together — are
 7  7,1|      Lamb in the middle of the paten, makes an incision on it
 8  7,1|      of God and lays it on the paten at the right of the Lamb;
 9  7,1|      laid the particles on the paten, the priest covers them
10  7,1|     Then the priest covers the paten and the chalice with the
11  7,1|         the deacon holding the paten poised on his head, the
12  7,1|   Gates, the priest places the paten and the chalice upon the
13  7,1|    lifts the asterisk from the paten, and invites the people
14  7,1|     memory of Him,” raises the paten and the chalice, saying
15  7,1|      places these parts on the paten in the shape of a Cross.
16  7,1|   these portions remain in the paten until after the communion
17  7,1|         the deacon carries the paten to the altar, and the priest,
18  8,2|        bearing on his head the paten, on which repose the Pre-sanctified
19  9,3|        the sacred relics, on a paten, covered with the asterisk
20  9,3|     the holy relics, takes the paten containing them upon his
21  9,3|   western entrance, places the paten with the relics on a lectern,
22  9,3|    time.” Then he takes up the paten with the holy relics, and,
23  9,3|        procession, bearing the paten with the relics on his head,
24  9,3|      following: 1) It is not a paten with holy relics which is