Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2|          point to Christ and the four Evangelists, who left for
 2  2,4| sacrament are free to men of all four parts of the world.~The
 3  2,4|      corners are occupied by the four Evangelists. These are represented
 4  2,4|       erected over the altar, on four columns, and beneath it
 5  2,7|         the Annunciation and the four Evangelists, with their
 6  2,7|       from the narratives of the four Evangelists. Just behind
 7  4,1|        are adapted to the twenty four hours of the day. They express
 8  4,2|       divided into the following four portions or watches (times
 9  4,2|        and was also divided into four watches or hours: The first
10  4,9|          which begin each of the four watches of the day, and
11  7,1|         Greek inscription in the four corners: IC. XC. HI. KA.,
12  7,1|        the day out of one of the four evangelists. The worshippers
13  7,1|         Faithful is divided into four parts: (a) The final preparation
14  7,1|        priest breaks the Lamb in four parts, saying: “Broken and
15  8,2|        Great Compline, the first four days of the first week,
16  8,2|       prescribes to read all the four Gospels through on these
17  9,3|     Around this table are placed four candlesticks. In the Sanctuary
18 10,1|          with a mantle which has four squares of red or green
19 10,3|     consisting of two, three, or four odes. There are two Triodiæ:
20 11  |        teachings. It consists of four books written by the Apostles
21 11  |          vision, in the shape of four animals having four faces:
22 11  |     shape of four animals having four faces: an eagle’s, a bull’
23 11  |     uttered in the voices of the four angelic faces is uttered
24 11  |         of hair from each of the four points of a cross.~    *