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 1  2,7|     Divine Infant. A fifth and sixth tier will hold icons of
 2  4,2|       a.m. to 12 or noon); the sixth hour (from 12 to 3 p.m.),
 3  4,2|  services of the First, Third, Sixth, and Ninth Hours for the
 4  4,7|       the offices of Third and Sixth Hours, and the Liturgy (
 5  4,7|      midday service, of Third, Sixth, and Ninth Hours, Typica,
 6  4,9|    Apostles; the office of the Sixth Hour commemorates Christ’
 7  6,7|      the darkness of sin.~ The sixth Old Testament ode is the
 8  6,7|      God. In the eirmos of the sixth ode of the canon the Prophet
 9  6,7|      Ectenia, after the third, sixth and ninth odes. With the
10  8,1| Annunciation is read after the sixth ode of the canon. The combination
11  8,2|  ending with the Friday of the sixth, and the fast of the Holy
12  8,2|     noon service of the Third, Sixth and Ninth Hours, of the
13  8,2|      with prostrations. At the Sixth Hour, over and above all
14  8,2|      pray unto Thee.” — Of the Sixth Hour: — “O Thou Who on the
15  8,2|     Hour: — “O Thou Who on the sixth day and in the sixth hour
16  8,2|       the sixth day and in the sixth hour didst nail to the Cross
17  8,4|     birth. On Wednesday of the sixth week the Paschal festival
18  8,4|    ceases.~ On Thursday of the sixth week, which is the fortieth
19  9,5|       s first cousin), and the sixth (second cousins), marriage
20 10  |  Ectenia is recited; after the sixth ode the Small Ectenia, which
21 10  |        it is recited after the sixth ode, before the Gospel lesson.
22 10,2|       Ecteniæ after the third, sixth and ninth odes, the Trisagion,
23 10,2|     departed; after the third, sixth and ninth odes, the Small