Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,7|        when the Royal Gates are closed, in order to emphasize certain
 2  5,2|         recited in front of the closed Royal Gates, in token that
 3  5,2|     removed us from God and has closed against us the doors of
 4  5,6|       which the Royal Gates are closed.~ ~The Paremia. — On certain
 5  6,1|         and the Royal Gates are closed, while the reader utters
 6  6,2|      place with the Royal Gates closed.~ ~
 7  6,7|       sung with the Royal Gates closed, because New Testament events
 8  6,9|       read with the Royal Gates closed, not open; 2) the kathismata
 9  6,9|   quickly, with the Royal Gates closed; 4) the paremiæ are omitted (
10  7,1|         and the Royal Gates are closed.~ ~Common Prayers.~ After
11  8,2|  performed with the Royal Gates closed and consist of the reading
12  8,2|       sung, the Royal Gates are closed, and two paremiæ for the
13  8,2|   ceremony, the Royal Gates are closed once more, and the second
14  8,2|  Sanctuary, the Royal Gates are closed, the curtain is drawn shut,
15  8,3|        which at this moment are closed. Here the priest blesses
16  9,3| sanctuary, with the Royal Gates closed.~The consecration itself
17  9,3|       done, the Royal Gates are closed.~ When the Royal Gates are
18  9,3|        When the Royal Gates are closed and all persons who are
19  9,3|         and the Royal Gates are closed once more.~ Then begins
20  9,3|        church and the doors are closed after them. The processional
21  9,3|     door.~ ~Standing before the closed door of the church, the
22  9,3|   having taken it from him, and closed down the lid, deposits inside
23 10,2|         given and the coffin is closed; then “memory eternal” of