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 1  1,2|          devised to accompany the celebration of the other Sacraments,
 2  4,5|          according to the time of celebration, into fixed, i.e., such
 3  4,7|           Hours, and the Liturgy (celebration of the Holy Eucharist).
 4  7,1| celebrants, the time and place of celebration.~ The Liturgy can be celebrated
 5  7,1|        The time appointed for the celebration of the Liturgy is, by ancient
 6  7,1|       prepare to take part in the celebration of the Sacrament; in the
 7  7,1|    faithful may be present at the celebration thereof,— i.e., such persons
 8  8,1|    through the Royal Gates. — The celebration of this feast is accompanied
 9  8,1|         solemnity. For the worthy celebration of it, Christians prepare
10  8,1|        Theotokos.~ For the worthy celebration of the feast of the Dormition
11  8,1|     life-giving Cross, and 2) the celebration of the All-merciful Saviour,
12  8,1|        palace. In 1164 the second celebration was added, in memory of
13  8,2|        preparation for the worthy celebration of this feast, others continue
14  8,2|         the first week there is a celebration in honor of St. Theodore
15  8,2|           wheat with honey). This celebration commemorates the following
16  8,3|    Saturday to Sunday, begins the celebration in honor of the Resurrection
17  8,4|          after Pascha Sunday, the celebration of the Resurrection is repeated
18  8,4|         in whose honor no special celebration has been instituted, on
19  9,5|         same day take part in the celebration of the Eucharist. The circumambulation
20  9,5|         takes part in the further celebration of the Liturgy. After the
21  9,5|         Then he takes part in the celebration of the Liturgy. When the
22  9,5|       weakness, and therefore the celebration of a second or third marriage
23 10,2|        all the forty days, by the celebration of the Liturgy in memory