Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3,1|                                The Clergy.~The persons who take part
 2  3,1|        might better be called the “clergy,” and is divided into “higher”
 3  3,1|            and “lower.” The higher clergy includes the celebrants —
 4  3,2|           the members of the lower clergy are also authorized to wear
 5  5,2|          of deacons), “for all the clergy” (all persons attached to
 6  5,8|           Vespers, the officiating clergy go forth with censers and
 7  5,8|          used to come out with the clergy, to signify their humility
 8  5,8|   sovereign and his House; for the clergy; for all afflicted Christian
 9  5,8|        halls. For this purpose the clergy comes out bearing Crosses,
10  5,8|   procession.~After the Litia, the clergy, to the singing of verses,
11  6,4|          middle of the church, the clergy sing a short verse magnifying
12  8,1|      rivers and lakes, whither the clergy go in procession, with Cross
13  8,2|        Orthodox Patriarchs, to the clergy, and to all Orthodox Christians,
14  9,5|          people, the second to the clergy, the third to the bishop.
15  9,5|       ancient times the people and clergy as well as the bishop took
16  9,5|         the name of the people and clergy. Having received the fan,
17  9,5|            places in his hands the Clergy Service Book (manual of
18 10,3|           former heading come: the Clergy Service Book, the Bishop’
19 10,3| Eirmologion, and the Typicon.~ The Clergy Service Book (Sluzhébnik)
20 11  |             after the rite for the clergy, — i.e., he places in his
21 11  |      Bishop N.,... and for all the Clergy and people”; “for our most