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 1  2,1|   which, large extensions were added to the ancient churches
 2  3,2|    that they have received the added grace of priesthood and
 3  3,2|        Soon the Omophorion was added to the church vestments,
 4  3,2| without swords; thus they were added to the church vestments
 5  3,2|    side; if the epigonation is added, the latter is worn on the
 6  4,4|    been established, which are added to the hymns and prayers
 7  4,8|       in His Saints,” with the added hymn: “O Lord of hosts,
 8  6,2|     the Lord.” To this hymn is added the troparion for the feast,
 9  6,7| receive Him. To these odes are added the nine odes of the Canon.
10  7,1|      second Antiphon is always added a hymn in honor of the incarnate
11  7,1|      like, these petitions are added to those of the Triple Ectenia.
12  7,1|   petitions of this ectenia is added a petition “for the precious
13  8,1|     the second celebration was added, in memory of two victories
14  8,2|        paremia of the feast is added. After the first paremia
15  8,2|     Thursday, to this canon is added that to St. Mary of Egypt,
16  8,2|       aromatic ingredients are added and the myrrh is poured
17  9,1|    rite of Baptism begins, are added petitions, “That this water
18  9,5|   Ectenia. To this ectenia are added petitions on behalf of the
19  9,6|       Ectenia is recited, with added petitions for the blessing
20 10,1|   means “something besides, or added to the mantle.” This name
21 10,2|     the Great Ectenia, with an added petition for the departed;