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 1  2,1 |     Christ was represented in the shape of a fish, because the Greek
 2  2,2 |           most generally accepted shape for Christian churches is
 3  2,2 |      giving their churches such a shape, Christians express the
 4  2,2 |           frequently built in the shape of a cross, to show that
 5  2,2 |   Sometimes a church is given the shape of a circle in token that
 6  2,2 |   eternity. Sometimes, again, the shape is that of an octagon, —
 7  2,2 |         that of an octagon, — the shape of a star — in token that,
 8  2,4 |         are sometimes made in the shape of a coffin, or a sepulchral
 9  2,4 |             at other times in the shape of a temple. A temple-shaped
10  2,5 |         or turned around into the shape of a Cross. It is placed
11  2,7 | frequently by cords, and have the shape of banners. Indeed they
12  2,9 |         panicandil is made in the shape of a circle, garnished with
13  2,11|       bell-chamber is made in the shape of a tall turret above the
14  3,2 |          differed in material and shape. At first only Patriarchs
15  3,2 |        made of somewhat different shape — that of a folding diptych,
16  7,1 |         parts on the paten in the shape of a Cross. Then he places
17  9,3 |     mixture upon the altar in the shape of a Cross and rubs it in,
18  9,5 |          then tonsures him in the shape of a Cross in the name of
19  9,5 |          Russia use crowns in the shape of imperial ones, ornamented
20 11   |         saw in his vision, in the shape of four animals having four