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 1  2,7|        of the different church feasts, i.e., of the principal
 2  4,5|                                Feasts.~In the yearly cycle, the
 3  4,5|    feast-days are divided into Feasts of Our Lord, in honor of
 4  4,5|   Mother of God, — and Saints’ Feasts, in honor of the holy angels
 5  4,6|      Our Lord, is the feast of feasts. Besides this feast there
 6  4,6|     They are called the Twelve Feasts. Of these, some are established
 7  4,6|         14th of September. The feasts celebrated in honor of the
 8  4,6|   following each of the twelve feasts, during which the hymns
 9  4,6|        upon many of the Twelve Feasts is consecrated to the memory
10  4,6|       prepares for some of the feasts by fasts and special prayers
11  8,1|                      Immovable Feasts and Fasts.~ ~The Nativity
12  8,1|     The combination of the two feasts is called Kyriopascha, i.e., “
13  8,1|        the 1st of August — two feasts are combined: 1) the bringing
14  8,1|      This is one of the lesser feasts. In Constantinople, on the
15  8,2|                        Movable Feasts and Fasts~All the movable
16  8,2|       and is one of the Twelve Feasts.~ At Matins, after the reading
17  8,3|   names this day “the Feast of Feasts” and “the triumph of triumphs.”
18 10,3|   contains the prayers for the feasts of the Lord, of the Mother
19 11  |   commemoration of which these feasts were established are known
20 11  | wondrous in the saints...”; on feasts of the Theotokos, “O Son