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 1  2,1|      such houses they used to set apart for worship one room
 2  2,4| eastern part of the Church is set aside. It is somewhat raised
 3  2,7|   means Ascent, and the place set apart at each end for the
 4  2,8|      in the early ages, to be set apart for catechumens —
 5  5,4|      O Lord. Let my prayer be set forth, as incense before
 6  5,5|   having lived to see the sun set), having beheld the evening
 7  6,8|       the curse annulled, Eve set free, death slain, and we
 8  7,1|     the church, the bells are set tolling (in single-strokes).
 9  8,1|  turtle doves: the ransom was set by the Law at five shekels.
10  8,2|  these weeks, three weeks are set apart as a preparation for
11  8,2| contrition: “Let my prayer be set forth as incense before
12  8,2|       when I cry unto Thee. — Set O Lord, a watch before my
13  8,2|     reads the words, “and was set down again,” the bishop
14  9,1|     the meaning of baptism is set forth, also the benefits
15  9,5|     Sacrament of Matrimony is set forth: “Thou hast set upon
16  9,5|      is set forth: “Thou hast set upon their head crowns of
17 10,2|      Psalms 90 and 118, which set forth the blessedness of
18 10,2|     commemorative services is set forth a dish of boiled wheat
19 10,2|        there are certain days set apart by the Church for