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 1  4,2|    from 12 to 3 p.m.), and the ninth hour (from 3 to 6 p. m.).
 2  4,2|       First, Third, Sixth, and Ninth Hours for the day. Besides
 3  4,7|   consisting of the offices of Ninth Hour, Vespers, and Compline; —
 4  4,7|  service, of Third, Sixth, and Ninth Hours, Typica, Vespers,
 5  4,9|        while the office of the Ninth ~Hour commemorates Christ’
 6  6,7|     Testament odes, except the ninth, since their contents are
 7  6,7| glorified in their words.~ The ninth ode is from the New Testament.
 8  6,7|      for it. The eirmos of the ninth ode of the canon celebrates
 9  6,7|     after the third, sixth and ninth odes. With the canon ends
10  7,1|         by ancient custom, the ninth hour of the morning. It
11  7,1|    this hymn the eirmos of the ninth ode of the matins canon.
12  8,2|        of the Third, Sixth and Ninth Hours, of the Typica, and
13  8,2|         and save us.” — Of the Ninth Hour: — “O Thou Who at the
14  8,2|     Hour: — “O Thou Who at the ninth hour for our sake didst
15 10  |   Gospels are read); after the ninth ode the hymn “It is truly
16 10,2|     after the third, sixth and ninth odes, the Trisagion, the
17 10,2|     after the third, sixth and ninth odes, the Small Ectenia
18 10,2|     their behalf on the third, ninth and fortieth day after their
19 10,2|    life of blessedness; on the ninth day we pray the Lord that