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 1  2,9|         burning, not only during evening and night services, but
 2  4,2|       days were counted from the evening. At six o’clock p.m. (as
 3  4,2|     times of changing sentries): evening (from 6 to 9 p.m. as we
 4  4,7|         into three services: the evening service, consisting of the
 5  4,7|         or great feast-days, the evening and morning services are
 6  4,7|    contains the prayers for both evening and morning, it is called
 7  4,7|         and the Liturgy; and the evening service, of Compline.~ ~
 8  4,8|     monasteries, the morning and evening prayers which all Christians
 9  5,4|        lifting of my hands as an evening sacrifice. Bring my soul
10  5,5|          set), having beheld the evening light, we praise the Father,
11  5,6| invitation: “Let us complete our evening prayer unto the Lord”; and
12  5,6|          may grant us: “That the evening may be perfect, holy, peaceful
13  5,7|        Therefore we conclude our evening prayers with the last prayer
14  6,9|           There is no Vespers or evening entry, but the hymn “O Gentle
15  8,2|         prescribed for Lent. The evening service consists of Compline;
16  8,2|    lifting up of my hands as the evening sacrifice. — Lord, I have
17  8,2|        Sunday service. After the evening entry, which on this day
18 10,1|     taken into the Sanctuary the evening before and laid upon the
19 11  |      week.~    † At present, the evening kathisma is sung only at