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 1  8,2|       consecration of the myrrh or chrism which is used in all the
 2  9,1|        parts of the body with holy chrism, with the words “the seal
 3  9,1|           garments, anointing with chrism or myrrh; the circumambulation
 4  9,1|         the sign of the Cross with chrism on his brow, eyes, nostrils,
 5  9,1|            been anointed with holy chrism; and, that the seal laid
 6  9,1|            hast been anointed with Chrism. Thou art sanctified. Thou
 7  9,2|         are anointed with the Holy Chrism.~ ~The person who does not
 8  9,2|          anoints him with the holy chrism and places a Cross around
 9  9,3|           separate table, the holy chrism, rose water, the twig for
10  9,3|            twig for anointing with chrism, an aspergilla, and some
11  9,3|           bishop anoints with holy chrism the top board and the props,
12  9,3|         and the other anoints with chrism the wall above the Bema,
13  9,3|        particle of the relics with chrism, places it in a small casket
14  9,3|       having also anointed it with chrism. When the holy relics have
15  9,3|        walls are not anointed with chrism; 6) it is the Antimins which
16 11  |            the anointing with holy chrism. In Russia this rite is
17 11  |      anoints the Emperor with holy chrism on the brow, the eyes, the
18 11  |         Metropolitan wipes off the chrism with cotton. Then the Emperor
19 11  | Metropolitan anoints her with holy chrism, on the brow only, with