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 1  5,6|     After the ectenia, hymns are chanted in honor and memory of the
 2  6,6|         Polyeleos Psalm, and are chanted only when that Psalm is
 3  6,7|          an Old Testament ode is chanted, then a troparion of the
 4  6,7|     Testament ode, the eirmos is chanted again by two choirs, which,
 5  6,8|  Christians. After the canon are chanted the Psalms 148, 149 and
 6  6,8|         their sticheræ have been chanted, the Royal Gates are opened,
 7  6,9|         right along, without the chanted Alleluia after each verse;
 8  6,9|         Doxology is recited, not chanted; 3) After the ectenia, Dismissal
 9  7,1|            Alleluia” is solemnly chanted, it having the same signification
10  7,1|         While this hymn is being chanted; the priest prays that the
11  7,1|        The Lord’s Prayer is then chanted by the faithful (the choir).
12  7,1|         is recited, the Creed is chanted, followed by the Ectenia
13  8,1|        Lord have mercy on us” is chanted a hundred times. During
14  8,2|    recited, the Lord’s Prayer is chanted, the priest offers “Peace
15  9,3| candle-bearers, while a psalm is chanted, he walks around the whole
16  9,3|   procession, while troparia are chanted, in honor of the martyrs,
17 10,2|      idiomela the Beatitudes are chanted; then there are readings
18 10,2|         prayers of the Litia are chanted; then the priest casts earth
19 10,3|       daily services recited and chanted by the readers and choristers.