Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3 | preparation of the sacred Gifts; 3) the Vestry, for the keeping
 2  2,11|        rung in this way all day.~3)      Every bell is struck
 3  4,2 |        the cock-crow (from 12 to 3 a.m.), and morning (from
 4  4,2 |         a.m.), and morning (from 3 to 6 a.m.). The day began
 5  4,2 |       the sixth hour (from 12 to 3 p.m.), and the ninth hour (
 6  4,2 |         and the ninth hour (from 3 to 6 p. m.). Christians
 7  6,1 |         slowly reads six Psalms (3, 37, 62, 87, 102 and 142),
 8  6,1 |      mercy of God and salvation (3, 62 and 102). While the
 9  6,9 |       Alleluia after each verse; 3) There is no Vespers or
10  6,9 |         is recited, not chanted; 3) After the ectenia, Dismissal
11  7,1 |        consciousness of sin.~ ~ ~3. The Liturgy of the Faithful.~
12  7,1 |        said: take and drink...”; 3). in the place of the hymn “
13  8,1 |  celebrated in the morning, then 3) Vespers with lessons from
14  8,1 |        the Gospel, are read; and 3) the offices of all the
15  8,2 |      service for the given Hour; 3) before the concluding prayer
16  9,3 |    consecration of the Antimins; 3) at the ablution of the
17  9,5 |    dispensation from the bishop; 3) both parties must be of
18 10   |        been named and dedicated; 3) on days commemorating victories
19 10,1 |     changed at his consecration; 3) in the place of the paramand,