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 1  4,3|       bishop of Myra in Lycia; Friday, to the Cross, as being
 2  4,3|      services of Wednesday and Friday are consecrated to penance,
 3  8,1|         Wednesday, Thursday or Friday, the so-called “Royal Hours”
 4  8,1|        Royal Hours are read on Friday, and on that Friday there
 5  8,1|    read on Friday, and on that Friday there is no Liturgy; 2)
 6  8,1|       the Epiphany and on Holy Friday; and also because in ancient
 7  8,1|      the Lenten Hours; on Holy Friday, the Royal Hours; and through
 8  8,2|       week and ending with the Friday of the sixth, and the fast
 9  8,2|      fast of the Wednesday and Friday is remitted for the following
10  8,2| intemperance. On Wednesday and Friday of this week there is no
11  8,2|   Martyr. It begins already on Friday at Vespers, when, after
12  8,2|      of the First Hour, and on Friday after the service of the
13  8,2|  consecrated myrrh.~ ~The Holy Friday.~ The services on Holy Friday
14  8,2|  Friday.~ The services on Holy Friday commemorate the Passion
15  8,2|    There is no Liturgy on Holy Friday. The Royal Hours are read,
16  8,4|   fasting on the Wednesday and Friday of the week following it.~
17 11  |      on any day from Monday to Friday inclusive, the service on
18 11  |    Royal Hours are put back to Friday. The All-night Vigil on