Chapter, Paragraph

 1  4,9|      psalm-singing begins with the Doxology which the angels sang on
 2  5,3| commendation to God’s will and the doxology. The Small Ectenia serves
 3  5,5|                Vespers Introit and Doxology.~While the last stichera (
 4  5,6|         The Prokimenon.~ After the Doxology the Prokímenon is recited. (
 5  5,6|     concludes these petitions by a Doxology, in which he explains that
 6  6,8|        glory to Thee.”~ ~The Great Doxology.~ After the Psalms of Praise
 7  6,8|  invitation, the faithful sing the Doxology which begins with the Angelic
 8  6,8|            have mercy on us.” This Doxology is called “the Great” to
 9  6,8|    distinguish it from “the Lesser Doxology,” which precedes the Six
10  6,8|          the Six Psalms. The Great Doxology:~ ~“Glory to God in the
11  6,9|        odes and the canons; 2) The Doxology is recited, not chanted;
12  7,1|            concluding words of the Doxology: “Always, now and ever,
13  8,1|            Matins, after the Great Doxology, to the slow singing of
14  8,2|            Matins, after the Great Doxology, the Cross is brought out
15  8,2|     vestments, and after the Great Doxology take up the Epitaphion to
16 10  |            kneeling, and the Great Doxology is sung. Sometimes a prayer
17 10  |            House is said after the Doxology. Molebens of this kind are
18 10,2|           are sung, then the Great Doxology. More idiomela are sung