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 1  1,1|     i.e., services performed daily for the benefit of all Christians,
 2  4,2|                          The Daily Cycle.~In ancient times,
 3  4,2|  Service.” Thus was formed a daily cycle of nine services~ ~
 4  4,3|   which enter into the fixed daily cycle of services. Besides
 5  4,4|     the fixed routine of the daily services — features which
 6  4,7|       all the offices of the daily divine service were performed
 7  4,8|                          The Daily Services.~Vespers begins
 8  4,8| bridegroom in the night. The Daily Midnight Office consists
 9  5,1|  beginning the series of the daily services, it is called Proemiac,
10  6,9|          NOTE. — Wherein the Daily Services of Vespers and
11  6,9|    an All-night Vigil. — The daily Vespers service differs
12  6,9|     the Small Compline.~ The daily Matins service begins with
13  6,9|     the further order of the daily Matins service there are
14  7,1|     with the troparia of the daily or feast-day canon. On great
15 10,2| Sometimes he is commemorated daily through all the forty days,
16 10,3|       some of which give the daily service, and others the
17 10,3|   unalterable prayers of the daily services recited and chanted
18 10,3|   compositions in use in the daily services: namely the Oktoëchos (