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 1  3,2|   officiating in a church used to wear, while performing divine
 2  3,2|     clergy are also authorized to wear this garment.~ ~The Orarion
 3  3,2|          them abundantly. Deacons wear it on the left shoulder
 4  3,2|      Orarion. Priests and bishops wear this garment on both shoulders,
 5  3,2|          Priests and bishops thus wear the Orarion on both shoulders
 6  3,2|    servitors only the sub-deacons wear the Orarion, crossed on
 7  3,2|        tunic the ancients used to wear a garment named Phelónion.
 8  3,2|          to all bishops, and they wear it now in the place of the
 9  3,2|    persons in poor health used to wear on their shoulders, over
10  3,2|    priests are given the right to wear a headdress during divine
11  3,2| archpriests are also permitted to wear a miter. The word kamilavka
12  3,2|          distinction are granted, wear them as a reminder that
13  3,2|          at the present day.~They wear a Cross on their breast,
14  3,2|          decorated, which bishops wear on the breast. It is also
15  9,5|      newly wedded couples used to wear wreaths of myrtle or olive
16 10,1|           and the inscription: “I wear upon my body the wounds
17 10,1|         among the archimandrites, wear mantles, not black, but