Chapter, Paragraph

 1  6,8|            men,” and ends with the Trisagion: “Holy God, Holy Mighty,
 2  7,1|       coming of the Saviour.~ ~The Trisagion.~ The priest concludes the
 3  7,1| worshippers respond by singing the Trisagion: “Holy God, Holy Mighty,
 4  7,1|          assisted by a deacon, the Trisagion is brought out with greater
 5  7,1|            Master, the time of the Trisagion,” and having received the
 6  7,1|          petition, then chants the Trisagion.~On the days of the Nativity
 7  7,1|            are sung instead of the Trisagion: “As many as have been baptized
 8  7,1|            is sung in place of the Trisagion: “Before Thy Cross, we bow
 9  7,1|           After the singing of the Trisagion, the celebrants retire to
10  8,1|            the slow singing of the Trisagion, it is brought out of the
11  8,2|         the singing of the funeral Trisagion, and carry it in procession
12 10  |         King...” is sung, then the Trisagion and the Lord’s Prayer; after
13 10  |            This is followed by the Trisagion, the Lord’s Prayer, and
14 10,2|     Baptist, with the words of the Trisagion, in token that the deceased,
15 10,2|          sixth and ninth odes, the Trisagion, the Lords’ Prayer, funeral
16 10,2|      church to the chanting of the Trisagion, in token that the departed
17 11  |           then the Choir sings the Trisagion, the Epistle is read, and