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 1  3,1|      metropolis,” is entitled “Metropolitan”; the bishops of ancient
 2  5,2|    Lord the Very Most Reverend Metropolitan N., First Hierarch of the
 3  7,1|    lord the Very Most Reverend Metropolitan N., First Hierarch of the
 4 11  |     their seats, the presiding Metropolitan ascends the imperial dais
 5 11  | First-called, presented by the Metropolitan, with the words, “In the
 6 11  | Emperor inclines his head, the Metropolitan signs it with the Cross,
 7 11  |       cushion presented by the Metropolitan and places it upon his head,
 8 11  |       upon his head, while the Metropolitan again utters the words, “
 9 11  |     has assumed the crown, the Metropolitan explains the meaning of
10 11  |       cushion presented by the Metropolitan, the Emperor takes in his
11 11  |     subject to him), while the Metropolitan again utters the words, “
12 11  |     the Holy Spirit.” Then the Metropolitan tells the Emperor the meaning
13 11  |        a prayer offered by the Metropolitan, all present kneeling and
14 11  |       Sanctuary. The presiding Metropolitan anoints the Emperor with
15 11  |        Holy Spirit”; the other Metropolitan wipes off the chrism with
16 11  |       Gates, and the presiding Metropolitan anoints her with holy chrism,
17 11  |    receive holy communion. The Metropolitan conducts the Emperor, through