Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,4|     painted on it a Lamb, either standing at the foot of the Cross
 2  2,9|       are stationary candelabra, standing or suspended, in front of
 3  5,1|     fully illumined, the priest, standing before the altar, sayeth:— “
 4  5,5|         and lighted candle, and, standing before the Royal Gates,
 5  6,1|     Psalms are read, the priest, standing before the Royal Gates secretly —
 6  6,4| feast-days, after the Polyeleos, standing before an icon laid on a
 7  7,1|         them or believe in them. Standing before the Royal Gates,
 8  7,1|        out of the sanctuary, and standing on the ambo, blesses the
 9  7,1|          down from the ambo, and standing in the midst of the people,
10  8,1|      Christ, and the celebrants, standing before it, sing the troparion
11  8,1|        the middle of the church, standing before the lighted candle,
12  9,1|         be persons of good moral standing with a knowledge of the
13  9,3|        the place of that door.~ ~Standing before the closed door of
14  9,4| remission of sins, the penitent, standing before the icon of the Saviour,
15  9,5|        bishops are seated. Here, standing on an Orlets (eagle-rug)*
16  9,5|      candlestick which he holds, standing through the Liturgy. The