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 1  3,1|  archdeacon. If a deacon is also a monk he is called hierodeacon.~
 2 10,1|           of Tonsure.~ The name of Monk (or Nun) is given to persons
 3 10,1| Monasteries or Lavras.* There each monk has a place to himself,
 4 10,1|       special guidance of an older monk, of their own choice, who
 5 10,1|            As one of the acts of a monk’s consecration consists
 6 10,1|          on days of sorrowing; the monk dons it in token of grief
 7 10,1|          of monastic life, that of monk proper. This rite generally
 8 10,1|         shoulders and waist of the monk. It is intended to remind
 9 10,1|      follow Christ. Over these the monk puts on the robe, which
10 10,1|            body. Over the robe the monk is invested with the pallium
11 10,1|           sleeves is to remind the monk that he is debarred from
12 10,1|        salvation.” The feet of the monk are shod with sandals (shoes),
13 10,1|            by. This counter is the monk’s spiritual sword which
14 10,1|           or Archimandrite. When a monk is consecrated for abbot (
15 10,1|           the archimandrite is the monk’s instructor and guide in
16 11  |           to the ancient canons, a monk may also live as a hermit,