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 1  2,1|           the name of catacombs. So long as they were persecuted
 2  2,5|            saint’s head, and with a long handle; in the middle of
 3  2,7|        church. They are fastened to long handles, sometimes by loops,
 4  3,2|       called Tunic or Sticharion, a long garment with sleeves, which
 5  3,2|             named Phelónion. It was long, wide, sleeveless, enveloping
 6  3,2|           of the vestments. It is a long broad strip, adorned with
 7  3,2|     headdress of the ancients was a long strip of linen cloth, which
 8  6,2|             office, consisting of a long continued reading of Psalms,
 9  7,1|            chant unto my God for as long I have my being...”~ When
10  7,1|           righteousness all the day long. Alleluia” (i.e., help us
11  8,1| high-priestly house of Aaron. For a long time they had no children,
12  8,2|             may not be deprived for long of the privilege of partaking
13  9,3|          and, over them, a wide and long apron, tied round the neck
14  9,4|          preparation depends on how long a time a man can spare from
15  9,5|              chastity, mutual love, long life to their children,
16 10,1|        mantle, a wide garment, very long and without sleeves. It