Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2|        imitation of a ship. By giving their churches such a shape,
 2  2,4|       His Blood), reserved for giving communion to the sick, and
 3  2,4|      of it: on one side Christ giving to six apostles His Body
 4  2,4|       on the other side Christ giving communion to the other six
 5  3,1|   Dikirion and Trikirion. When giving the blessing they compose
 6  7,1|    Conclusion of the Service~ ~Giving Thanks.~ Having adored Christ
 7  8,1|     troparion for the day: “In giving birth thou didst retain
 8  8,2| celebrants and the laymen, the giving of thanks, and the dismissal
 9  8,3|     holy, consubstantial, life giving, and indivisible Trinity.”
10  9,1|     into the open air.~ As the giving of a name is of great importance
11  9,3|     the church is founded, and giving the names of the reigning
12  9,5| moleben with the ceremonies of giving the rings and blessing constitute
13 10,3|       two Triodiæ: the Lenten, giving the services for Lent and
14 10,3|     Festal, or Pentecostarion, giving the services from Easter
15 10,3|          the “Book of Saints,” giving the troparia and kontakia
16 11  |   until the fortieth day after giving birth to a child, unless