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 1  1,3| touching our brow, breast and shoulders, we express our belief that
 2  2,1|     carrying a sheep upon His shoulders. The Resurrection was depicted
 3  3,2|     wear this garment on both shoulders, in such a manner that it
 4  3,2|      wear the Orarion on both shoulders in token that they have
 5  3,2|       Orarion, crossed on the shoulders or tied under one shoulder.~ ~
 6  3,2|       there were studs on the shoulders, over which were looped
 7  3,2|       When shirred up on both shoulders to leave both hands free,
 8  3,2|  difficult to shirr up on the shoulders, it is cut out in front,
 9  3,2|  health used to wear on their shoulders, over the Phelonion, to
10  3,2|      arranged on the bishop’s shoulders in such a way that one end
11  3,2|       straying sheep upon his shoulders.~ ~The Miter, the Skull-cap (“
12 10,1| square is fastened around the shoulders and waist of the monk. It
13 10,1|       Crosses and worn on the shoulders, to signify the bearing
14 10,1|    veil covering the head and shoulders and decorated with five
15 10,1|     the brow, the breast, the shoulders and the back. It is called “