Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,11|        different times, in a “peal” (Russian, trezvón).This is usually
 2  3,2 |             front and behind. But in Russian churches, where this vestment
 3  3,2 |           called “thigh-shields” (in Russian nabédrennik); those of the
 4  3,2 |             second — epigonátion (in Russian pálitsa). These articles,
 5  5,2 |                First Hierarch of the Russian Church Abroad; for our Lord
 6  5,2 |    parishioners); “for the suffering Russian Land and its Orthodox peo­
 7  7,1 |            salvation, and again by a Russian word, obiédnia, from the
 8  7,1 |           people, pray first for the Russian Church (or other national
 9  7,1 |                First Hierarch of the Russian Church Abroad; and our lord,
10  8,1 |             Saracens, and one by the Russian Prince Andreas Bogoliubsky
11  8,2 |      uninterrupted connection of the Russian Church with the Greek, from
12  9,2 | pre-revolutionary Book of Needs (the Russian Trebnik) prescribes to receive
13  9,5 |         Greek), to indicate that our Russian Church received the cheirotony
14 10,1 |           who is called a stárets (a Russian word, meaning, “elder”).
15 11   |          current (2001) usage of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside