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 1  4,2|           from 12 to 3 a.m.), and morning (from 3 to 6 a.m.). The
 2  4,7|      Vespers, and Compline; — the morning service, consisting of the
 3  4,7|       feast-days, the evening and morning services are joined into
 4  4,7|      prayers for both evening and morning, it is called All-Night
 5  4,7| distribution of the services: The morning service consists of the
 6  4,8|          In some monasteries, the morning and evening prayers which
 7  5,4|          me. (Stichera). From the morning watch until night, from
 8  5,4|       watch until night, from the morning watch let Israel hope in
 9  6,1|         to himself, — recites the morning prayers, as the advocate
10  7,1|     custom, the ninth hour of the morning. It may sometimes begin
11  8,1|   Chrysostom is celebrated in the morning, then 3) Vespers with lessons
12  8,2|         consists of Compline; the morning service of Matins and the
13  8,2|           the First Hour: “In the morning, hearken unto my voice,
14  8,3|          the Sepulcher in the dim morning, intending to anoint the
15  9,3|       help her right early in the morning.” Upon the stone is laid