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 1  2,10|                                       Incense.~ Besides the lampadas,
 2  2,10|               burning and swinging of incense (a fragrant tree-gum). This
 3  2,10|           Heaven, as the fumes of the incense mount aloft. Sometimes the
 4  2,10|            mount aloft. Sometimes the incense is swung towards the worshippers;
 5  2,10|             the fragrant cloud of the incense encompasses them. The vessel
 6  2,10|            The vessel which holds the incense is called a censer; it is
 7  5,1 |          candles and the fumes of the incense symbolize the Divine Light,
 8  5,4 |               prayer be set forth, as incense before Thee; the lifting
 9  7,1 |              sung, after censing with incense, the solemn transfer of
10  8,2 |             my prayer be set forth as incense before Thee; the lifting
11  8,2 | sweet-smelling oils, various kinds of incense and herbs (thirty in all).
12  9,1 |          Baptism, while the clouds of incense indicate the grace of the
13  9,3 |              and adhesive substances, incense and white sulfur), and sprinkles
14  9,5 |               and rise to Heaven like incense. As they approach, Psalm
15 11   |           pontificals meet them, with incense and sprinkle them with holy