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 1  2,2|    its main part towards the east, in token that the Christian
 2  2,2|      the light of truth (the East being the symbol of light,
 3  2,8|    those who went in. In the East, funeral services over the
 4  5,5|     of the Cross towards the east. The deacon exclaims aloud: “
 5  7,1| gives a blessing towards the East, with the words: “Blessed
 6  7,1|      the Holy Spirit. In the East this act of fanning the
 7  8,1|      face turned towards the East (towards the Sanctuary).
 8  8,1|     Cross, first towards the East, then towards the West,
 9  8,1|   then once more towards the East. At the beginning of each
10  8,1|  fruit-bearing trees. In the East they bring grapes; we in
11  9,1|    font, looking towards the East, ungirdled, bareheaded and
12  9,1|     unto light, of which the East is the symbol, and humbly
13  9,1|      turns again towards the East, with his hands down, and
14  9,1|    baptized is turned to the East. At this moment the grace
15 10,2|   into the grave, facing the East, to signify that the deceased