Chapter, Paragraph

 1  9,5|   contended and received the crown, pray to the Lord that our
 2  9,5| their offspring, an unfading crown of glory in the heavens,
 3  9,5|  prayers the priest places a crown on the head of the groom,
 4  9,5|   repeats, placing the other crown on the head of the bride,
 5  9,5|    God, with glory and honor crown them.” The crowns symbolize
 6  9,5|     says as he takes off her crown: “And thou, O bride: Be
 7 10,2|      the hope of receiving a crown in Heaven. In the hands
 8 11  |       the purple mantle, the crown, the scepter and the orb.~
 9 11  |    invest him with strength, crown him with precious stones,
10 11  | prayer the Emperor takes the crown from the cushion presented
11 11  |      Emperor has assumed the crown, the Metropolitan explains
12 11  |   the Emperor, who takes the crown from his head and touches
13 11  |      head, then replaces the crown on his own head and places
14 11  |     places on hers a smaller crown, presented by a dignitary.
15 11  |    the Emperor puts away the crown. After the Gospel lesson,