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 1  9,5|         archpriest, an hegumen, (abbot of a monastery), and an
 2  9,5|       and calls out, “Axios!” An abbot and an archimandrite are
 3 10,1|      means “leader”; that is, an abbot) or of Archimandrite (another
 4 10,1|        penitential troparia, the abbot recites a prayer wherein
 5 10,1|         After the tonsuring, the abbot invests him with the garb
 6 10,1|           to the question of the abbot, who asks him “Why hast
 7 10,1|          holy Master).” Then the abbot questions him further: Whether
 8 10,1|       with the help of God,” the abbot explains to him wherein
 9 10,1|          keep his vows. Then the abbot prays that “the Lord may
10 10,1|          and returns them to the abbot, kissing his hand. After
11 10,1|         After the third time the abbot says to him: “From the hand
12 10,1|       thou renouncest.” Then the abbot tonsures the novice’s head
13 10,1|       his good deeds. Lastly the abbot and all the brethren give
14 10,1| salvation.”~ ~Consecration of an Abbot or Archimandrite. When a
15 10,1|          monk is consecrated for abbot (Father Superior), he is