Chapter, Paragraph

 1  5,2|   the deacon, and after each petition the worshippers — or the
 2  5,3|      it consists of only one petition: “Help us, save us, have
 3  5,6|    is sung thrice after each petition. The other is called the “
 4  5,6| because the response to each petition is “Grant [this], O Lord!”~
 5  7,1|       The choir repeats this petition, then chants the Trisagion.~
 6  7,1|      this ectenia is added a petition “for the precious Gifts
 7  7,1|    Lord,” to which he adds a petition for the precious gifts offered,
 8  8,1|   five petitions; after each petition the “Lord have mercy on
 9  8,2|     Christians, and with the petition that the Lord may keep them
10  8,2|      Great Ectenia, adding a petition that, “it [i.e., the washing]
11 10  |  prayers of thanksgiving and petition are offered to the Lord,
12 10  |     signifying “a service of petition.”~ Molebens belong either
13 10  | appropriate to the object of petition or thanksgiving. Thus a
14 10,2| Great Ectenia, with an added petition for the departed; after