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 1  2,9|           two or three candles. One candle reminds us that there is
 2  2,9|     lampádas if they carry only one candle; polycandils (“many lights”),
 3  5,5|             with the censer and the candle bearer with the great candlestick
 4  5,5|             candlestick and lighted candle, and, standing before the
 5  5,5|           in lowliness; the lighted candle and the censer remind us
 6  7,1|             the priest. The lighted candle indicates that the Word
 7  7,1|             hands, both preceded by candle bearers — come out of the
 8  8,1| glorification of Christ:” a lighted candle is placed in the middle
 9  8,1|         standing before the lighted candle, then, carrying with them
10  8,2|        hands a censer and a lighted candle, exclaims: “Wisdom! Aright!”
11  8,2|             with the censer and the candle, with the words: “the Light
12  8,2|            sign of the Cross with a candle during Lent over the catechumens
13  9,5|           The priest, preceded by a candle bearer, comes out of the
14 10,1|         brother is presented with a candle and a Cross, and reminded