Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,5|        chalice after it has been washed, is kept on the Table of
 2  8,2|          at the Mystical Supper, washed His disciples’ feet. As
 3  8,2|       and he whose foot has been washed, kisses the bishop’s miter
 4  8,2|        eleven of the priests are washed, the deacon keeps repeating
 5  8,2|          the Gospel: “He that is washed needeth not but to wash
 6  8,2| continues reading: “After He had washed their feet, and had taken
 7  8,2|       souls, and that we, having washed away the dust of, transgressions
 8  9,1|      bandage from their brow and washed the anointed parts. At present
 9  9,1|         art sanctified. Thou art washed in the name of our Lord
10  9,1|         art sanctified. Thou art washed: in the name of the Father,
11  9,3|          of the Altar, it is not washed with red wine and rosewater,
12 10,2|     death, a Christian’s body is washed and clothed in new garments.
13 10,2|          body of a priest is not washed; but sponged with pure oil