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 1  2,4| middle of the Sanctuary there stands a square table; it is the
 2  2,4|    the Cross and Gospel there stands on the altar an ark or tabernacle,
 3  3,2|    divine service, the bishop stands on such rugs, as a reminder
 4  5,5|      enters the sanctuary and stands behind the altar, near the
 5  7,1|  retire to the Bema. A bishop stands on the Bema itself; a priest
 6  7,1|   chalice with the Sacrament, stands on the ambo, and calls out: “
 7  8,1|    taking it up in his hands, stands with his face turned towards
 8  8,1|     the end of the hundred he stands upright and blesses the
 9  9,1|   vestibule of the temple and stands before the font, looking
10  9,6|      the patient rises up and stands in the midst of the priests,
11 10,1| renounces all wrongdoing, and stands unbelted, unshod, and bareheaded.
12 11  |       Emperor steps aside and stands at the right side of the
13 11  |       Empress steps aside and stands at the left side of the