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 1  2,5|        or Diskos (which means a round dish) on which are laid
 2  3,2|         belt, which they girded round their waists, when they
 3  3,2|         or stole, always folded round the person; deacons have
 4  3,2|       means the All-holy”) is a round or oval image of the Saviour
 5  3,2|      that of a folding diptych, round or square, on one side of
 6  3,2|   Orléts (eagle rug) is a small round or oval rug, whereon is
 7  7,1|         consists of two smaller round loaves superposed, indicating
 8  7,1|       art Thou, our God,” turns round and faces the people, saying “
 9  8,2|         and a door of enclosure round about my lips. — Incline
10  8,3| churches home-made Artos (large round loaves of rich, cake-like
11  9,1|        after baptism, he places round his neck a Cross, the symbol
12  9,3|       wide and long apron, tied round the neck and waist, and
13  9,5|     sons like young olive trees round about thy table. Behold,