Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,4|        part of the Church is set aside. It is somewhat raised above
 2  3,2|        divine service, laying it aside at the most solemn moments.
 3  7,1|   life-creating Trinity, now lay aside all earthly care; that we
 4  7,1| immediately after the words “lay aside all earthly care,” the singing
 5  8,2|           at the words “and laid aside His garments,” he lays aside
 6  8,2|     aside His garments,” he lays aside his episcopal vestments:
 7  8,2|    repeating the words “and laid aside His garments.” The deacon
 8  8,3|       open and the curtain drawn aside, in token that Christ, by
 9  8,3|           custom of laying bread aside at their meals in memory
10  9,1|      times neophytes did not lay aside their white garments for
11  9,4|          time the Christian lays aside all worldly pre-occupations,
12 11  |           Then the Emperor steps aside and stands at the right
13 11  |           when the Empress steps aside and stands at the left side