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 1  5,3|     them have also been called Antiphons, i.e., hymns sung “antiphonally,”
 2  6,5|                            The Antiphons at Matins.~The Magnification
 3  6,5| followed by the singing of the Antiphons alternately by two choirs.
 4  6,5|        or tones.~The following Antiphons are sung more frequently
 5  6,6|         The Gospel.~ After the Antiphons comes the lesson or reading
 6  6,6|        the Magnifications, the Antiphons, and the Gospel lesson are
 7  7,1|     The Typical Psalms and the Antiphons.~ Having besought the mercy
 8  7,1|         whence they are called Antiphons. They are divided by two
 9  7,1|        Holy Spirit, save us.”~ Antiphons are of various kinds. On
10  7,1|       they are called “Typical Antiphons,” because they are typical
11  7,1|        On great feast-days the Antiphons consist of prophetic verses
12  7,1|   Liturgy, are used as Typical Antiphons. These Psalms are followed
13  8,2| divided into three sections or Antiphons by the Small Ectenia, recited