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 1  2,2|     summits. One crest or cupola signifies that the community of Christians
 2  5,5|        The exclamation “Wisdom!” signifies that this entrance expresses
 3  5,5|       instead of the Royal Gates signifies that Christ came in lowliness;
 4  5,5|         by the sign of the Cross signifies that Christ hath opened
 5  6,6|      service with the Polyeleos” signifies that at the Matins in question
 6  6,7|          Canon. The word “canon” signifies “rule,” “order,” and the
 7  9,1|         at the priest’s command, signifies, by blowing and spitting,
 8  9,1| connection of both these symbols signifies that the purification of
 9  9,1|     circumambulation of the font signifies the triumph and joy of the
10  9,3|    entombing, while the red wine signifies the Blood of Christ, shed
11  9,3|   circumambulation of the church signifies that the building is consecrated
12  9,5|         to each. This common cup signifies that they must live in an