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 1  3,2|         wear this garment.~ ~The Orarion and the Epitrachelion. —
 2  3,2|       Such a scarf was called an Orarion. The Orarion — or Stole —
 3  3,2|       was called an Orarion. The Orarion — or Stole — remained as
 4  3,2|      their bodies crosswise. The Orarion is the deacon’s principal
 5  3,2|         of communicants with the Orarion after they had received
 6  3,2|         to be embroidered on the Orarion. Priests and bishops wear
 7  3,2|         wearing it, the priest’s Orarion or double stole has the
 8  3,2|        and bishops thus wear the Orarion on both shoulders in token
 9  3,2|         the sub-deacons wear the Orarion, crossed on the shoulders
10  3,2| sub-deacon is the tunic with the orarion or stole, always folded
11  9,5|         signs of his office: the Orarion, the cuffs, and the fan,
12  9,5|      over the sticharion with an orarion and laying his hands on