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 1  2,5| altar; the wall around it is decorated with icons. On this table
 2  2,7| image stand”), because it is decorated with icons or sacred images.
 3  2,7|   generally in open-work and decorated with carving and icons.
 4  2,7|   sanctuary from the nave is decorated with icons, in one, two,
 5  2,7|      crucified. An Ikonostas decorated in this manner brings before
 6  2,7|     support the cupolas, are decorated with icons and paintings
 7  2,7| because it usually is richly decorated — also simply the “church
 8  3,2|     from the earliest times, decorated with Crosses, to distinguish
 9  3,2|    rich stuffs and sometimes decorated with pearls and precious
10  3,2|   God, not large, but richly decorated, which bishops wear on the
11  8,1|    and placed on a specially decorated lectern, for public veneration.
12 10,1|   the head and shoulders and decorated with five Crosses: on the