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 1  1,3|              sign, according to oldest custom, we make in the following
 2  5,8|               At the present time this custom still survives and serves
 3  7,1|             the Liturgy is, by ancient custom, the ninth hour of the morning.
 4  7,1|                in a secret place. This custom has been preserved as a
 5  7,1|               Church has preserved the custom in order that we, who have
 6  8,2|                survival of the ancient custom of making the sign of the
 7  8,2|              for, according to ancient custom, they should spend this
 8  8,3|                refers to the Apostles’ custom of laying bread aside at
 9  9,1| self-consecration to God. This ancient custom passed into the Christian
10  9,1|             the first time. The latter custom prevails to this day.~ The
11  9,5|              as is now the established custom, the groom’s best man, shall
12 11  |            this moment; so the ancient custom is now dispensed with, and