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 1  1,2|    certain customs already began to harden into rules which
 2  1,2|   public worship gradually began to develop in the Christian
 3  2,1|    their own worship, they began to meet together to offer
 4  2,1|  maw. At a later time they began to draw the portraits of
 5  2,1|  profess their faith, they began to build temples, or rather
 6  4,2|   as we count time), night began, which was divided into
 7  4,2| from 3 to 6 a.m.). The day began at 6 a.m. by our reckoning,
 8  4,2|    to 6 p. m.). Christians began each portion of the day
 9  7,1|    prayers of the faithful began only after the deacons had
10  8,2| When the deacon reads “and began to wash the disciples’ feet,
11  8,2|   repeating the words “and began to wash the disciples’ feet
12 11  |    and Solomon. Christians began to give these names to the