Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,6|        such as boiled rice or wheat (kutyá), cheese, eggs, sweet
 2  5,8|       three vessels, one with wheat, one with grape wine and
 3  7,1|     The bread must be made of wheat flour, mixed with plain
 4  8,1|       that on this day boiled wheat be the only food used, or
 5  8,2|       for the blessing of the wheat food (Kólivo, Kutyá — boiled
 6  8,2|        Kólivo, Kutyá — boiled wheat with honey). This celebration
 7  8,2|      week, but live on boiled wheat with honey.~ On the first
 8  9,6| priest suffices.~ A dish with wheat is placed upon a table.
 9  9,6|  table. Into the midst of the wheat is placed a vessel containing
10  9,6|     and Gospel. The grains of wheat symbolize resurrection and
11 10,2|    set forth a dish of boiled wheat or rice with honey (Kólivo