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 1  2,7|      is called the Ikonostás (“image stand”), because it is decorated
 2  3,2|  All-holy”) is a round or oval image of the Saviour or the Mother
 3  3,2|      one side of which was the image of the Virgin, on the other
 4  4,8|       to rest. Sleep being the image of death, this service is
 5  8,3|      of bread stamped with the image of the Cross, or, sometimes,
 6  9,1|       don a new man, after the image of Christ; that he aspires
 7  9,1|        beneath the sign of the image of Thy Cross,” he blesses
 8  9,3| material church is the visible image of the spiritual body called, “
 9  9,5|    Sacrament, in which, in the image of the union of Christ with
10 10,2|      sin, he still retains the image of the ineffable glory of
11 10,2|      fashioned according God’s image, lying in the graves, disfigured,