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 1  3,1|      bishops are the chiefs or heads of all the churches situated
 2  3,2|    usually made like serpents’ heads at both ends, in memory
 3  5,8|  ectenia all present bow their heads and the priest says a prayer
 4  7,1|       this blessing with bowed heads, in token of reverence,
 5  7,1| invites them to bow down their heads before the Lord. At this
 6  8,2|        to crush under foot the heads of invisible serpents; to
 7  9,3|       calls out, “Lift up your heads, O ye gates; and be ye lifted
 8  9,3|       out again, “Lift up your heads, O ye gates; and be ye lifted
 9  9,5|        lays his hands on their heads, but does not pray for the
10  9,5| holding the crowns above their heads. During this circumambulation
11  9,5|        been removed, bow their heads at the priest’s invitation,