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 1  2,7|     of Deisis.* If there is a fourth tier, it is filled with
 2  6,7|       in Hannah’s words.~ The fourth Old Testament ode is the
 3  6,7|    Christ. The eirmos of this fourth ode of the canon celebrates
 4  7,1|     by oral tradition. In the fourth century, a.D., the service
 5  7,1|     of the Lamb. — Out of the fourth loaf, called “the Prósphora
 6  8,2|      week following after it (fourth of Lent), have the name
 7  8,2|  fifth week (following on the fourth Sunday), at Matins, the
 8  8,4| healing of the paralytic; the fourth, the conversation with the
 9  9,5|    then slips the ring on the fourth finger (next to the little
10  9,5|   relationship extends to the fourth degree, i.e., first cousins
11 10,2|      of the second, third and fourth weeks in Lent; the Saturdays