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 1  2,9| stationary, all varying in the number of candles or lamps which
 2  4,3| sainted bishops, and, in their number, of Nicholas, bishop of
 3  5,6|        Lent. They differ as to number. Usually two or three are
 4  6,4|     addressed them saying: Why number ye the living among the
 5  6,5|   eight in all, this being the number of chants or tones.~The
 6  8,2|        in particular a limited number of joyful and triumphal
 7 10,2|      pray the Lord that He may number the departed among the nine
 8 10,3|       the “tones” are eight in number. In the monthly Meneæ we
 9 10,3|       of services, and, in the number, the so called Triodes,
10 11  |        monastery, with a great number of inmates. A cell is, literally,