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1  3,2|           kind of garments as those worn by laymen. But a feeling
2  3,2|               The universal garment worn by all ancient nations,
3  3,2| Epitrachélion, which means “what is worn around the neck.” Priests
4  3,2|            help of God. The belt is worn only by priests or bishops,
5  3,2|         centuries the Phelonion was worn also by bishops. But, when
6  3,2|         sleeves, or half sleeves, — worn only by themselves and the
7  3,2|             is added, the latter is worn on the right side and the
8 10,1|      garment, unbelted, such as was worn in ancient times on days
9 10,1|    ornamented with many Crosses and worn on the shoulders, to signify