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1  4,2|     fulfillment of Christ’s command to break bread in memory
2  7,1|     fulfillment of Christ’s command, to “do this in memory of
3  9,1| have,” and, at the priest’s command, signifies, by blowing and
4  9,4|    either of prohibition or command, this is called a “penance.”
5  9,5|   deacons utter the words: “Command, command, command, holy
6  9,5|  utter the words: “Command, command, command, holy Master.”
7  9,5|   words: “Command, command, command, holy Master.” The first “
8  9,5|    holy Master.” The first “command” is addressed to the people,
9 10,2|    as it is written, by the command of God, Who giveth repose