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1  3,2| Sticharion, a long garment with sleeves, which reached to the ground.
2  3,2|         deacon’s tunic has wide sleeves, while the priest’s and
3  3,2|    gather at the wrist the wide sleeves of the chiton or tunic —
4  3,2|        a short tunic with short sleeves, or half sleeves, — worn
5  3,2|     with short sleeves, or half sleeves, — worn only by themselves
6 10,1|  garment, very long and without sleeves. It is called “the garment
7 10,1|     purity,” and the absence of sleeves is to remind the monk that