euchologion การใช้

• The Euchologion was first translated into Church Slavonic in the 9th century.
• It produced three books : a small euchologion in 1523.
• The Sacramentary ( Euchologion ) includes the earliest recorded use of the Sanctus.
• Thus the Euchologion is the handbook for bishops, priests, and deacons.
• The Ljubavi
  brothers procured a press and began printing a small euchologion in 1523.
• This corresponds to the Byzantine Euchologion.
• This was followed by another, also in Venice, in 1638 of the Euchologion used by Jacques Goar for his edition.
• Molebens are very important in the Russian Orthodox tradition, and an entire volume of the Great Euchologion is devoted to them.
• The works were published at Cairo as follows : Katam鉹us, 1900-2; Euchologion, 1904; Funeral Service, 1905.
• The definitive version of the Euchologion used in the Ukrainian Orthodox Church was prepared by Peter Mohyla, and published in 1646 ( republished in Paris, 1988 ).
• Another edition was published at Venice in 1862, which forms the basis of the current edition of the Great Euchologion, such as that published by Astir at Athens in 1970.
• Propaganda edition and have a compendium ( " mikron euchologion " ) containing only the Liturgies, Apostles and Gospels, baptism, marriage, unction, and confession ( Rome, 1872 ).
• The Coptic Euchologion contains the hymns of the Divine Liturgy, whereas the books of the Annual Psalmody and the Khiak Psalmody contain the hymns of the divine office, the latter specifically for the season of Advent.
• In the seven kept for Syrian Catholic use what alterations have been made are chiefly the omission of redundant prayers, and the simplication of confused parts in which the Diaconicum and the Euchologion had become mixed together.
• From left to right : A priest's kamilavka and epitrachelion ( stole ), Euchologion, bowl of water, blessing cross, candle, aspergillum made of basil branches, incense ( Muzeul Nac
  ional de Art
  , Bucharest ).
• The Coptic Books ( in Arabic rubrics, and generally with the text transliterated in Arabic characters too ) are the Euchologion ( " Kit鉨 al-Khulagi almuqaddas " ), very often ( but quite wrongly ) called Missal.
• The Syrian Catholics have a Euchologion ( Syriac and Karshuni ), published at Rome in 1843 ( Missale Syriacum ), and a " Book of clerks used in the ecclesiastical ministries " ( Liber ministerii, Syriac only, Beirut, 1888 ).
• Maher also consulted documents held in libraries and monasteries throughout Egypt, including Coptic manuscripts written in the Arabic script, such as the Damanhour euchologion, and tenth-century Arabic texts written in Coptic letters, and he analysed scribal transcription errors in the manuscripts tradition.
• The subsequent " Book of Common Order " or " Euchologion " was a compilation drawn from various sources and issued by the "'Church Service Society "', an organisation which endeavoured to promote liturgical usages within the Church of Scotland.
• J . Goar, O . P ., edited the Euchologion with very complete notes, explanations, and illustrations ( " Euchologion, sive Rituale Gr鎐orum ", 2nd ed ., Venice, fol ., 1720 ), which became the standard work of reference for Byzantine Rite Catholics.