About the services of the Russian Church that were in previous printed liturgical books

Contents Prayer when a metropolitan is installed and enters first into the city The rite of installing a bishop on the see Rite of union The rite of the procession near the city of the newly installed bishop on the day of his installation The procession on a donkey with the metropolitans The procession on a donkey during the patriarchate The procession of the patriarch to the king The stay of the patriarch with the king The procession of the patriarch on a donkey near the city The procession of the patriarch in sleigh or in a carriage Procession of bishops on a donkey Procession of bishops in a carriage Reading a prayer Prayer Reading a prayer by a bishop upon his arrival in his city Appendices I. Prayer from the Prayer Book (Trebnik), ed. in Venice in 1570, (folio 232–233) II. Prayer from the Synodic of the 16th century, which belonged to the Novgorod Sofia Library, now located in St. Petersburg. Spirit. Academies under No. 1058 The rite of action in the week Baii The difference between the rites of the Vai action The ancient rite of the Vai action Tales of foreigners about the Vai action in Moscow The rite of the Vai action from the handwritten charter of the New City Sophia Cathedral, XVII century The latest rite of the Vai action The latest Moscow rite of action Vaiy of Rostov rite of action Vaiy rite of summer conducting Appendix rite of the Cave action Appendix rite of the action of the Last Judgment Appendix rite for the tide of health of the king Chalice of Tsar John Vasilyevich Chalice of Metropolitan Macarius Appendix rite of washing the relics of the saints, or moistening the cross Appendices rite of washing the saints. relics on Great Friday from a handwritten Novgorod. statute of the 17th century Following the remembrance of the holy relics. From the Trebnik of 1570, published in Venice (l. 184–198) III Sequence on the communion of holy water of great consecration, for Epiphany Appendix. Follow-up on the communion of holy water, great consecration, at Epiphany. From the Consumer Book of 1625, the Order for the cleansing of the church, when a dog jumps into the church or someone enters from the infidels. Appendix. From the Consumer of 1625 and others. Order for the cleansing of the church, when a dog jumps into the church or someone comes in from the infidels Prayers for the birth of a baby, for the cleansing of the house and the people in it Appendices 1) From the breviary published in Venice in 1570 (fol. 289) 2) From the Moscow liturgical books I. Prayer for the blessing of the church, outside of which the baby will be born, is said outside the church II. Prayer to the wife for the birth of the baby verb (in the church) III. Prayer to a wife by birth, and to wives born at birth, volume IV. First prayer, to the woman who received the baby V. Second prayer to the same VI. Third prayer, to the woman who received the boy VII. Prayer against defilement VIII. Prayer, put the child in the cradle Prayer for tonsure of hair, adolescence, in the first tonsure of his Appendix. Prayer for hair tonsure as an adolescent. From Evchologium Glagolski of the 11th century. Prayer to cover the head of the wedding maiden Appendix. Prayer to the first-married bride, who wants to be married into the church and receive the blessing of the first veil of the head. From the breviary of Peter Mogila and the Lvov breviaries. The order of brotherhood, Appendix III. Follow up for fraternity. From the Trebnik of 1570, published in Venice IV. The rite of brotherhood. From the Worldly Consumer (Patriarch Joasaph), published in Moscow, in 1639, the Rite is given to any lover of Christ, who by good will has come to a monastery somewhere, and who asks to be a spiritual brother, to the existing brethren in that holy monastery Appendix. The rite is performed for someone who is a lover of Christ, who has a good will, who has come to a monastery somewhere, and asks to be a spiritual brother to the existing brethren in that holy monastery. From the Consumer Book of 1625. The rite for those who want to seclude themselves. Appendix I. The rite for those who want to seclude themselves according to the charter, as it is written in the rules. From the Monastic Required Book, published in Moscow in 1639, under Patriarch Joasaph II. The rite, which occurs for a Foreigner who wants to seclude himself, or to go into the desert alone or as a couple, and settle there, and silently retire, according to the ancient statute of the Holy Fathers of Russia. From some copies of the breviary of Metro Peter Mogila The liturgical books published in the Russian Church before Patriarch Nikon contain a very large number of differences among themselves. Books of the same title have differences in their composition, content and presentation. They do not contain the same number of services, and the services do not contain the same prayers, and the prayers themselves differ in presentation. Servants and Consumers are especially different in this regard. Hence, the very services found in the previous printed liturgical books are not identical in many respects in different editions; and therefore, naturally, they should differ from the same services now printed in liturgical books. But it is not the consideration of the differences between these services that constitute the subject of this work, but the ranks and services that are no longer performed in the Orthodox Church and therefore are not published in current books. There is no doubt that each of the services under consideration should be the subject of special study. For a complete examination of them, the time has hardly come when not only the handwritten liturgical books stored in various libraries that preceded the printed ones have not been published; but not all of them are described in sufficient detail. When presenting church services in this work, it was intended to show the peculiarity of the Divine service that existed in the Russian Church in former times. The services are considered mainly by the Service Book and the Consumer Book of Moscow publications. To the article about the action of the week of Vay, to show the difference between the two orders of this action, two drawings are attached - one from the Travels of Adam Olearius - (Voyage en Moscovie ed. Amsterd. 1727), the other from the Travels around Russia by Baron Meirberg, (published by F. Adelung in St. Petersburg, in 1827). 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