Liturgy of St. Basil (Western)
Elizabethan English
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Lord Have Mercy
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Slow Anaphora (in English and Greek)
Second Mode, by John the Sweet
Second Mode, abbreviated by Theodosopoulos
Plagal First Mode, abbreviated by Hieromonk Gregory
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In Thee Who Are Full of Grace
Plagal Fourth Mode, by Chrysanthos Theodosopoulos (English)
Plagal Fourth Mode, brief version, by Archdeacon Anthimos (English)
Plagal Fourth Mode, brief version, by Archdeacon Anthimos (Greek)
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Modern English
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Lord Have Mercy (in English and Greek)
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Slow Anaphora (in English and Greek)
Second Mode, by John the Sweet
Second Mode, abbreviated by Theodosopoulos
Plagal First Mode, abbreviated by Hieromonk Gregory
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In You Who Are Full of Grace
Plagal Fourth Mode, by Chrysanthos Theodosopoulos (English)
Plagal Fourth Mode, brief version, by Archdeacon Anthimos (English)
Plagal Fourth Mode, brief version, by Archdeacon Anthimos (Greek)
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