- the
liturgical practice of the
Orthodox Church and
Byzantine Rite, a
prokeimenon (Gr**** Προκείμενον,
plural prokeimena;
sometimes prokimenon/prokimena;...
- the
Apostol during a
single Liturgy. The
Epistle is read
between the
Prokeimenon and the Alleluia. The
Epistle reading is
always linked to a
reading from...
- the
Byzantine Rite, the
Trisagion is
chanted immediately before the
Prokeimenon and the
Epistle reading. It is also
included in a set of
prayers named...
-
called "Agape Vespers" is celebrated.
During this liturgy, the
Great Prokeimenon is
chanted and a
lesson from the
Gospel (John 20:19–25) is read in as...
- the
Psalms of
Degrees Prokeimenon in the Tone of the W**** "Let
every breath praise the Lord" in the same tone as the
Prokeimenon Matins Gospel-one of the...
- Theotokion, a hymn
addressed to the
Theotokos Entrance O
gladsome light Prokeimenon for the day of the w**** Old
Testament readings on a
feast day Augmented...
- verses)
which are
intoned by the Reader. The
Alleluia is
paired with the
Prokeimenon which preceded the
reading of the Apostle.
There may be
either one or...
-
followed by a
prayer with kneeling, but is
immediately followed by the
prokeimenon of the
Eucharistic liturgy.
Thomas Talley stresses the
importance of...
- of
abridged psalms by the end of the 4th century.
Later it was
called prokeimenon. Hence,
there was an
early practice of
simple psalmody,
which was used...
- Vigil) on Sa****ay
evening and runs
until "Vouchsafe, O Lord" (after the "
prokeimenon") of
Vespers on
Sunday night.
During this time, the
dismissal at all...
