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	Horologion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		horologion contains changing liturgical hymns or chants (troparia, kontakia), paschal services, necessary instructions on ritual, and other information.
		The horologion was the most popular liturgical book in old Ukraine and went through many editions.
		It was widely used in teaching pupils how to read, and many of its texts were memorized.
	www.encyclopediaofukraine.com /pages/H/O/Horologion.htm (75 words)

	Keeping Time with God: Ways of praying the Orthodox Divine Office
		This practice evolved into the daily prayer of the Church, which is for ALL Christians, the “Horologion” or the Divine Office or Praises.
		So say we have decided to pray the horologion using the psalter alone, we begin, preferably at six in the morning or else at another time with the Nocturnal Office by praying the beginning prayers of the Rule of St Pachomius.
		A second way to fulfill the Horologion is to use Jesus Prayers in place of the psalms.
	www.unicorne.org /orthodoxy/2005/time.htm (1148 words)

	Taming the Winds
		The eight Winds featured on the Tower are all shown as winged males, carrying some attribute associated with the weather that each Wind brings.
		This...gives them a plebeian air that, intentional or not, is certainly original and appropriate to the clientele they served...
		Certainly we cannot compare the figures with those sculpted by Pheidias on the Parthenon, but then we must bear in mind that the horologion was a gift to the people of Athens by one wealthy individual, and that his wealth was presumably not great enough to pay the very best sculptors of the time.
	www.angelfire.com /al3/anemokoitai/marginals.html (3994 words)

	The Catholic Prayer Book \| Great devotional resource
		The Cyrillic rule of prayer, "Pray to The Father, with the name of The Son, in The Holy Spirit" by St. Cyril, the pillar of faith, a Doctor of the Catholic Church, is here expressed in the Trinitarian devotion.
		The Western Divine Office (Horologion), like the Eucharist, is adaptable to varying degrees of solemnity from choral performance with chant to private recitation.
		This is a life sharing devotional prayer book, being Horologion or Breviary, does not prevent it to be a quiet but forceful way to carry your prayerful longing, Reformed or Orthodox you share in one Holy Catholic Apostolic Church, a praying body.
	www.this-is-great.com /info/flbslaslan (1065 words)

	Building a Liturgical Library
		After a prayer book the most basic liturgical texts are the Horologion and the Psalter.
		The Unabbreviated Horologion published by Holy Trinity Monastery in Jordanville, New York.
		The Liturgikon, by Bishop Basil of the Antiochian Archdiocese is also often used as an Horologion, and also follows Byzantine practice.
	www.saintjonah.org /services/library.htm (1679 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Feast is best described in the Greek Horologion as follows: "Because of the illnesses that occur in August, it was customary, in former times, to carry the Venerable Wood of the Cross through the streets and squares of Constantinople for the sanctification of the city, and for relief from sickness.
		On the eve (July 31), it was taken out of the imperial treasury, and laid upon the altar of the Great Church of Hagia Sophia (meaning the Wisdom of God).
		He explained the origin of the Feast as described in the Horologion above and stated that "suffering in the world makes no sense unless it is understood from the perspective of the suffering of Jesus on the Cross." Father David also said that "God suffers with us when His people are suffering in this world."
	www.saintpeterandpaul.org /photos_crossprocess04.html (479 words)

	Orthodox Saints for March
		For this, Theophylact was exiled to the fortress of Strobilus in Karia of Asia Minor, where after 30 years of imprisonment and hardship, he gave up his holy soul about the year 845.
		The priest Theodoretus was custodian of a great cathedral in Antioch, built by the Emperor Constantine and known in its time as 'the golden church' for the beauty and luxury of its appointments.
		Accounts of the date differ substantially: the Great Horologion says that they died during the reign of the Emperor Heraclius, when St Modestus was Patriarch of Jerusalem (632-634); the Prologue that they died in 796 during the reign of Constantine and Irene, when Elias was Patriarch of Jerusalem.
	www.abbamoses.com /months/march.html (12476 words)

	Eastern Orthodox Forum - St. Helen and the finding of the Holy Cross
		If you could copy the general story that would be awesome.
		That site is taken from the Great Horologion, exact quote from the book.
		BTW, your parish probably has a copy of the Horologion.
	www.orthodoxforum.com /topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=59 (129 words)

	SkyscraperCity Forums - Tower of winds - Horologion of Andronicos - , Athens, Greece
		- - Tower of winds - Horologion of Andronicos -, Athens, Greece (http://skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=177741)
		A Macedonian astronomer, Andronikos of Kyrrhos (or Cyrrhestes), supervised the construction of the Horologion according to Vitruvius, known today as the Tower of the Winds, in the Athens marketplace in the first half of the first century BC.
		This octagonal structure showed scholars and shoppers both sundials and mechanical hour indicators.
	www.skyscrapercity.com /printthread.php?t=177741 (1207 words)

	Society's Newsletters
		The Horologion (Agbeya) of the Coptic Orthodox Church (by John Rizk)
		The Horologion (Agbeya) of the Coptic Orthodox Church (2) (by John Rizk)
		The Horologion (Agbeya) of the Coptic Orthodox Church (3) A Psali Adam of the Morning Prayer (by John Rizk)
	www.stshenouda.com /newsltr.htm (491 words)

	When No Priest is Available: Reading the Service Books While Traveling or at Home
		If neither the Horologion nor the Menaion is available, then we may read Small Compline with the canon or akathist to the saint, if available.
		Holy Trinity Monastery, Jordanville, N.Y. Part I, Horologion, Sunday Octoechos and General Menaion with canons and the Epistle readings for Sundays.
		The fixed portion of the daily cycle of services in full, and the Divine Liturgy, without the usual abbreviations and with copious rubrics not ordinarily found in the Horologion.
	www.orthodoxinfo.com /praxis/services_nopriest.aspx (2405 words)

	S.Ad.M.-Horologion of Andronicus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Horologion of Andronikos is situated in the Roman Agora of Athens and was built during the Roman period, in the 1st c.
		B.C. It is a unique octagonal tower made of pentelic marble and constitutes one of the best preserved buildings of the classical antiquity.
		The Horologion was adopted by pupils from the 4th Kallithea Primary School.
	users.otenet.gr /~icom/roloi.html (227 words)

	Divine Office - The Byzantine Forum
		I've seen an unabbreviated Horologion from the Orthodox that looks good, but I don't know what the Catholics would use.
		Any direction you could give me would be great...I've been praying the Latin Office for years, and it's great, but I'd like to see how it would be to pray more in line with my, our, eastern tradition.
		The Orthodox horologion should be fine, as it and the Byzantine Catholic ones are supposed to be the same.
	www.byzcath.org /bboard/Forum2/HTML/000445.html (270 words)

	Tower of the Winds - Athens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Horologion of Andronikos also known as the Tower of the winds in the Roman Agora in Athens was build around 50 BC and contains a water clock which uses the water from the Acropolis above it (see image).
		It is an octogonal structure with on each side a friese with a wind deity carved into it.
		.: Back to the Horologion / Tower of winds in Athens :.
	www.sailingissues.com /yachting-guide/tower-of-winds-1.html (69 words)

	Archaeological educational programmes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Horologion of Andronikos Kyrrhestes (1990-2003) Archaeological - educational programme for schoolchildren aged from 10 to 18
		Taking the Horologion of Andronikos Kyrrhestes as its starting point, this educational programme is devoted to the concept of time in the ancient world - time as a factor in the organisation of public and private life, and the systems and structures devised to measure it.
		In the activity workshops, the young visitors had the opportunity to make a sundial, or a paper model of the Horologion.
	www.culture.gr /2/20/201/2011/201101/e201101c.html (2387 words)

	Lifting of the Panagia
		A difference between the Panagia service described in the Horologion and these is the presence of a chalice.
		However, it is note-worthy to mention that some ancient monasteries, such as Sinai, continue the practice of having a cup of unconsecrated wine as part of the rite.
		Below are some Horologion translations that may help shed some light on this service.
	www.prosphora.org /page41.html (4814 words)

	Prayer Life of the Laity
		Whether monastic or lay, all Orthodox Christians pray the same prayers of the Horologion, the Psalter as members of the Body of Christ.
		Lay people, however, and owing to their living in the world (but not "of" the world), are not obligated to the same rules of prayer as are those in the Priesthood or monastic life.
		When I am on the bus going to work, I find that to be an excellent time to pray, to read from the Horologion or Psalter.
	www.unicorne.org /ORTHODOXY/articles/alex_roman/prayerlife.htm (544 words)

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		Indispensible for performing the divine services in their full form in church, it is ideal also for one's daily life of prayer and for studying the order of the services and the invariable texts which form their structure (Part One: For Further Info).
		It may be used to find Saints for baptismal names and is also a complete index to all the Feasts and Saints in the Menaion, including 47 Icons of the Most Holy Mother of God.
		Printed on acid-free paper of the highest quality and illustrated with many icons and line drawings, this edition is a full this edition is a full and faithful translation of what Orthodox Christians have lived and prayed with through the centuries, and is the most complete Horologion we know of in any language.
	htmadmin.phpwebhosting.com /Horolog.htm (552 words)

	St. Shenouda Coptic Newsletter V.1 No. 3
		Thus, once overlooked, or allowed to remain by a minority of Copts, the Bohairic speaking majority who used the actual texts were not really aware of the existence of the variant at all.
		Introduction: The following is a continuation on the subject of the Horologion which appeared in the previous issue (vol.1, no.2).
		This article deals with the history and original usage of the Horologion, as outlined in Dr. O.H.E. Burmester's, "The Canonical Hours of the Coptic Church".
	www.stshenouda.com /newsltr/nl1_3.htm (4766 words)

	Orthodox Saints for May
		At the request of Prince Shimon, the son of a Varangian (Viking) prince, the Saint wrote a prayer for the nobleman's forgiveness of sins, and, at his behest, had it placed in his coffin, whence arose this custom in Rusia.
		Two days after her death, her gravestone was found lifted off, and her grave empty.
		Saint Constantine the Great built a magnificent church in honour of Saint Mocius in Constantinople, where his holy relics were enshrined.
	www.abbamoses.com /months/may.html (12062 words)

	Daily Orthros
		Standing at the west side of the holy table, facing east, the priest lifts the censer, and tracing the sign of the Cross, he intones:
		Following the fourth chanting of "God is the Lord…" the Chanter chants the appointed apolytikia (GREAT HOROLOGION, pages 237-595) and "theotokion at God is the Lord" (GREAT HOROLOGION, pages 646-660); refer to the appropriate Parish Typikon chart for specific instructions concerning this.
		The Chanter chants the appointed apolytikion (GREAT HOROLOGION, pages 237-595) and "theotokion at the end of Matins" (GREAT HOROLOGION, pages 646-660); refer to the appropriate Parish Typikon chart for specific instructions concerning this.
	www.networks-now.net /litresswraoc/SVCDaily_Orthros.htm (844 words)

	Small Printable Horologion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Follow the directions in the Read Me First file, and you will have your own, portable Horologion.
		All of these files and this website are © 2004 by W.J. Isaacks and R.J. Drown These files should not be copied or shared.
		If someone sees your Horologion and wants a copy, direct them to this website.
	members.cox.net /theotokos (77 words)

	Divine Service Books
		The next place is occupied by the following books: the Clergy Service Books, the Horologion (Book of Hours), the Book of Needs, the Octoechos, the Monthly Menaion, the General Menaion, the Festal Menaion, the Lenten Triodion, the Pentecostarion, the Typicon (or Book of Rubrics), the Irmologion, and the Canonik.
		The Horologion is the book which serves as the basic guide for readers and chanters in the cliros.
		The Horologion contains the unchanging parts of all the daily services, except for the Liturgy.
	www.orthodoxphotos.com /readings/divine/divine.shtml (1212 words)

	Amazon.ca: Books: The Catholic Prayer Book (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This devotional prayer book got many features of the liturgy of the hours for praising The Lord, a Cathedral form of praise known in the West as The 'Divine Office' or breviary.
		In the East it started as a monastic office, in Pachom'ius' cenobitic Agpiya or Horologion, whose Basilica form was preserved in Bishop Serapion Horologion, now in the British Museum.
		This prayer book is excellent for personal devotion and for a glimpse into the life of the Church.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/1569553653 (1000 words)

	alex
		Great Doxology and the appropriate troparion according to the tone: tones 1, 3, 5 and 7:Today is salvation…; tones 2, 4, 6 and 8:Having risen from the tomb… (These troparia are found in the Horologion.).
		The Hours are read according to the Horologion, with the appointed troparia and kontakia.
		The rest of the Liturgy, according to the Horologion.
	www.holytrinitymission.org /books/english/order_divine_services_fecula.htm (12265 words)

	HourEleven Daily Prayer Rule God Hours Horologion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The early church understood this well, the fathers recommended that Christians pray seven times a day.
		In fact they even went so far as compiling a prayer book called the Horologion, or Book of the Hours to assist them in this prayer.
		I have compiled a Daily Prayer Rule for the Hours, I recommend setting aside five times a day to formally pray to God.
	www.houreleven.org /daily_rule.php (328 words)

	Mary "Is Salus Infirmorum" because She is the "Inmaculate Conception"
		[21] Tropari Ciclo Settimanale: Theotokoia Feriali; Horologion, 787-815.
		[21] Tropari ciclo settimanale - Theotokia feriali; Horologion, 787-815.
		[21] Troparios ciclo semanal - Theotokiaferiales; Horologion, 787-815.
	www.healthpastoral.org /texts/salus.htm (6453 words)

	afikoman
		Ruud Harmsen wrote: = Wed, 07 Apr 2004 16:28:37 GMT: "Avi Jacobson" "horologion".
		I wouldn't be = surprised if there are others, and I wouldn't be surprised if the = Hebrew of that time had no word for something eaten at the end of a = meal.
		A couple of other Greek words in Hebrew: "irgun" (organization), from "organon", & "orlog" (big clock), from "horologion".
	www.forum-one.org /new-1928695-4338.html (2707 words)

	Tower of the winds - Athens - Horologion of Andronicos - Tower of winds
		Tower of the winds - Athens - Horologion of Andronicos - Tower of winds
		The term Horologion also acknowledges the other features of the tower that Andronicos incorporated: sundials and a complicated internal water clock with a supply from the Acropolis above.
		Man wearing a heavy cloak, blowing through a twisted shell
	www.sailingissues.com /yachting-guide/tower-of-the-winds.html (760 words)

	artnet.com: Resource Library: Andronikos of Kyrrhos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
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		He is associated with a single building, the Tower of the Winds (Horologion) on the edge of the Roman agora in Athens, of which he was named the architect by Vitruvius (On Architecture I.vi.4).
		This elegant and ingenious small marble octagonal building was designed externally as a monumental sundial and weather-vane, with a representation of each of the eight winds carved on the sides of the octagon; at the apex of the roof was a bronze Triton that acted as a weathercock.
	www.artnet.com /library/00/0028/T002823.asp (230 words)

	The Ancient City of Athens: Roman Agora & Tower of the Winds
		(or the Horologion of Andronikos of Kyrrhos), is a tall, octagonal building immediately east of the Roman Agora.
		It was designed by a famous astronomer (Andronikos of Kyrrhos) to be an elaborate water clock (on the inside), sundial (on the outside), and weather vane (on the top).
		Select Bibliography: The Tower of the Winds (Horologion of Andronikos)
	www.stoa.org /athens/sites/romagora.html (455 words)

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