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Definitions Canon: A
structured service used in Orthodox services consisting of nine
odes. This type of service dates to the 7th century and was
introduced into the Church by Saint Andrew of Crete, whose Great Canon
is still used during the Great Fast Epitaphios: An icon which is painted on cloth (in Greek, Epitaphios; in Slavonic, Plaschanitsa) which depicts the dead Savior. Orthros: The matins service which proceeds the Divine Liturgy and the feast Troparion: A short poetic hymn referring to a Feast of the day or Saint.
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