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Abasement  .

Abba  ; ~God .

Abbess n , .

Abbey n ; Benedictine~

 .

Abbot  , .

Abdicate v .

Absolution n  ,

 ; topronounce~

  .

Absolve v  .

Absolvent   (,

).

Academy  ; The Kiev Mohyla

~ - ;to

complete the ~  .

Acclamation   .

Accomplished ;~

student  (

 ).

Accusation  ; pitiless self-~

 .

Acheropitical ; ~icon

ofthe Saviour  .

Acolyte  , , .

Acquire v , .

Acquisition  ; ~oftheHoly

Spirit   .

Acts n pi.  ( Acts ofthe

Apostles).

Adamic ; ~form 

.

Adjure v , .

Adoptionism  .

Adoration  ; ~oftheMagi

 .

Adore v .

Adultery   .

Advent  1)  ;2)

; ~ofAnglican women priests



  -.

Adventism  ; Seventh-Day ~  .

Adventist  ; seventh-day ~  .

Aesthetic  ; Christian ~  .

Affirmation  ; ~offaith  .

Afflict v ; ~ed person .

Affliction  .

Afterfeast  .

Afterlife   .

Again adv ; ~yet ~  .

Agape n ,  .

Agapeic ; ~love  . Age  ; ~tocome  .

Agnostic  .

Agreeable ; ~tothe Lord  .

Aisle     ( side~).

Akathist (acathist, akafist)  ; ~is tobe heard standing up   . Alb  . Alchemistry  .

Alcoran  .

Allah  ; ~s messenger  .

Allegorical .

Allegory  .

Alleluia  ; chanting oftwo ~ s   ; ~victory (.)       .

Allowance  ; ~ofwineand

oil    ().

Alms  ; ~house ;

~ dish   ; ~chest

  ; ~deed

.

Almsgiver  .

Almsman  .

Aloes  .

Altar  , ; before the~

 ; ~rails 

; ~cloth ; ~piece

 ; ~bread

; consecrated ~ cloth ;

toserve at the ~  ;

main ~  ; ~wine

 .

Amartology  , 

.

Ambo  .

Ameer  .

Amen int ,  .

Amos    .

Amulet  .

Anabaptist  .

Anaphora  ; pro ~ 

 .

Anathema  .

Anathematize v .

Anchorite  , .

Angel  ; carved ~  ;

guardian ~ -; where~s

feared totread   

; ministering ~  .

Angelic ; ~Doctor

  (); ~hands

 ; ~world .

Anglican .

Anglicanism n .

Annual ; ~cycle 

 .

Annunciation  ; ~falls

on the Thursday 

 .

Anoint v  .

Anointing n ; ~withoil

.

Anthem 1)  ; 2) 

.

Anthropodicy n .

Anthropology n .

Anthropomorphite n .

Antichrist n ; agents ofthe~

 ; deputy ofthe~

 .

Antidoron n ; distribution of~

 .

Antimension n .

Antiphon n .

Apocaliptic .

Apocalypse  ; maniafor

interpreting the ~  

.

Apocalyptical .

Apocrypha  pi  .

Apocryphal  ; ~Acts

 ; ~story

 .

Apodosis   

.

Apologetic (al) ;~

literature  .

Apologetics  , 

; ~is the intellectual defense

ofthe truth 

  .

Apologist  .

Apology  ; ~forGod

 .

Apolytikion n .

Apophatic ; ~theology

 ; ~dimension

 .

Apostasyn ,

.

Apostate  , ;~

from the faith  .

Apostle n ; equal tothe~s

; leaders ofthe~s

  (. 

).

Apostleship  .

Apostolic ; ~dignity

 ; unbroken

continuity of~ tradition 

 

; ~succession 

; ~reading  ;

~ times  ;~

Constitutions 

; ~nucleus ofthe ecclesial

faith   

; ~precepts 

.

Apostolicity  .

Apparition  , ; ~ofthe

Mother ofGod   .

Appearance  ; angels~

 .

Appoint v ; ~toparish

 .

Apse  ; altar ~  .

Aqueduct  .

Arcane ; ~teaching 

.

Arch  , ,  .

Archaic .

Archangelic .

Archbishop  ; adviserto

the ~  ; ~of

Canterbury 

.

Archbishopric  .

Archdiocese  .

Archetypal .

Archiepiscopate  .

Archimandrite n .

Archpastor  .

Archpriest  , ;~

Avvakum  .

Arian ; semi-~

; ~plague 

; ~currents  .

Arianism  .

Ark  ; Noahs ~  .

Armageddon  .

Artificial ;~

contraception 

.

Artophorion  .

Ascention  .

Ascendedp.p. ascend ;

~ Jesus  .

Ascetic 1)  ; impoverished~

 ; 2) ;

~ lifestyle   ;~

exercise  ;~

podvig  .

Asceticism  .

Ashkenazi  ! , 

 ; ~elite

 .

Ashlar   .

Aspersion  ; ~with blessed

water   .

Assassination  .

Assumption   ( Falling-asleep); bodily ~   .

Atheism n ; bankruptcy of~  .

Atheist n ; professed ~  .

Atheist (ic) ; ~state  ; ~ruler  ; ~feminism  

Athonite .

Atonement   .

Atoning exhange n  .

Aura n .

Austere ; ~inmanner  .

Authorities n pi  ( ).

		Autocephalous . Autonomy n ; personal ~  .
		Avatar n . Awe n  .
		Axiological .
		Axios ࠫ, ,   .
		Babel n  .
		Babylonian ; ~conquest  .
		Baccalaureate n ; ~degree  .
		Bachelorhood n  . Ban  .
		Band n pi   ,
		 
		 .
		Baptism n ; ~ofinfants
		 ; ~bytriple immersion
		   ; ~by
		sprinkling   ;
		indispensability of~ 
		; ~ofJohn 
		; ~ofthe eunuch 
		; ~ofblood  .
		Baptismal ; ~candle
		 ; post ~ act ,
		  ;~
		confession  
		[]; ~name  ;~
		feasts ofEaster and Pentecost
		  
		; ~promise 
		.
		Baptist .
		Baptizand n .
		Baptize v ; ~bysprinkling
		  ; ~with
		water  ; ~with theHoly
		Spirit   .
		Baptized ; ~Elena
		 ; ~toJesus Christ
		  .
		Baptizer n ; John the~
		  .
		Basileia n ; ~ofGod 
		.
		Basilica n ; ~ofSt. Peter
		 . .
		Beadle   .
		Beard  ; toshave off the~
		 .
		Beatification   .
		Beatify v .
		Beatitude (s)  ().
		Beg v , ; ~forgivenessof
		God   .
		Beggar  , .
		Beheading   .

		Belfry n .
		Belial n .
		Belief n ; ~systems  ;
		tohold the religious ~s 
		 ; universalityof
		mans ~  
		.
		Believer n ; dis (non)-~
		; old-~ ; priest
		as the example ofthe ~s 
		  .
		Bell n ; for whom the ~ tollsno
		  ; evening~s
		 ; hand ~ 
		; ~platform 
		; brass ~  .
		Bell-founder n  .
		Bell-ringer n .
		Belltower n ; tent-shaped~
		 .
		Beloved .
		Belt n ; ~ofthe Theotokos
		.
		Benediction n .
		Benefice n , .
		Beneficence n .
		Beneficiary n , 
		.
		Benzoin   .
		Betrothal  .
		Betrothed ; Joseph the~
		 .
		Beyond   .
		Bible  ; Ostrog ~ 
		; King James ~  
		; tosmuggle ~s 
		  ; historical
		criticism ofthe ~ 
		 ; The Childrens~

 ; ~Society  .

Biblical ; ~history  ; ~criticism without damage tothe faith     ; technique of~ criticism   ; ~conception  ; ~studies  ; ~principles  ; ~inerrancy  ; ~philology  ; ~narration  ; ~narrative  ; ~literature  .

		Bidding   ().
		Bilateral ; ~theological dialogue   .
		Binity  .

Bishop  , ; auxiliary ~  ; investiture of~  ; high-ranking ~  ; unrepentant ~  ; deposed ~  ; ~as anucleus ofunity    ; the late ~  ; retired ~ ,  ; appointing of~  ; serving ~  ; ~as the living altar ofGod     ; ~without duties   .

Bishopric  1) ; elevation to~   ; totransfer the ~   ; superhuman desire toobtain the ~ 

		  ;2)
		 .
		Blasphemer  .
		Blasphemyci  .
		Blasphemous .
		Blasphem v .
		Blasphemy  .
		Bless v ; to~ oneself
		(.) .
		Blessed ; ~Augustine
		 ; ~bread
		 ; of~ memory
		  ().
		Blessedness  .
		Blessing  ; ask for~
		 ; receive the~
		 ; waiting for the~
		 ; lesser ~of
		water   ; ~upon
		the work  ; ~book
		.
		Blind ; ~born
		.
		Bliss  .
		Blood  ; ~transfusion
		 ; ~ofSt. Januarius
		liquifies  .  
		, ; phial ofthe ~ 
		.
		Bodhisattva  .
		Bodiless ; ~Powers
		.
		Bodilessness  .
		Body  ; transfigured~
		 .
		Bogomil  .
		Bogomilism  .
		  .
		Bolshies  ! .
		Book  ; ~ofLithuanian imprint
		  .
		Bow  ; ~totheEast
		 ; ~toeach other
		  .
		Box   ; collecting ~es
		 .
		Branch  ; olive ~ 
		;
		Bread  ; breaking ofthe~
		 ; True ~
		; ~ofPresence
		; unleavened ~ ;
		leavened ~  .
		Brethren   ().
		Breviary  .
		Bride  ; ~ofChrist 
		.
		Bridegroom  .
		Bright , ; ~Monday
		 .
		Brocade  .
		Brother  ; ~inChrist 
		; craft-~ .
		Brotherhood  ; Great White~
		 .
		Brownie  .
		Buddhahood   .
		Buddhism  ; Mahayana-~
		 ; Tantric~
		 .
		Buddhist ; ~doctrineof
		causation  
		.
		Bull  ; ~ofBashan 
		.
		Burial  .
		Burn v ; to~ at the stake
		 .
		Bush  , ; The Unburnt~
		 ; burning~
		 .
		Byzantine .
		Cabalistic .
		Cabbala n .
		Cain n ; mark of~  .
		Calendar n ; toomit fromthe
		Church ~  
		; ~reform 
		; lunisolar ~ 
		; lunar ~  ;
		tocelebrate the feasts inaccordancewith
		the Julian ~  
		 .
		Calf  ; golden ~  .
		Call  ; ~ofMatthew
		 .
		Calvary  , ,
		.
		Calvinist  .
		Campanile   
		.
		Canaanite ; ~rite
		 .
		Candidate  ; ~thesis
		  (
		); ~for baptism 
		.
		Candle  ; ~bearer ;~
		box (desk)  ; ~end 
		; ~wick ; lighted~
		 ; ~is lit infront ofthe
		icon    .
		Candlelit  .
		Candlemas  .
		Candlestick  .
		Candlewick  .
		Canon  1) ; Great Penitential ~of
		St. Andrew ofCrete  
		 .  ; Sunday~
		ofNocturne  
		; ~ofPascha 
		; ~law  ;2)
		 ; 3) ; lay~
		-; ~Emeritus
		 ; 4) 
		.
		Canonarch  .
		Canonical ;~
		impediment  
		(); ~authority
		 ; ~writings
		 .
		Canonization  .
		Canonist  , 
		 .
		Canonize v .
		Canonry   .
		Canticle   .
		Cantor  .
		Cardinal  ; ~deacon
		 ; ~presbyter 
		; tocreate cardinal 
		 ; ~shat
		 .
		Careless ; ~word
		 .
		Carillon   .
		Carnal .
		Carols  .
		Carpet  .
		Carving  ; wood ~ 
		.
		Casso (c) k  , ; full-length
		~  ; ~alb .
		Cassocked  .
		Caste  ; higher/lower ~ /
		 .
		Castellane  .
		Catabasia  .
		Catacomb 1) n ( pi) ;2)
		; ~saints 
		.
		Catechetical ;~
		letters  .
		Catechism  .
		Catechumen  , ;
		liturgy ofthe ~s  .
		Cathartic,
		.
		Cathedra  .
		Cathedral   ; ~of
		the Deposition oftheRobe
		 ; Kazan~
		 ; capital repairs ofthe~
		  ; principal~
		 .
		Cathisma  .
		Catholic 1)  , ,
		  ;
		greek ~ -, ; old~
		-; marginal ~ -
		; 2) ; ~revival
		after Trent  
		  ; deviations
		from traditional ~ practice 
		  ;
		~ school  ;~
		sympathies  ;3)
		; ~truth 
		; ~fullness 
		; ~theorist 
		.
		Catholicism  ; Roman~
		-; champion of~
		 ; Anglo-~
		 .
		Catholicity  ; ~ofthe
		Church  .
		Catholicon  ; the icon is placed inthe main ~ ofthe monastery     .
		Cave  ; Kievs ~s  ; ~dweller . Celebrant  , ; -~ .

Celestial ; ~firmament  ; ~hierarchy  ; ~vision  . Celibacy  , ; priestly ~  ; opting for monastic ~   ; certificate of~  .

Celibate  1)  ; ~vocation  ; 2) ; ~woman -.

Cell  ; frescoed ~   ; monastic ~  . Cellarer  .

Cemetery  ; ~chapel  .

Cenobiarch   . Cenobitic ; ~life ofmonks   .

Cenotaph  .

Cense v .

Censer  ; ~is swung toandfro

   .

Centurion  , .

Ceremonial(ceremonious)a

; ~purification

 .

Chair  ; ~oftheology (divinity)

 .

Chalcedon  .

Chalcedonian ;~

definition  ;~



formula  ; ~two-natures approach inchristology  -  .

Chaldean .

Chalice  , ; angel fingers a~     (); ~encrusted with precious stones ,   .

Chamber n ; Cruciform ~  ; bridal ~  .

Chancel n .

Change-ringing n  . Changing  ; ~ofthe bread and wine   .

Chant  , ,  .

Chantry  1) ,     (); 2)  ( ~ chapel).

Chapel  ,  ; ~over-well  ; school ~  ; cave-like ~  ; cemetery ~  .

Chaplain  ; Army ~  ; ~ofthe Fleet  ; hospital ~  ; prison ~  .

Chaplaincy  ; university ~  .

Charge    . Chariot  .

Charism (a)  , ; lack of~  .

Charismatic 1)  ; wandering

~  ; 2)

; ~leader

 ; ~worship

 .

Charitable ,

.

Charity  ; ~school ;

sister of~  .

Chassidim  / .

Chaste  ; toremain~

  ().

Chastity  .

Chasuble  ! ; buckskin~

  ; todonthe

~  ; multi-cross~

  .

Cheese-fare ; ~Sunday

 .

Cheirothesis  .

Cheirotonia  .

Cherub (im)  .

Chief musician   .

Chiliasm  .

Chime  , .

Chimera  .

Choir  ; ~boy ; ~girl

; ~conductor  ;~

master  ; formation of~

directors  

; ~answered priest withthe

responses   ;to

sing inthe church ~  

.

Chorale  .

Chorister   .

Chorus .

Chrismation   .

Christ  ; brother in~ 

; growing in~ 

; shared life in~   ; encounter with ~  ; new humanity in~   ; finite nature of~    (  ); ~ was ofthe same divine nature as God     ,  ; Vicar of~  ; ~bearer -; torepresent ~   [ ]; ~inmajesty  ; crucified ~  . Christen v    , .

		Christendom  .
		Christening n ; ~certificate
		 .
		Christ-hating-
		.

Christian 1)  ; ~before

Christ  ; ~disunity

 ; as it is fittingfor

~   ; boyhood~

 ; believing~

 ; 2)

; ~identity 

; ~label 

; ~vocation 

; Jud (a) eo-~ -

; ~discourse 

; ~classics 

.

Christianise v . Christianity  ; flame of~  ; primitive ~  ; on true ~  ; English version of~   ; tokeep ~ alive  ;~

		as the culmination ofthe Jewish religion
		  
		 .
		Christie .

Christmas  ; ~tide ; ~tree  ; ~message  ; ~card  .

Christocentric . Christological . Christology  ; high ~  .

Chronicle  , ; Nestors ~  ; Hypatian ~  ; ~ofNikon  .

Chronicler  , .

Church 1)  ; toattend tothe ~  ; ~attendance  ; winter ~  ; refectory ~  ; Gate ~  ; ~yard ; ~lamp ; Constantinian ~  ; Living ~"  ; captive ~  ; ~regulations  ; ~Slavonic - ; Slav ~  ; Local ~  ; Reformed ~  ; ~ofChrist  ; earthly ~  ; ~interior  ; ~functionary  ; ~official  ; All-Saints ~  ; ~built ofwood, rebuilt instone ,  ,  ; ~remained inconstant use until 1918  1918; closed



down ~  ; established~

 ; forcible

closure ofthe ~ 

 ; ~board 

, ; division ofthe

monetary income in~ 

  ; ~income

freed from taxation 

  ; confiscation

of~ valuables  

; inthe bosom ofthe ~

 ; refurbished~

 ; garrison~

 ; majority~

 ; institutional

forms ofthe ~ 

 ; super ~ -;

~ pioneered byMetropolitan ,

 ; ~building

; unfamiliar withthe

~  ; ~year

 ; village ~ 

; city ~  ;~

wedding  ; separationof

~ and state  

; modern ~ history 

 ; hall-type ~ 

 ; ~is dedicated to St.John

  . ; multi-

domed ~  ; ~staff

 ; bezantine~

 ; militant~

 ; entirety ofthe~

 ; ~sanction 

; devoted son ofthe ~ 

 ; Catacomb ~ 

; ~consciousness 

; autocephalous~

 ; Sister-~

-; bouquet of~ s 

		; afull member ofthe~
		  ; ~ofGod
		 ; limits ofthe ~ 
		; undivided ~ 
		; decision-making inthe~
		  ; tobring
		the ~ toits knees  
		; ~ held lands  ;
		2) v ,  .
		Churchchandelier n .
		Church-dividing 
		.
		Churchgoer  .
		Churchman  .
		Churchpeople  .
		Churchwarden  , 
		.
		Cilice  .
		Cincture   ( ).
		Circumcise v .
		Circumcision  ; non-~ ofthe
		pagans  .
		City  ; semi-legendary Invisible ~of
		Kitezh  
		 .
		Civil ; ~date
		 .
		Civilian ; ~dress 
		 ().
		Clairvoyant  .
		Clandestine .
		Clapper   .
		Clement .
		Clergy  ; lower ~  ;
		ranking ~ 
		; stipendiary ~ 
		 ; ~with dual roles
		,  ;
		ten thousand ~   ;
		scarcity of~  ; regular~

		 ; educated~
		 .
		Clergyman  .
		Cleric n .
		Clerical 1) ; ~post
		 ; 2) ; ~family
		 ; ~author
		 ; ~wear 
		; ~clothes  .
		Clericalisation n ; over-
		~ -.
		Clericalism n ; heavy~
		 .
		Cloister n .
		Cloisterer n .
		Cloistral .
		Codex n [] .
		Coenobite n , .
		Coenobitic ;~
		monasticism  .
		Cognition n ; theory of~
		 .
		Collar  , 
		  
		.
		Collect   
		 .
		College  ; Quirinal~
		 ; Spiritual~
		 .
		Comforter  , .
		Coming  ; Second ~ 
		; ~ofthe Holy Spirit
		  .
		Commandment  ; New Table
		of~ s  ; Ten ~ s 
		.
		Commemoration  ; ~of
		the dead  .
		Commiseration  .
		Communion   
		; ~under both species
		   ; toenter
		into ~  
		; ~table ; toadmit to~
		 .
		Community 1)  ; Bela Krynitsa
		~  ; ~ofthe
		Therapeutae  ; nascent
		Christian ~  
		; 2) .
		Compiler  .
		Compline  ; great ~ 
		.
		Conceive v .
		Conception  ; church ofthe
		Holy ~ .  ;
		Immaculate ~ ofMary 
		 .
		Conciliar  ; -~
		.
		Conciliarity  .
		Conclave  ..,
		Conclusion  .
		Concordance   ;
		~ toGregory ofNyssa  .
		 .
		Concordat  ; ~ofWorms
		  (1122).
		Concubine  .
		Condemn v .
		Condemnation  ; ~through
		Adam   ; ~of
		contraception  ;
		eternal ~  .
		Condone v  .
		Condoning   .
		Conference  ; ~of
		European Churches 
		 ; ~ofRoman
		Catholic Bishops  - . Confession n 1) ; Augsburg ~  ; analysis ofWestern ~ s   ; make your ~   ; private ~ offaith   ; 2)  .
		Confessional ,
		; ~bias
		 ; narrowly ~ 
		; ~school
		 ; supra-~
		unification -
		; ~loyalty .
		Confessor  ; St. Maximthe
		Confessor .  .
		Confirmation n 
		, ;~
		preparation 
		.
		Confucianism n . Confusion n ; ~oftongues  .
		Congregation 1)   ;
		2) ,  ;
		Doctrinal ~  .
		Congregationalismn
		.
		Congregationalistn
		.
		Conscience n ; freedom of~  .

Consecrate v ; ~this water byHoly Spirit and byfire      . Consecration  1)  ; 2) ,   ; at a~   ;

		3) ; ~ofthe Cathedralby
		Patriarch   .
		Consecrator  ,  .
		Consistory  ; ~court
		.
		Consolation  , ; ~of
		All the Afflicted   .
		Constantinopolitan
		.
		Consubstantial .
		Consuetudinary   .
		Consumption   .
		Contradiction  .
		Contrition  ..
		Convent n 
		( ).
		Conventicle   
		.
		Conventual .
		Conversion  ; ~tothe
		Christian faith 
		 ; ~ofunbelievers
		 .
		Convert I) v   ;~
		the Gentiles  (
		); 2)  , ,
		  .
		Conviction   .
		Convocation  .
		  , ; ~ofheaven
		 .
		Cordially adv .
		Cornerstone   .
		Cornet   .
		Coronation   .
		Corporal  .
		Corpus   .
		Corrupt ; ~translation
		 .
		Corruption n ; ~ofmorals
		 .
		Coryphaeus n .
		Cosmic ; ~drama
		 .
		Council 1) n ; ~ofIMicaea
		 ; ~ofNeo-Caesarea
		- ; ~ofEphesus
		 ; ~ofLaodicaea
		 ; ~ofFerrara-
		Florence - ;
		Trullan (Quinsext/Fifth-sixth)~
		 (-) ; ~of
		Trent  ; Second Vatican~
		  ; bishops~
		 ; 2) ; ~for
		Promoting Christian Unity 
		  
		(- ); World~
		ofChurches   ;
		inauguration ofthe World ~ ofChurches
		in1948  
		 1948.
		Covenant n ; ~with Abraham
		 ; new ~  .
		Cowl n 1)  
		; 2) ; self-coloured~
		   [ ].
		Create v ; ~intime 
		.
		Creation n ; ~out ofnothing
		 ; goodness of~
		 .
		Creationism n .
		Creator n ; loving ~ 
		.
		Creature n .
		Creaturehood n .
		Cre (e) dal  
		 .

		Credo n  .
		Creed n  ; people ofall races and ~ s    ; Nicene ~ with its Greek terminology      ; ~ofChalcedon   ; Athanasian ~  . ; Modern Roman ~    ; torecite the ~   .
		Creedal

		Greedy .
		Cremation  .
		Crescent n .
		Crib n ; blessing
		 .
		Crooked ,
		; ~path  .
		Cross n 1) ; breast ~ 
		; neck ~  ;
		baptismal ~  ;cast
		copper ~   ; hanging~
		 ; sign ofthe ~ 
		; way ofthe ~  ;
		tocarry aweighty ~  
		; the triple-barred~
		 ; ~St. Daniel
		 .  ; Jerusalem~
		 ; Weeping ~ ,
		  ;~
		procession  ; 2)v
		; ~oneself piously
		 ; nailing tothe
		~   ; signingof
		the ~ with two fingers ;foot
		ofthe ~  .
		Crossbearer  .
		Crossed ; ~keys ofPeter
		   (
		 ).
		Crosswise .
		Crown n  ( 
		 ).
		Crowning n 1) ; ~with thorns
		 .
		Crozier n  .
		Crucifix (ion) n ; ivory~
		  ; road-side~
		 .
		Cruciform .
		Crucify v ; ~upsidedown
		  .
		Crusade n  .
		Crusader  .
		Cry v .
		Crypt (a)  , ; Church~
		 .
		Cryptic  .
		Cubit   ( ).
		Cult  ; Aum ~ inJapan 
		[] ; Isis ~  ;
		sun ~  .
		Cultic ; ~ethos 
		.
		Cultism  .
		  , .
		Cupola  ; cross tops the ~ 
		  ; ~capped
		   .
		Curacy  1)  ; 2) .
		Curate  , 
		 .
		Curia  .
		Curse   .
		Curtain  .
		Custodian  .
		Custody  1) ; 2) .
		Cycle   (); weekly~
		 .
		D (a) emon  ; headless~
		 ; expelled~
		 .
		Dais n , .
		Dalmatic  1) ; 2) 
		 .
		Dame  .
		Damnation    .
		Daniel    .
		Darkness  ; power of~ 
		; outer ~  .
		Day  ; week ~  .
		Deacon  1) ; senior (junior)~
		 () ; 2) v 
		 .
		Deaconate  ; womens~
		 .
		Deaconess  .
		Dead ; Lasarus, the four-day~
		 .
		Dead-office  .
		Dean  ,  , 
		; rural ~ ;
		superintendent ~  .
		Deanery   
		 , ; ~synod
		  (
		).
		Death  ; noble ~ 
		; anniversary ofthe saints~




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