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#344685 - 03/05/10 05:16 AM Re: Old rite sluzhebnik [Re: Otsheylnik]
Otsheylnik Member Registered: 01/19/06 Posts: 764 Loc: Australia	Originally Posted By: Otsheylnik The man referenced on this site seem to be able to supply Old Rite texts: http://blogs.privet.ru/community/drevlepravoslavie/52163706 Today I got the book I bought in the mail. It was listed as Liturgy of St John Chrysostom pocket edition; it is ACTUALLY basically an OLd Rite sluzhebnik and contains the Liturgy of St Basil as well, plus the pre-sanctified. An excellent buy for 220 rubles. My only gripe is the definition of pocket; one needs very wide pockets to fit it as it is in a square binding more or less.
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#345546 - 03/19/10 03:30 AM Re: Tserkovnoe Oko [Re: Otsheylnik]
Fr Serge Keleher Member Registered: 06/22/06 Posts: 5599 Loc: Dublin	I am very happy to report that the Tserkovnoe Oko (the Old-Rite equivalent of the Typicon) has been reprinted in Vereshchagino, and is available for purchase. Enjoy, everyone! Fr. Serge
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