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How do you guys cut and paste pictures to put them into your posts? The pictures, by the way, are awesome!
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I've noticed that on the poyas of the priests, there are 2 long ribbons or tassels.
What are they for?
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Voistinu Voskrese! Dear Father Mark: It is a joy to have you back on this forum. Thank you for the link to the site, which I had not known of before. Michael Originally posted by Fr Mark: Have a look at the lovely photos on the Tverskaya Old Believers web site (right hand column)
http://starovery.ru/tver/
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Originally posted by Dr. Eric:
How do you guys cut and paste pictures to put them into your posts? The pictures, by the way, are awesome! To put a picture in a post, it must first be online somewhere. Wherever it is, right click on it and choose Properties. It will take you to a dialog box, which will have a URL in it. Copy the URL. (The address that starts with http://) Then on the compose screen here, click the button that says Image. When the dialog box appears, paste the url in. It will be inserted. Click Preview Post to check on your work before submitting.
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Wondering,
Thank you very much.
Next time I get an itchin' to post a picture I will be able to do so.
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The vestments at the Russian Centre In Melbourne (Australia) have a number of phelons with buttons across the front to allow shortening.
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Dave - Christ is Risen.
I always thought that Greek bishops wore the epigonation suspended from tapes over the left shoulder.
Having worked in Greek schools for a decade, I never saw an epigonation buttoned to Archbishop Gregorios' sakkos. It was suspended at the right hip .
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Come to think of it I have never seen the use of tapes with the UGCC Bishops either. I am sure that the epigonation was buttoned onto the Sakkos.
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Hello "Wondering"
If I may address you here for I don't know how to reach you.
There are Neanderthals ( who just learned to draw on the cave walls) out there who have just left the cave and I am one of them when it comes to computers.
In your post you say
"Wherever it is, right click on it and choose Properties. It will take you to a dialog box, which will have a URL in it. Copy the URL. (The address that starts with http://) Then on the compose screen here, click the button that says Image. When the dialog box appears, paste the url in. It will be inserted. Click Preview Post to check on your work before submitting."
I got on line.
I right clicked and got the URL.
I copied the UrL.
But where is this compose screen? I can't seem to find anything that says that. Then I have no idea where it says " image"
I am sorry to be so dull. But if you can help, I would truly appreciate it.
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Herb - are you referring to the Lestovkas each has?
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Originally posted by Diak:
Herb - are you referring to the Lestovkas each has?
FDD Dear Fr. Dcn. I believe Herb is referring to the "istochnyky" which hang down from the cincture/zone. Unfortunately, I have yet to find an explanation for them.  Хрїстосъ воскрεсε изъ мєртвыхъ, смεртїю на смεрть наступи, и грωбнымъ животъ дарова!
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The istochniky on the Bishop's manitya (sewn as stripes, not tassles) represent the fountains or streams of teachings that flow from the Apostolic tradition. Perhaps Fr. Mark can clarify that one.
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Yes I had noticed these hanging from the Poyas as well. I assumed it was granted as some for of recognition to the priest from their bishop of good service.
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I hope this shows some of the items mentioned as worn by some of the priests in some of these photos. It does appear on closer inspection the bishops do wear the Epigonation differently as well. http://starovery.ru/pravda/galery.php?rid=9 ICXC NIKA
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Yes, I was/am inquiring about the long "tassels" or strips of cloth hanging down from the priests' poyas.
I've notice on some of the photos, on some poyases it's not just 2, but even 4!
What's that all about?
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