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Чръный человек at 20:57, May 30, 2012

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The Orlets is a small rug, usually round, for an Orthodox bishop to stand on during services at which a [[bishop]] officiates. It is used primarily in the Russian [[Orthodox]] [[Church]].

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−	The '''orlets''' (meaning eaglet), is a small rug, usually round, for an Orthodox [[bishop]] to stand on during services at which he officiates. The eagle depicted on the rug represents an eagle overlooking and hovering over a city, just as the [[bishop]] through his consecration is called to be an overseer of his city, the flock entrusted to his care. It is used primarily in the [[Church of Russia\|Russian Orthodox Church]].	+	The '''orlets''' ({{lang-ru\|Орлец}}, meaning eaglet), is a small rug, usually round, for an Orthodox [[bishop]] to stand on during services at which he officiates. The eagle depicted on the rug represents an eagle overlooking and hovering over a city, just as the [[bishop]] through his consecration is called to be an overseer of his city, the flock entrusted to his care. It is used primarily in the [[Church of Russia\|Russian Orthodox Church]].

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-The '''orlets''' is a small rug, usually round, for an Orthodox [[bishop]] to stand on during services at which he officiates.  It is used primarily in the [[Church of Russia|Russian Orthodox Church]].
+The '''orlets''' (meaning eaglet), is a small rug, usually round, for an Orthodox [[bishop]] to stand on during services at which he officiates.  The eagle depicted on the rug represents an eagle overlooking and hovering over a city, just as the [[bishop]] through his consecration is called to be an overseer of his city, the flock entrusted to his care.  It is used primarily in the [[Church of Russia|Russian Orthodox Church]].
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−	The Orlets is a small rug, usually round, for an Orthodox bishop to stand on during services at which a [[bishop]] officiates. It is used primarily in the ~~Russian~~ [[Orthodox~~]] [[~~Church]].	+	The Orlets is a small rug, usually round, for an Orthodox bishop to stand on during services at which a [[bishop]] officiates. It is used primarily in the [[Church of Russia\|Russian Orthodox Church]].