Old Orthodox Prayer Book Metal Icon and the remaining one hundred

and the remaining one hundred counters are used for the repetition of the Jesus Prayer (with bows and/or prostrations)

This is the version still used by Old Ritualists in Church Slavonic and now in English

10 3/8" by 7 1/2 "

The Sunday After the Nativity of Christ

or Book of Hours

Old Orthodox Prayer Book Metal Icon and the remaining one hundredThe third edition of the Old Orthodox Prayer Book contains the most common prayers for the layman in both English and Slavonic: Morning and Evening prayers, prayers during the day, the main prayers of the Divine Services from Vespers to Liturgy; Canons to our Lord, the Mother of God and the Guardian Angel; Canons for the sick, for the departed; the Canon and Hours of Pascha; Prayers before and after Holy Communion. Also included is an instructional