The same single line as earlier in the book, and printed here the same way — three times in full, rather than once with a note to repeat it. The book gives it no title in either place; the name used in this app is taken from the invitation that calls for it.

That it is set out again at all, rather than cross-referenced, says something about what kind of book this is.

The line is unchanged, so the reading is unchanged: homage, and then the Blessed One under three epithets — fortunate, worthy, perfectly enlightened by himself — spoken of rather than spoken to.

What is worth noticing in the evening printing is the repetition itself. A book economising on paper would have written 'as on page 2'. This one prints the whole thing again, and will go on doing so for the rest of the evening service.

The reason is practical and it governs everything that follows. The page has to be usable by somebody chanting from it in a dim hall, at speed, with no free hand to turn back. A chanting book is not a reference work, and where the two aims conflict this one chooses the hall.