In some particulars Cyril’s summary agrees most nearly with the Clementine Liturgy, as, for example, in the prayer “for the King and those in authority, and for the whole army, that they may be at peace with us Ib. p. 18..”  In others he follows the Liturgy of S. James, as in the intercession for “every Christian soul afflicted and distressed, that stands in need of Thy pity and succour Hammond, Liturgy of S. James, p. 44..”