22.  Then after thou hast partaken of the Body of Christ, draw near also to the Cup of His Blood; not stretching forth thine hands, but bending κύπτων, not kneeling, but standing in a bowing posture.  Cf. Bingham, XV. c. 5, § 3., and saying with an air of worship and reverence, Amen Apost. Const. VIII. c. 13:  “Let the Bishop give the Oblation (προσφοράν) saying, The Body of Christ.  And let him that receiveth say, Amen.  And let the Deacon hold the Cup, and when he delivers it say, The Blood of Christ, the Cup of Life.  And let him that drinketh say, Amen.”, hallow thyself by partaking also of the Blood of Christ.  And while the moisture is still upon thy lips, touch it with thine hands, and hallow thine eyes and brow and the other organs of sense Cat. xxi. 3, note 8..  Then wait for the prayer, and give thanks unto God, who hath accounted thee worthy of so great mysteries In the Liturgy of St. James, after all have communicated, “The Deacons and the People say:  Fill our mouths with Thy praise, O Lord, and fill our lips with joy, that we may sing of Thy glory, of Thy greatness, all the day.  And again:  We render thanks to Thee, Christ our God, that Thou hast accounted us worthy to partake of Thy Body and Blood, &c.”.