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In the Eastern Orthodox Church the High Place is the name used for the location of the cathedra ( episcopal throne ), set in the center of the apse of a temple's sanctuary, behind the Holy Table ( altar ).
In larger temples there may be a literal elevation, but there is often not room for this in smaller temples.
The cathedra is surrounded on both sides by the synthronos, a set of other seats or benches for the use of the priests.
Every Orthodox temple has such a High Place even if it is not a cathedral.

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