Irmos: The command of the iniquitous tyrant, opposed to God, raised up a lofty flame; but Christ, Who is blessed and all-glorious, spread a spiritual dew upon the pious youths.
Thy might cast the savagery of the tyrant headlong to the ground, slaying him with thine intense supplications; for the Lord knoweth to do the will of those who fear Him.
Theotokion: By the will of Him Who created all things, thou didst become a consecrated temple, O Virgin; for thou didst contain Him Whom naught can contain and Who reneweth the world. Wherefore, we proclaim thee to be the Theotokos.
The thunder of thy dogmas and the brilliant lightning-flashes of thy life have illumined the earth, splendidly enlightening the faithful with thy words and deeds which proclaimed God, O divinely blessed initiate of the sacred mysteries.
Strengthened by the might of the Comforter, O divinely wise one, thou didst elude hordes of demons and the snares of the heretics, and didst ascend to the heights of heaven, where thou now hast made thine abode with the choirs of the incorporeal hosts.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.