Irmos: Madly did the Chaldæan tyrant heat the furnace sevenfold for the pious ones; but, beholding them saved by a higher Power, he cried out to the Creator and Deliverer: Ye children, bless; ye priests, hymn; ye people, exalt Him supremely for all ages!
Bright as the sun, O divinely eloquent one, thou didst manifestly shine forth from the West the all-glorious wonder, teaching all to worship the one Christ in two Essences—indivisible, immutable, unconfused; thereby causing the confusion and commingling of Eutyches to wither away, and cutting down the division of Nestorius.
Theotokion: God, Who illumined the sky with the beauties of the stars, the sun and the moon, wrapped Himself in the robe of the flesh He fashioned of thy blood, O all-pure one, showing thee to be another, animate, heaven. Ye children, bless; ye priests, hymn; ye people, exalt Him supremely for all ages!
Moved by God, thou didst show thyself to be like a second Moses to the people of God, and didst set forth the doctrines of piety as upon divinely inscribed tablets, crying out to the Council of the honored teachers: Ye children, bless; ye priests, hymn; ye people, exalt Christ supremely for all ages!
Thou didst acknowledge the only-begotten and equally unoriginate Word of the Father, Who, incorporeal from before the beginning, became incarnate, though timeless entered time, and though infinite Creator, became circumscribed by the flesh; and thou teachest, crying out: Ye priests, hymn; ye people, exalt Him supremely forever!
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.