Irmos: I have come unto the depths of the sea, and the tempest of my many sins hath engulfed me; but, as God, lead up my life from the abyss, O greatly Merciful One.
Kontakion, in Tone III: Spec. Mel.: “Of the divine Faith…” —
Thou wast enriched and filled with divine glory through thy martyrdom, O blessed one, and livest with the angels in the heavens. Pray thou that our souls be saved.
Theotokion: Eve plucked the deadly fruit from the tree; but thou, O all-pure one, hast given birth to the Tree of life, Whose taste hath given life to all the dying.
Thou didst not spare thy mortal body; wherefore, thou hast inherited lasting immortality, having died for love of Him Who hath slain the passions, O glorious one.
The shrine of thy relics poureth forth the myrrh of healings, O valiant martyr who art most rich, and it ever dispelleth the fœtid sicknesses of men.
Aflame with divine zeal, thou wast not afraid of the ministering fire, but, fearlessly ascending of thine own will, thou wast consumed by the kindled fire, and didst offer thyself to the Master as a sacrifice. O glorious martyr Emilian, entreat Christ God, that He grant us great mercy.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.