Irmos: Thou hast come, O my Lord, as a light into the world: a holy light turning from the darkness of ignorance those who hymn Thee with faith.
Those held fast in the night of deception didst thou guide to the Light, and thou didst receive thy reward in dying by shedding thy blood.
Theotokion: O Bride of God, we find thee to be an unbreakable sword against the enemy, for we have acquired thee as our anchor and hope of salvation.
Thou didst struggle, O honorable one, and before the tribunal didst intellectually best the all-wise rhetors of the tyrant, preaching Christ.
Irmos: O Lord Who by divine knowledge brought the ends of the earth into the light out of the night of ignorance, enlighten me with the dawning of Thy love for mankind.
Let the warriors of Christ, eloquent in sanctity, be praised: Hermippus, and the godly Hermolaus, together with Hermocrates.
Theotokion: Possessing thee, O Virgin, as our intercessor, refuge and steadfast help, we are all delivered by thee from all grief.
Possessed of a steadfast mind, with unwavering thought thou didst put to shame all the worship of the idols by thine understanding of the Scriptures.
The three martyrs who suffered together for adoring the worshipful Trinity rejoice now in the heavens with the myriads of angels.
Joining chorus with the divinely wise virgins, thou wast vouchsafed a noetic bed and bridal-chamber, O glorious Parasceva.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.