Irmos: Thee do we magnify, O blessed and most pure Theotokos, who through thy virginal womb ineffably didst make God incarnate, the Luminary Who shone forth before the sun and hath come to us in the flesh.
Saving physicians of souls and bodies were ye. Ye heal the infirm with spiritual remedies and show forth a twofold health, O divinely radiant apostles. Wherefore, ye are blessed as is meet.
Theotokion: Through the entreaties of her who knew not wedlock, who gave birth to Thee, O almighty Master, Who shalt come again in the glory of Thy divinity to judge the whole world, take pity on me, and send me not into the fire condemned by my transgressions.
Ye were shown to be as embers ignited by the fervor of the Spirit, and ye melted the ice of falsehood and warmed frozen hearts by faith; and ye lead all to the spring of salvation, O all-wise ones.
In the house of our God let us join chorus, glorifying Silvanus, Silas and Andronicus, the great Epenetus and the most wise Crescens, as true preachers who pray for us.
Your truly sacred and right laudable memory, holy and full of the gifts of the divine Spirit, illumining the fullness of the pious with beams of divine activity, compelleth us to hymn you, O wise ones.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.