Irmos: Grant me a robe of light, O Thou Who coverest Thyself with light as with a garment, O most merciful Christ our God.
Kontakion, in Tone II: Spec. Mel.: “The grave and mortality…” —
Thy glorious favorite was not ashamed of Thee Who wast nailed to the Tree, O Christ, but cherished Thee as a treasury of glory.
Theotokion: Be thou our entreaty to our Savior and thine, O all-pure one, for thou art the boast and help of our race.
The divine mysteries of the martyrs of Christ have been revealed by divinely eloquent tongues, but they have not spoken vile falsehoods.
O glorious athlete of Christ, ask healing of all passions and the remission of offenses for those who hymn thee.
As is meet, let us all praise Julian today, the invincible warrior of piety, the true counsellor and soldier of the Truth, and let us cry aloud unto him: Entreat Christ God in behalf of us all!
Ikos: Thou didst tread the path of the Lord from childhood, O thrice-blessed one, and didst piously desire to bear witness to Him. Eagerly taking the cross upon thy shoulder, O divinely wise Julian, thou didst destroy the grievous falsehood of the madness of idolatry, demolishing the temples of the enemy, his wiles and snares. Wherefore, with faith we hasten to thy protection, O thou who art most rich, crying aloud: Entreat Christ God in behalf of us all!
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.