Glory..., Now and ever...: in the same tone and melody—
On “Lord, I have cried...,” these stichera, in Tone VIII: Spec. Mel: “O most glorious wonder....”—
O unwaning, divine ray, luminous radiance of the commandments of God, ever-memorable athlete, most excellent of martyrs! Thou hast dispelled the gloom of darkness like a brilliant star, O blessed one! O goodly offering and unblemished sacrifice! Wherefore, unceasingly entreat Christ, that He save our souls.
O all-wise preacher of the Truth, showing thyself to be an armed opponent of ungodliness, thou didst fell the enemy with the suffering of thy head, and didst openly proclaim the command of God, publishing glad tidings to the people who knew them not. O Conon, who dwellest with the martyrs, entreat the Deliverer, that He deliver from the passions thy servants who hymn thee.
Good was the change which the Lord of our fathers wrought upon thee by the right hand of the Most High, O most glorious athlete! A fruit blossoming forth from the root of unbelief wast thou shown to be, O most blessed and all-praised Conon, and, having Christ as thy most excellent Leader, thou didst mightily vanquish the hordes of the demons.
Rejoice, bearer of the Light divine, thou star most bright, and tabernacle of sanctity! From thine all-pure womb Light hath shone upon us, illumining the ends of the earth, and enlightening them with His grace. Rejoice, O all-pure one, origin of salvation! Rejoice, report and saying awesome to those who trust in thee!
Or this Stavrotheotokion—
Beholding Thee, O Jesus, nailed to the Cross and accepting suffering willingly, the Virgin, Thy Mother, O Master, cried out: “Woe is me, O my sweet Child! How is it that Thou dost unjustly endure wounding, O Physician Who hast healed the infirmity of men and in Thy loving-kindness hast delivered all from corruption?”
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.