Irmos: With Thy divine counsel, O Good One, illumine with love the souls of those who rise early unto Thee, I pray, that they may know Thee, O Word of God, to be the true God Who calleth them forth from the darkness of sin.
Elevating thy mind unto God, thou didst pass over all the needs of the body and all falls into desire. Wherefore, neither hunger, nor thirst, nor cold, nor nakedness, nor burning heat was able to vanquish thee, O glorious one.
Theotokion: In that thou art blessed among women, O all-blessed Theotokos, our noetic Helper set thee apart for Himself, creating power in thee; and He hath set at nought those who oppress us.
Seeing thy strange manner of life, the enemy raged with hatred, vexing thee and tempting thee with all manner of snares; yet he could not cause thy steps to trip, O blameless one.
Treating all the temptations of the evil one as though they were the darts of children, thou didst finish the new race of thine asceticism without turning back, and didst put to shame his vain arrogance.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.