Irmos: From the flame thou didst pour forth dew upon the venerable ones, and didst consume the sacrifice of the righteous one with water. For Thou dost do all things soever Thou desirest. Thee do we exalt supremely for all ages.
Having partaken of the dread Mysteries with faith as thou didst desire, O venerable mother, thou didst leave dust unto dust; and with honor the angels bore thy precious spirit to the Lord.
Theotokion: I honor thy holy virtues, O Mistress, though I have in nowise acquired the doing of the virtues; but as thou art merciful, have pity on my senses and deliver me from my most wicked habits.
The faithful hunter, approaching thee again to receive a blessing from thee, found thee lying dead in thy mortal nature; and he marvelled that the same would befall him.
He who was not accustomed to doing good pondered in his thoughts, and boldly taking thy precious hand in God-pleasing fashion, he promised to cherish it in honor of thy holy memory and as a remembrance of thy life, O blessed one.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.