Irmos: The bush which burnt with fire yet was not consumed showed forth an image of thy pure birthgiving. And now we pray that the furnace of temptations which rageth against us may be extinguished, that we may magnify thee unceasingly, O Theotokos.
As whole burnt-offerings, as sacrifices perfect and without blemish, did ye offer yourselves to the Creator, O most blessed ones, meeting your end by the sword; and now, O crowned ones, ye dwell in the heavens.
Theotokion: O all-pure one, in thine arms, like the throne of the cherubim, thou bearest Him Who upholdest all things, Who for our sakes clad Himself in flesh like unto ours, and is seen as a twofold unity. Him do thou ever entreat in behalf of us who hymn thee.
O martyrs, ye are shown to be unshakable pillars and ramparts of the Church, springs of water which pour forth healings, and luminous and most radiant beacons which deliver the pious from the night of sin.
O Papylas and Carpus, having already made your abode in the splendid mansions of heaven, illumined with rays of divine light and filled with everlasting joy, pray ye ever in our behalf.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.