Irmos: The birthgiving of the Theotokos saved the pious children in the furnace — then in figure, but now in deed — and it moveth all the world to chant to Thee: Hymn ye the Lord and exalt Him supremely for all ages!
Theotokion: Having united Himself to thee essentially in the flesh, O all-pure one, He Who bringeth all things into being hath restored me wholly and hath raised me up who have grown old through disobedience. Wherefore, we hymn thee, the Virgin, and exalt thee supremely for all ages.
Rising early unto the great Sun Who all-gloriously shone forth from the Virgin, O invincible martyrs, ye became light and dispelled the darkness of falsehood by grace, crying: Hymn the Lord, ye works, and exalt Him supremely for all ages!
Old Rome proclaimed thy struggles, O much suffering Nazarius; but Constantinople, holding thy sacred relics with faith, doth hymn thy wonders, crying: Hymn the Lord, O ye works, and exalt Him supremely for all ages!
Pouring forth the myrrh of grace, the divine Nazarius commandeth all who approach with faith to draw it forth, unto the enlightenment and purification of those who cry out: Hymn the Lord, ye works, and exalt Him supremely for all ages!
Having you — Nazarius, Celsius, Protase and Gervase — as most mighty intercessors before the Lord, O valiant athletes, we cry out with love: Hymn the Lord, ye works, and exalt Him supremely for all ages!
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.