Irmos: Come, ye people, let us chant a hymn to Christ God, Who divided the sea and guided the people whom He had led forth from the bondage of Egypt, for He hath been glorified.
Canon of the venerable Euthymius, the acrostic whereof is, “Rejoice, blessed glory of monastics,” in Tone II —
Theotokion: Following the wise saying of thy lips, O all-immaculate one, and rejoicing, we call thee blessed who hast been for us the cause of ineffable blessings.
Irmos: I shall sing to Thee, O Lord my God; for Thou didst lead Thy people forth from the bondage of Egypt, and didst overwhelm the chariots of Pharaoh and his might.
Rejoice, O wellspring which pourest forth a torrent of salvation, from whence we all draw forth the grace of the healing of transgressions for those who with love have recourse unto thee, O ever-memorable one.
Theotokion: The everlasting Word of the Father didst thou conceive without seed at the utterance of the archangel without cause and word, O pure one, and thou gavest birth unto Him for our deliverance.
Receiving sanctity from Christ God through the depths of His compassion, O glorious one, thou wast shown to be a chosen vessel receiving all the grace of the Spirit, O father Euthymius.
Thou didst spurn transitory things, O all-wise father, that thou mightest show thyself to be a partaker of life incorruptible; and, drawing nigh unto God, thou prayest unceasingly that we all may be saved.
Canon of the venerable martyr, the acrostic whereof is, “I hymn thy glory, O most blessed Lucian,” the composition of Joseph, in Tone IV —
Resplendent in wisdom, grace and power of spirit, O Lucian, thou didst enlighten men, and didst direct them to the knowledge of Christ, O martyr.
He Who, in that He is compassionate, took upon Himself our weakness, defended thee with the sword of the right Faith, rendering thee invincible in opposing the enemy, O martyr.
To the heights of heaven didst thou draw up those who had fallen into the depths of heresy with the nets of thy divine words, O right wondrous athlete.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.