Irmos: Thou didst come forth from the Virgin, not as an intercessor, nor an angel, but the Lord Himself, incarnate; and Thou hast saved me, the whole man. Wherefore, I cry unto Thee: Glory to Thy power, O Lord!
Emulating Him Who was crucified, of thine own will thou wast lifted up upon a tree, stretched out and inexorably flayed, shedding the vesture of mortality.
Theotokion: Even after giving birth thou wast preserved by Christ an incorrupt virgin, O undefiled one, for He was well pleased, in His exceeding great goodness, to assume the whole of my humanity in thy womb.
The pangs of thy flesh and the intensity of the evils inflicted upon thee have clearly brought thee rest without pain, O martyr; and, delighting therein, thou dost ease all the pain of our souls.
Unto thee, who have become a peer of the angels through the splendor of thy suffering, did our Life, the Bread of heaven, send food by the hand of an angel, strengthening thee, O right glorious martyr.
The grace of the Spirit hath adorned thee with a wealth of spiritual gifts, O most wise one. Wherefore, thou dost drive all infirmities from those who have recourse to thee in faith, O most honored martyr.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.