Irmos: The ungodly command of the iniquitous tyrant raised a lofty flame; but Christ rained down a spiritual dew upon the pious youths, He that is blessed and most glorious.
Having acquired invincible resolve through steadfast firmness of spirit, O Artemius, thou didst set at naught the wiles of the enemy, chanting most excellently, O martyr: Blessed and most glorious art Thou!
Theotokion: O all-immaculate Virgin, in godly manner didst thou give birth unto Him Who hath poured forth immortality upon the dead. Wherefore, entreat Him, that He slay the passions of our bodies, O pure one, and vouchsafe us everlasting life.
With the streams of thy blood thou didst quench the towering fire of torments, O blessed one; and, drenched with the dew of the Spirit, thou didst cry out, rejoicing: Blessed and most glorious art Thou!
Pouring forth gifts of healing, thou dost extinguish the burning of the passions with grace divine, and dost drive away evil spirits by thy visitation, O Artemius, chanting: Blessed and most glorious art Thou!
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.