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Brief Aposticha First Mode Allegro Ú º > Aposticha #1 Tw'/ pavqei sou Cristev > By Thy pas - sion O Christ we were freed from the pas - > > sions and by Thy Res - ur - rec - tion we were de - liv - ered >.. from cor - rup - tion. Lord glo - ry be to Thee. > Verse #2 @O Kuvrio" ebasivleusen The Lord is king; He is clothed with ma - es - ty. The Lord is

F First Mode - Brief Aposticha 53. clothed with strength and He hath girt Him - self. Aposticha #2 G n b!agalliavsqw hj ktivsi" Let cre - a - tion re - oice let the heav - ens be glad let the > na - tions clap their hands with oy. For Christ our Sav - iour hath > Y # [ Un. Hard Chromatic B n n nailed our sins to the Cross; and in slay - ing death He hath > > grant - ed us life. And as the Friend of man He hath >. raised up the whole race of fall - en Ad - am.

54 First Mode - Brief Aposticha > Verse #3 >. For He es - tab-lished the world which shall not be shak - en. Kai; ga;r esterevwse Aposticha #3 G n b Basileu;" ujpavrcwn Though King of heav - en and earth O In - com - pre - hen - si - ble > > One Thou wast cru - ci - fied will - ing - ly out of love for > man. On meet - ing Thee be - low Ha - des was em - bit - > tered; whilst the souls of the right- eous on re - ceiv - ing Thee were C > glad - dened. And Ad - am on see - ing Thee the Cre - a -

First Mode - Brief Aposticha 55 > > A Un. n { tor in the neth - er - most parts did a - rise. O won - der! How did the Life of all taste of death? were it > G > not that He willed to en - light - en the world that doth cry > > out and say: Thou that art ris - en from the dead Lord.. glo - ry be to Thee. Verse #4 Tw'/ oi[kw/ sou prevpei >. Ho - li - ness be - com- eth Thy house O Lord un - to length of days.

56 First Mode - Brief Aposticha Aposticha #4 > The myrrh - bear - ing wom - en car - ry - ing myrrh - oils > > reached Thy sep - ul - chre with haste and lam - en - ta - tion; and not > C > Gunai'ke" Murofovroi find - ing Thine im - mac - u - late Bod - y they learned from the an - gel > of the new and strange won - der and said un - to the a-pos - G > tles: Ris - en is the Lord Who grant - eth great mer - cy un -. to the world.

First Mode - Brief Aposticha 57 Glory... Both now... ovxa Patriv > Glo - ry to the Fa - ther and to the Son and to the Ho - ly Spir - it. Kai; nu'n Both now and ev - er and un - to the ag - es of ag - es. A - men. Aposticha Theotokion!Idou; peplhvrwtai > > Be - hold ful - filled is the proph - e - cy proph - e - of cy Es - of a - I - i - sa - as: iah: > For as a vir - gin hast thou giv - en birth and af - ter

58 First Mode - Brief Aposticha > > giv - ing birth thou hast re - mained as thou wast be - fore child - > n A Un. > birth; for He that was born was God. Where-fore al - > G n b so He hath re - newed all na - tures. But O Moth - er of > God dis - dain not the sup - pli - ca - tions of thy ser - vants > > that are of - fered un - to thee in thy tem - ple; but > > since thou hold - est the Com - pas - sion - ate One in thine arms > show com - pas - sion on thy ser - vants and in - ter - cede thou b. that our souls be saved. C

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