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Weekday Theotokia

Rubrics for the Weekday Theotokia The weekday theotokia (pronounced "theh-o-to-k-ah") in the following section are chanted after the apolytikia if the saint(s) of the day are not celebrated. "elebrated saints" are saints for whom the Menaion appoints that the reat Doxology be chanted in Orthros. These weekday theotokia are chanted at three times in the daily services: 1) after the apolytikia at the end of Vespers 2) after the apolytikia in the beginning of Orthros and 3) after the apolytikia at the end of Orthros. Theotokia are never chanted after the apolytikia in the Divine Liturgy. The order for chanting the apolytikia and theotokia at those three times in the services is as follows: When there is only one saint of the day in the Menaion the apolytikion of that saint is chanted once followed by the verses lory to the ather... Both now and ever... and then the theotokion is chanted in the same mode in which the apolytikion was chanted. or example if it is Tuesday October 4 th the apolytikion of the day for St. Hierotheos is in fourth mode. Therefore the theotokion chanted after it in the beginning of Orthros will be To od's Birthgiver... on page 1406. When there are two saints of the day in the Menaion the apolytikion of the first saint is chanted once. Then the verse lory to the ather... is chanted followed by the apolytikion of the second saint. Thereafter the verse Both now and ever... is chanted followed by the weekday theotokion in the same mode as the apolytikion of the second saint. or example if it is Wednesday November 19 th the apolytikion for the Prophet Abdias is chanted in second mode followed by the verse lory to the ather... and the

1382 Rubrics for Weekday Theotokia apolytikion of St. Barlaam in fourth mode. Then the verse Both now and ever... is chanted followed by the weekday theotokion in fourth mode for Wednesday: O Mother of hrist our od... on page 1408. Weekday theotokia are not chanted in the post-feast periods after feast days of the Lord and the Mother of od. They are replaced by the apolytikion of that feast day. When the saint of the day is "celebrated" i.e. when the Menaion appoints that the reat Doxology be chanted in Orthros then the resurrectional theotokion in the previous section in the same mode as the apolytikion of the saint of the day is chanted instead of a weekday theotokion in the following section. Bear in mind that verses such as lory to the ather... and Both now and ever... are always chanted in the same mode as the troparion immediately following that verse. In Appendix II we have provided heirmologic (brief) melodies for the verses to the ather... and Both now and ever... in all eight modes.

Weekday Theotokia irst Mode Allegro & b D Ú º or Sunday Vespers and Monday Orthros at "od is the Lord" > > Be - hold - ing a won - der of won - ders in thee O ull of & b > race cre - a - tion re - joic - eth; for thou & b didst con - ceive with - out seed and gav - est birth in - & b > n Qau'ma qaumavtwn > ef - fa - bly un - to Him up - on Whom the or -

1384 Weekday Theotokia - irst Mode & b > ders of An - gels can - not gaze. n - treat Him in be - & b > b. half of our souls. D & b or the end of Monday Orthros > D #Acrante Qeotovke > O Im - mac - u - late The - o - to - kos who art bless - ed & b D in the Heav - ens and glo - ri - fied up - on the earth & b > > re - joice thou Bride un - wed - ded. b. D & b > D > or Monday Vespers and Tuesday Orthros at "od is the Lord" Sullabou'sa ajflevktw" > Since thou hast con - ceived in thy womb the fire of the

Weekday Theotokia - irst Mode 1385 & b > n b od - head with - out be - ing con- sumed and hast with - out & b > > seed giv - en birth un - to the Lord the Well - spring of & b > life O The - o - to - kos who art full of grace pre - serve them that & b > b. mag - ni - fy thee. D or the end of Tuesday Orthros To;n ajmhvtora & b D In a man - ner sur - pass - ing un - der - stand - ing and speech & b. j & b thou hast giv - en birth un - to Him that was with - out moth - > er in Heav - en and with - out fa - ther on earth. n -

1386 Weekday Theotokia - irst Mode & b > treat Him O The - o - to - kos in be - half of our & b b. souls. D or Tuesday Vespers and Wednesday Orthros at "od is the Lord" D & b Hav - ing thy pro - tec - tion O im - mac - u - late one and & b be - ing de - liv - ered from af - flic - tions by thy prayers we who & b > n b are in eve - ry way guard - ed by the ross of thy Son D & b > do all mag - ni - fy thee rev - 'rent - ly as is OiJ th;n sh;n prostasivan & b b. due. D

Weekday Theotokia - irst Mode 1387 or the end of Wednesday Orthros See "O immaculate Theotokos..." on page 1384. or Wednesday Vespers and Thursday Orthros at "od is the Lord" See "Since thou hast conceived..." on page 1384. or the end of Thursday Orthros See "In a manner surpassing..." on page 1385. or Thursday Vespers and riday Orthros at "od is the Lord" See "Having thy protection..." on page 1386. or the end of riday Orthros See "O immaculate Theotokos..." on page 1384.

1388 Weekday Theotokia - irst Mode or riday Vespers and Saturday Orthros at "od is the Lord" Tou' abrihvl & b D > While a - bri - el was say - ing Re - joice to thee O Vir - & b > > gin at his voice the Mas - ter of all things took flesh with - & b > in thy pure womb. He dwelt in thee as His U & b > ho - ly ark as spake the right - eous Da - vid in the psalms. & b n U & b Thou wast seen to be more spa - cious than all the Heav - > D ens since thou didst bear thy re - a - tor. lo - & b ry to Him that willed to dwell in thee. lo - ry to

Weekday Theotokia - irst Mode 1389 & b > > > > Him that came forth from thee. lo - ry to Him that & b through thy giv - ing - birth hath de - liv - ered us. & b D b. or the end of Saturday Orthros See "In a manner surpassing..." on page 1385.

Weekday Theotokia Second Mode (Soft hromatic) Allegro & Ú º Since thou art a well- spring of pit - y count us & > wor - thy of com - pas - sion O The - o - to - - - - kos. & > Look up - on a sin - ful peo - ple; show forth as & > or Sunday Vespers and Monday Orthros at "od is the Lord" ujsplagcniva" ujpavrcei" al - ways thy pow - er. or hop - ing in thee we cry Re -

& joice un - to thee as once did a - bri - el the Su - & Weekday Theotokia - Second Mode 1391 >. preme om - mand - er of the bod - i - less hosts. & b. or the end of Monday Orthros & Mhvthr ajgiva O Ho - ly Moth - er of the In - ef - fa - ble Light with & > > rev-'rence we mag - ni - fy thee hon - our - ing thee with an - &. b. gel - - ic hymns.

1392 Weekday Theotokia - Second Mode & We have be - come par - tak - ers of the Di - vine & > na - ture through thee O ev - er - vir - gin The - o - to - & & > - kos; for thou hast borne the In - car - nate od for > or Monday Vespers and Tuesday Orthros at "od is the Lord" Qeiva" gegovnamen us. Where-fore as is due we all mag - ni - fy thee &. b. rev - 'rent - ly. or the end of Tuesday Orthros > Un & > We mag - ni - fy thee O The - o - to - kos and cry Se; megaluvnomen

& out: Re - joice O cloud of the Un - wan - ing Light; for & > thou hast borne the In - car - nate od for us. Where-fore & Weekday Theotokia - Second Mode 1393 as is due we all mag - ni - fy thee rev - 'rent - > &. b. ly. & Most glo - - - ri - fied art Thou O Vir - gin The - o - to - & or Tuesday Vespers and Wednesday Orthros at "od is the Lord" - kos. We praise thee for through the ross of thy Son & > @Uperdedoxasmevnh ujpavrcei" Ha - des was cast down and death was slain. Hav - ing been

1394 & Weekday Theotokia - Second Mode > put to death we were raised up and were deemed wor - thy of & life. We re - ceived Par - a - dise the an - cient bliss. & > > There - fore in thanks - giv - ing we glo - ri - fy hrist our & od since He is might - y and a - lone a - bun - dant in &. b. mer - - - - cy. or the end of Wednesday Orthros > & > We mag - ni - fy thee O The - o - to - kos and cry out: & > Re - joice O rod from whom od blos- somed forth seed - less - ly Se; megaluvnomen

Weekday Theotokia - Second Mode 1395 & >. b. and de - stroyed death by the Tree. or Wednesday Vespers and Thursday Orthros at "od is the Lord" See "We have become partakers..." on page 1393. or the end of Thursday Orthros See "We magnify thee... Rejoice O cloud..." on page 1393. or Thursday Vespers and riday Orthros at "od is the Lord" See "Most glorified art thou..." on page 1394. or the end of riday Orthros See "We magnify thee... Rejoice O rod..." on page 1395.

1396 Weekday Theotokia - Second Mode & > All thy mys - ter - ies are be - yond com - pre - hen - sion; all are & > ex - ceed - ing - ly glo - ri - ous O The - o - to - - - - & & > kos. Sealed with pu - ri - ty and pre - served by vir - gin - i - > ty thou wast known to be a true moth - er giv - ing birth un - & > > to the true od. Do thou en - treat Him that our souls be &. b. saved. or riday Vespers and Saturday Orthros at "od is the Lord" Pavnta ujpe;r e[nnoian or the end of Saturday Orthros See "O holy Mother..." on page 1392.

Weekday Theotokia Third Mode Allegro & b Ú º or Sunday Vespers and Monday Orthros at "od is the Lord" Th;n wjraiovthta & b Awed by the beau - - - ty of thy vir - gin - i - ty and the ex - ceed - ing ra - - - diance of thy & b # pu - ri - ty a - bri - el called out un - to thee D & b O The - o - to - kos: What wor - thy hymn of

1398 & b Weekday Theotokia - Third Mode > praise can I of - fer un - to thee? And & b D > what shall I name thee? I am in doubt and & b > > stand in awe. Where- fore as com - mand - ed I cry to thee: Re - & b >. joice O ull of race. & b > > ve - ry man right - ly run - neth for ref - uge there where he & b > can be saved: and what oth - er ref - uge is there like & b or the end of Monday Orthros $kasto" o{pou swvzetai > un - to thee O The - o - to - kos who shel - ter - est D

Weekday Theotokia - Third Mode 1399 & b.. our souls? & b > O The - o - to - kos our ref - uge and strength and might - y & b > D > suc - cour of the world: By thine in - ter - ces - sions & b or Monday Vespers and Tuesday Orthros at "od is the Lord" > shel - ter thy serv - ants from eve - ry ne - ces - si - & b >. ty O on - ly bless - ed one. Katafugh; kai; duvnami" & b.

1400 Weekday Theotokia - Third Mode or the end of Tuesday Orthros See "very man rightly runneth..." on page 1399. & b > > We who un - ceas - ing - ly mag - ni - fy thee with love pos - & b > D sess the ross of thy Son as a scep - ter of pow - & b er O The - o - to - kos and we hum - ble there - & b. or Tuesday Vespers and Wednesday Orthros at "od is the Lord" D J >. with the in - so - lence of our en - e - mies. @Ravbdon dunavmew" & b.

Weekday Theotokia - Third Mode 1401 or the end of Wednesday Orthros See "O Theotokos our refuge..." on page 1400. & b > The proph - ets fore - told the a - pos - tles taught the mar - & b D > tyrs con-fessed and we have be - lieved that thou art tru - & b & b or Wednesday Vespers and Thursday Orthros at "od is the Lord" ly the The - o - to - kos. Where-fore we al - so mag - ni - >. fy thine in - ef - fa - ble child - birth. Profh'tai proekhvruxan & b.

1402 Weekday Theotokia - Third Mode or the end of Thursday Orthros See "very man rightly runneth..." on page 1399. or Thursday Vespers and riday Orthros at "od is the Lord" See "We who unceasingly magnify..." on page 1401. or the end of riday Orthros See "O Theotokos our refuge..." on page 1400. or riday Vespers and Saturday Orthros at "od is the Lord" & b We praise thee the Me - di - a - tress for the sal - va - tion D & b > Se; th;n mesiteuvsasan of our race O Vir - gin The - o - to - kos; for in the

Weekday Theotokia - Third Mode 1403 & b flesh tak - en from thee thy Son and our od hath & b > > D deigned to en - dure the pas - sion through the ross and hath re - & b > D deemed us from cor - rup - tion since He is the riend of & b. man. or the end of Saturday Orthros See "The prophets foretold..." on page 1401.

Weekday Theotokia ourth Mode (Soft hromatic) Allegro & Ú º or Sunday Vespers and Monday Orthros at "od is the Lord" > > Un - to her that was reared in the Tem - ple in the Ho - & > > ly of Ho - lies and who was a - dorned with faith and wis - dom and Th'/ ajnatrafeivsh/ & > > blame - less vir - gin - i - ty did the Su - preme om - mand - er & > a - bri - el bring the sal - u - ta - tion from Heav - en

Weekday Theotokia - ourth Mode 1405 & and the greet - ing: Re - joice. Re - joice O bless - ed one. Re - & > > joice thou who art glo - ri - fied; the Lord is with &. b. thee. or the end of Monday Orthros $Oti pavntwn ujpavrcei" & Since thou art high - er than all cre - a - tion we are not & > > a - ble to praise thee wor - thi - ly O The - o - to - kos; & > > but we the un - de - serv - ing en - treat thee: Have mer - cy on &. b. us.

1406 Weekday Theotokia - ourth Mode or Monday Vespers and Tuesday Orthros at "od is the Lord" Th'/ Qeotovkw/ ejktenw'" & > To od's Birth - giv - er let us run now most & > ear - nest - ly we sin - ners all and wretch - ed & > ones and fall pros - trate in re - pen-tance call - ing from the & depths of our souls: La - dy come un - to our aid > & have com - pas - sion up - on us; has - ten thou for we are & > lost in a throng of trans - gres - - - - sions; turn > & not thy ser - vants a - way with emp - ty hands for thee a -

Weekday Theotokia - ourth Mode 1407 & > >. lone do we have as our on - ly hope. & b. or the end of Tuesday Orthros Se; megaluvnomen Qeotovke > & > We mag - ni - fy thee O The - o - to - kos and cry out: Thou & > > art the bush where - in Mo - ses be - held with - out be - ing & >. burned the fire of the od - head as a flame. & b.

1408 Weekday Theotokia - ourth Mode & > O Moth - er of hrist our od O Vir - gin blame- less and pure & a sword pierced thy spot - less and all - ho - ly soul when thou didst be - & > hold thine own Son and od will - ing - ly en - dur - ing > & cru - ci - fix - ion O Maid - en. O most bless - ed La - dy or Tuesday Vespers and Wednesday Orthros at "od is the Lord" & Parqevne panavmwme do not cease to be - seech Him to grant us the for - & > >. give - ness of our fail - ings and man - y sins. & b.

Weekday Theotokia - ourth Mode 1409 or the end of Wednesday Orthros Se; megaluvnomen Qeotovke > & > We mag - ni - fy thee O The - o - to - kos and cry out: Thou & art the moun - tain from which the Stone was in - ef - fa - bly & >. hewn that crushed the gates of Ha - - - - des. & b. or Wednesday Vespers and Thursday Orthros at "od is the Lord" To;n Lovgon tou' Patrov" & > We know the Word of the a - ther e - ven hrist our od to & be in - car - nate of thee O Vir - gin The - o - to - kos O

1410 Weekday Theotokia - ourth Mode & > on - ly pure one O on - ly bless - ed one. Where-fore we &. mag - ni - fy thee prais - ing thee un - ceas - ing - ly. & b. or the end of Thursday Orthros See "Since thou art higher..." on page 1406. or Thursday Vespers and riday Orthros at "od is the Lord" See "O Mother of hrist our od..." on page 1409. or the end of riday Orthros See "We magnify thee... Thou art the mountain..." on page 1410.

Weekday Theotokia - ourth Mode 1411 or riday Vespers and Saturday Orthros at "od is the Lord" To; ajp! aijw'no" & The mys - ter - y hid - den from e - ter - ni - ty and un - & > known to the an - gels is made man - i - fest through thee O & > The - o - to - kos to those on earth. od be - came in - & car - nate in an un - min - gled un - - ion and for our & > sake hath sub - mit - ted will - ing - ly to the ross where - by He hath & > > raised up the first - fash - ioned man and hath saved our souls from & b. death.

1412 Weekday Theotokia - ourth Mode or the end of Saturday Orthros See "We magnify thee... Thou art the bush..." on page 1408.

Weekday Theotokia Plagal irst Mode Allegro & Ú º A With the An - gels the heav - ens and with man-kind earth - ly & > > things cry out to thee with a ju - bi - lant voice: Re - & > joice thou por - tal that art more spa - cious than the heav - & or Sunday Vespers and Monday Orthros at "od is the Lord" Meta; ajggevlwn A ens; re - joice on - ly sal - va - tion of the earth - born;

1414 Weekday Theotokia - Plagal irst Mode & > re - joice O mod - est one who art full of grace who gav - est A & # b. birth to od in - car - nate. or the end of Monday Orthros @O ejk Parqevnou A & > > > O hrist od Who from the Vir - gin hast dawned up - on the & > > world mak - ing us sons of light through her: have mer - A & b. cy on us. or Monday Vespers and Tuesday Orthros at "od is the Lord" "Let us worship the Word" Th;n tacei'avn sou A & > > Do thou show thy pro - tec - tion and speed - y help to us

Weekday Theotokia - Plagal irst Mode 1415 & > and thy mer - cy up - on all thy faith - ful serv - ants O & > > Maid. And be - calm O most pure one eve - ry storm - y & > wave of all vain and fu - tile thoughts and do thou res - ur - & A rect my fall - en soul O blest The - o - to - kos. & or I know yea I know O blest Vir - gin that thou canst & > # A. do what - so - ev - er thou dost will. & b. A

1416 Weekday Theotokia - Plagal irst Mode or the end of Tuesday Orthros A & O All - Ho - ly Moth - er of od thou ram - part of hris - & > > > tians as is thy wont res - cue thy peo - ple who cry & A > Mhvthr Qeou' panagiva to thee fer - vent - ly. Do thou ar - ray thy - self a - gainst our & > > shame - ful and au - da - cious thoughts that we may cry un - to & > # thee: Re - joice O v - er - vir - gin. A. & b. A

Weekday Theotokia - Plagal irst Mode 1417 or Tuesday Vespers and Wednesday Orthros at "od is the Lord" "Let us worship the Word" Tw'/ Staurw'/ tou' UiJou' sou A & > > By the ross of thy Son O pure Maid most graced of od all & > the de - lu - sion of i - dols hath been com-plete - ly de - & > > stroyed; and the pow - er of the de - mons hath been tram - pled & > down. And for this rea - son as is meet we the > & faith - ful ev - er hymn and bless thee and sing thy prais - A & es and in pro - fess - ing thee right - ly as od's Birth - > & # A. giv - er we all mag - ni - fy

1418 Weekday Theotokia - Plagal irst Mode & b. A or the end of Wednesday Orthros See "O hrist od..." on page 1415. A & The strange mys - ter - y con - cern - ing the Vir - gin proved to A & or Wednesday Vespers and Thursday Orthros at "od is the Lord" > be the world's sal - va - tion; for Thou wast born from her & seed - less - ly and didst ap - pear in the flesh with - out her & A > To; xevnon th'" Parqevnou hav - ing suf - fered cor - rup - tion. O thou Joy of

& Weekday Theotokia - Plagal irst Mode 1419 # A. all Lord glo - ry be to Thee. & b. A or the end of Thursday Orthros See "O All-Holy Mother of od..." on page 1417. or Thursday Vespers and riday Orthros at "od is the Lord" See "By the ross of thy Son..." on page 1418. or the end of riday Orthros See "O hrist od..." on page 1415.

1420 Weekday Theotokia - Plagal irst Mode or riday Vespers and Saturday Orthros at "od is the Lord" A A & ai're puvlh Kurivou O im - pass - a - ble gate of the Lord do thou re - joice. Re - & > > joice O ram - part and shel - ter for them that has - ten to & > thee. Tran - quil ha - ven and pure Maid - en who didst not know man & and who bar - est in the flesh thy re - a - tor and thy od re - & A joice; and cease not to pray Him mak - ing en - trea - ty for & # A them that wor - ship and praise Him that was born of & b. A thee.

Weekday Theotokia - Plagal irst Mode 1421 or the end of Saturday Orthros See "O hrist od..." on page 1415.

Weekday Theotokia Plagal Second Mode (Soft hromatic) Allegro Ú º or Sunday Vespers and Monday Orthros at "od is the Lord" & > a - bri - el's sal - u - ta - tion to the Vir - gin was the be - & >. j gin - ning of our sal - va - tion; for she heard: Re - & joice and turned not a - way from the greet - ing. She &!Arch; swthriva" did not doubt as did Sa - rah in her tent but said: Be -

Weekday Theotokia - Plagal ourth Mode 1423 & hold the hand-maid of the Lord; be it un - to me ac - &. b. cord - ing to thy word. or the end of Monday Orthros & Thou didst ac - cept the word of the Arch - an - gel O The - o - &!Arcaggeliko;n lovgon > to - kos and thou be - cam - est a che - ru - bic throne & >. for thou held - est in thine arms the hope of our souls. & b.

1424 Weekday Theotokia - Plagal ourth Mode or Monday Vespers and Tuesday Orthros at "od is the Lord" & >!lpi;" tou' kovsmou O good hope of the world O Vir - gin The - o - to - kos thy & > might - y pro - tec - tion and thine a - lone do we seek. Un &. j > Take com - pas - - - sion up - on a peo - ple be - reft of pro - & Un tec - tion; en - treat the mer - ci - ful od that our & > > souls be de - liv - ered from eve - ry threat O on - ly &. b. bless - ed one.

Weekday Theotokia - Plagal ourth Mode 1425 & rom thee is no one turned a - way a - shamed and emp - ty who doth & D run to thee for ref - uge O pure Vir - gin The - o - & > to - kos; but he ask - eth the fa - vour and re - & > or the end of Tuesday Orthros Oujdei;" prostrevcwn > ceiv - eth the gift from thee un - to the prof - it of his &. b. own re - quest. or Tuesday Vespers and Wednesday Orthros at "od is the Lord" & > Qeotovke Parqevne O Vir - gin The - o - to - kos en - treat thy Son Who was

1426 Weekday Theotokia - Plagal ourth Mode & > will - ing - ly nailed to the ross and Who hath freed the & > world from er - ror e - ven hrist our od that He have mer - cy &. b. on our souls. or the end of Wednesday Orthros & > With - out a man thou hast con-ceived the Son and Word of od & Who with - out a moth - er was be - got - ten of the & a - ther be - fore the ag - es and Who in these lat - ter & > To;n pro; aijwvnwn times be - came in - car - nate of thy pure blood O Birth - giv -

& Weekday Theotokia - Plagal ourth Mode 1427 er of od. Do thou en - treat Him that He & >. grant us the for - give - ness of sins be - fore the end. & b. & > Ho - ly La - dy pure Moth - er of our od who in - ef - fa - bly & gav - est birth to the re - a - tor of all: With the sa - cred & or Wednesday Vespers and Thursday Orthros at "od is the Lord" > > A - pos - tles ev - er en - treat His good-ness that & @Agiva Devspoina He de - liv - er us from pas - sions and grant us the for -

1428 Weekday Theotokia - Plagal ourth Mode & >. b. give - ness of sins. or the end of Thursday Orthros & > Megavlwn carismavtwn O on - ly Vir - gin Moth - er of od thou wast vouch - & > safed the great - est of gifts; for O pure & > > Maid to One of the Trin - i - ty hrist od the Life - be - & stow - er thou bod - i - ly didst give birth for the sal - > &. b. va - tion of our low - ly souls.

Weekday Theotokia - Plagal ourth Mode 1429 or Thursday Vespers and riday Orthros at "od is the Lord" See "O Virgin Theotokos..." on page 1425. or the end of riday Orthros See "Without a man..." on page 1426. & > id - e - on tell - eth a - fore - time of thy con - cep - tion and & > Da - vid ex - pound - eth thy child-birth O The - o - to - kos. & > or the Word came down in - to thy womb like dew up - on the & > > or riday Vespers and Saturday Orthros at "od is the Lord" fleece and thou O ho - ly earth that art full of grace Proi>storei' oj edewvn

1430 Weekday Theotokia - Plagal ourth Mode Un & > didst with - out seed blos -som forth the Sal - va - tion of the &. b. world e - ven hrist our od. or the end of Saturday Orthros See "Without a man..." on page 1426.

Weekday Theotokia rave Mode Allegro & b Ú º > O Un - de - filed Vir - gin The - o - to - kos with the & b > D > hosts on high en - treat thy Son that we who glo - ri - fy & b > or Sunday Vespers and Monday Orthros at "od is the Lord" Qeotovke Parqevne > thee with faith be grant - ed for - give - ness of of - fenc - & b.. es be - fore the end.

1432 Weekday Theotokia - rave Mode or the end of Monday Orthros & b > > & b Thou hast sur- passed the hosts of the Heav - ens O bless - ed D > The - o - to - kos; for thou be - cam - est a di - vine & b @Uperevbh" ta;" Dunavmei" > tem - ple since thou gav - est birth to hrist the Sav - iour & b.. of our souls. or Monday Vespers and Tuesday Orthros at "od is the Lord" & b > > To thee we say Re - joice O The - o - to - kos; for & b To; ai'rev soi > by con - ceiv - ing od in thy womb thou wast shown

Weekday Theotokia - rave Mode 1433 & b >. to be high - er than the An - gels. & b. or the end of Tuesday Orthros & b > By the in - ter - ces - sions of the The - o - to - kos make & b > peace - ful the lives of us who cry to Thee: O mer - & b. ci - ful Lord glo - ry be to Thee. ijrhvneuson presbeivai" & b.

1434 Weekday Theotokia - rave Mode & b > > With - out ceas - ing en - treat hrist od Who was cru - ci - & b or Tuesday Vespers and Wednesday Orthros at "od is the Lord" To;n staurwqevnta D > & b fied for us and hath de - stroyed the do - min - ion of > death O Vir - gin The - o - to - kos that He save & b.. our souls. or the end of Wednesday Orthros & b > Luvtrwsai Qeotovke > De - liv - er us O The - o - to - kos from the sins & b D that op - press us; for we the faith - ful have none oth - er

Weekday Theotokia - rave Mode 1435 & b > hope but thee and the od Who was born of & b.. thee. & b or Wednesday Vespers and Thursday Orthros at "od is the Lord" The fruit of thy womb O im - mac - u - late one & b > @O karpo;" th'" koiliva" sou is the ful - fill - ment of the proph - ets and the Law. Where - & b > & b fore in glo - ri - fy - ing thee with knowl-edge as the The - o - > to - kos we rev - 'rent - ly mag - ni - fy & b.. thee.

1436 Weekday Theotokia - rave Mode or the end of Thursday Orthros & b & b > The fruit of thy womb O Bride of od hath proved to > @O karpo;" th'" gastrov" sou > be the cause of sal - va - tion for man. Where- fore as we & b > glo - ri - fy thee with mind and tongue as the The - o - & b >. to - kos we the faith - ful mag - ni - fy thee. & b.

Weekday Theotokia - rave Mode 1437 or Thursday Vespers and riday Orthros at "od is the Lord" See "Without ceasing..." on page 1434. or the end of riday Orthros See "Deliver us O Theotokos..." on page 1434. & b & b or riday Vespers and Saturday Orthros at "od is the Lord" As the treas - ur - y of our sal - va - tion O all-hymned > > one do thou lead up from the pit and a - byss & b > of of - fen - ces them that hope in thee; for them that were & b > @W" th'" hjmw'n ajnastavsew" > li - a - ble be - cause of sin hast thou saved by giv - ing

1438 Weekday Theotokia - rave Mode & b birth to Sal - va - tion O thou who be - fore & b & b child - birth wast vir - gin and in child-birth wast vir - > gin and af - ter child - birth a - gain re - main - est vir - > & b. gin. or the end of Saturday Orthros & b ai're hj to;n ajcwvrhton > Re - joice thou who hast con - tained in thy womb Him Whom the & b heav - ens can - not con - tain. Re - joice O Vir - gin thou & b > D > preach - ing of the Proph - ets from thee m - ma - nu - el shone

Weekday Theotokia - rave Mode 1439 & b >. forth. Re - joice O Moth - er of hrist od. & b.

Weekday Theotokia Plagal ourth Mode Allegro & b Ú º & b or Sunday Vespers and Monday Orthros at "od is the Lord" ai're hj di! Aggevlou Re - joice thou who through an An - gel didst re - ceive the Joy of the > & b world. Re - joice thou who didst bear thy re - a - tor and D > # Lord. Re - joice thou who wast count - ed wor - thy to be - come the & b.. Moth - er of od.

Weekday Theotokia - Plagal ourth Mode 1441 or the end of Monday Orthros & b > # ai're hj puvlh Re - joice O gate of the King of lo - ry through which the & b D Most High a - lone hath passed and which a - & b. lone He kept sealed for the sal - va - tion of our souls. & b. or Monday Vespers and Tuesday Orthros at "od is the Lord" To; ajsavleuton sthvrigma & b > With hymns let us the faith - ful mag - ni - fy the The - o - & b to - kos the un - sha - ken foun - da - tion of the

1442 & b Weekday Theotokia - Plagal ourth Mode aith and the hal - lowed gift to our souls. Re - & b > joice thou who in thy womb didst con - tain the Rock of life. Re - & b > & b joice O hope of the ends of the world and suc - cour of the D >. af - flict - ed. Re - joice O Bride un - wed - ded. & b. or the end of Tuesday Orthros & b Parqevne a[crante & b O Im - mac - u - late Vir - gin save us by thine in - D ter - ces - sions stir - ring up thy moth - er - ly com -

Weekday Theotokia - Plagal ourth Mode 1443 & b > >. pas - sions be - fore thy Son and our od. & b. or Tuesday Vespers and Wednesday Orthros at "od is the Lord" To;n ajmno;n kai; poimevna D & b When she who bare the Lamb and Shep- herd and Sav - iour & b > of the world be - held Him on the ross she D & b > said with tears: The world re - joic - eth at re - ceiv - ing re - & b > & b demp - tion but my bow - els burn as I see Thy cru - D ci - fix - ion which Thou en - dur - est for all O my

1444 Weekday Theotokia - Plagal ourth Mode & b.. Son and my od. & b The fruit of thy womb O im - mac - u - late one & b > & b is the ful - fill - ment of the Proph - ets and the > Law. Where-fore in glo - ri - fy - ing thee with knowl -edge as the & b or the end of Wednesday Orthros @O karpo;" th'" koiliva" sou > The - o - to - kos we rev - 'rent - ly mag - ni - fy & b.. thee.

Weekday Theotokia - Plagal ourth Mode 1445 & b O spir - it - u - al gate of life O im - mac - u - late & b or Wednesday Vespers and Thursday Orthros at "od is the Lord" > > The - o - to - kos de - liv - er from per - ils them that D & b have re - course to thee with faith that we may & b @H nohth; puvlh glo - ri - fy thine all - ho - ly hild for the sal - va - tion & b.. of our souls.

1446 Weekday Theotokia - Plagal ourth Mode or the end of Thursday Orthros See "O Immaculate Virgin..." on page 1442. or Thursday Vespers and riday Orthros at "od is the Lord" See "When she who bare the Lamb..." on page 1443. or the end of riday Orthros See "The fruit of thy womb..." on page 1444. or riday Vespers and Saturday Orthros at "od is the Lord" & b O Thou Who for our sakes wast born of a Vir - gin & b > and didst suf - fer cru - ci - fix - ion O ood One and & b > @O di! hjma'" gennhqeiv" didst de - spoil death by death and as od didst re - veal the

Weekday Theotokia - Plagal ourth Mode 1447 & b > > Res - ur - rec - tion: Dis - dain them not which Thou hast fash - & b ioned with Thy hand; show us Thy love for man - & b kind O Mer - ci - ful One; ac - cept the The - o - to - kos that & b # n gave Thee birth who in - ter - ced - eth for us; and do Thou our & b > >. Sav - iour save a de - spair - ing peo - ple. or the end of Saturday Orthros See "O Immaculate Virgin..." on page 1442.