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Hymns of the Eastern Church, in English translation

Text from Christian Classics Ethereal Library; in the public domain.

Contents

  1. Preface to First Edition
  2. Preface to Second Edition
  3. Preface to Third Edition
  4. Rhyme and Rhythm
  5. Strophic Forms: Hirmos and Troparion
  6. The Ode
  7. The Canon
  8. The Greek Ode and the Latin Sequence
  9. Books containing Greek Hymns
  10. Epochs of Greek Ecclesiastical Poetry
  11. First Epoch
  12. S. Anatolius
  13. Stichera for a Sunday of the First Tone
  14. Evening Hymn
  15. Stichera at Vespers, S. Stephen's Day
  16. Heri Mundus Exultavit
  17. Stichera for Christmas-tide
  18. Idiomelon for Christmas
  19. Second Epoch
  20. S. Andrew of Crete
  21. Stichera for Great Thursday
  22. Troparia for Palm Sunday
  23. The Great Canon
  24. Stichera for the Second Week of the Great Fast
  25. Meso-Pentecost
  26. S. Germanicus
  27. A Sunday in the Week of the First Tone
  28. S. John Damascene
  29. Canon for Easter Day
  30. Ode 1: 'Tis the Day of Resurrection
  31. Ode 3: Come, and let us drink of that New River
  32. Ode 4: Stand on thy watch-tower, Habakkuk the Seer
  33. Ode 5: Let us rise in early morning
  34. Ode 6: Into the earth's lowest parts descending
  35. Ode 7: Who from the fiery furnace saved the Three
  36. Ode 8: Thou hallowed chosen morn of praise
  37. Ode 9: Thou New Jerusalem, arise and shine
  38. The Stichera of the Last Kiss
  39. Idiomela for All Saints
  40. Ode 1: Come, ye faithful, raise the strain
  41. Ode 3: On the rock of Thy Commandments
  42. Ode 4: Christ, we turn our eyes to Thee
  43. Ode 5: Thee, O Christ, we, very early rising
  44. S. Cosmas, the Melodist
  45. Ode 1: Christ is born! Tell forth His fame
  46. Ode 3: Him, of the Father's very Essence
  47. Ode 4: Rod of the Root of Jesse
  48. Ode 5: Father of Peace, and God of Consolation
  49. Ode 6: As Jonah, issuing from his three days' tomb
  50. Ode 7: The Holy Children boldly stand
  51. Ode 8: The dewy freshness from the furnace flings
  52. Ode 9: O Wondrous Mystery, Full of Passing Grace
  53. Cento on the Transfiguration
  54. S. Tarasius
  55. S. Theophanes
  56. Idiomela on Friday of Tyrophagus
  57. Stichera at the First Vespers of Cheese Sunday (Quinquagesima): “Adam's Complaint”
  58. Theodore of the Studium
  59. Canon for Apocreos
  60. Ode 1: That fearful day, that day of speechless dread
  61. Ode 3: God Comes;--and Who Shall Stand Before His Fear?
  62. Ode 4: The Day is Near, the Judgment is at Hand
  63. Ode 9: The Lord draws nigh, the righteous Throne's Assessor
  64. Canon for Orthodoxy Sunday
  65. S. Methodius I
  66. Idiomela for a Sunday of the Fourth Tone
  67. S. Joseph of the Studium
  68. Sunday of the Prodigal Son
  69. Let Our Choir New Anthems Raise
  70. And Wilt Thou Pardon, Lord
  71. Stars of the Morning
  72. Ode 1: After Three Days Thou Didst Rise
  73. Ode 3: Exalt, Exalt, the Heavenly Gates
  74. Ode 4: Jesus, Lord of Life Eternal
  75. Ode 5: Now that Death by death hath found its ending
  76. Ode 6: Rain down, ye heav'ns, eternal bliss
  77. Ode 7: Wafting Him up on high
  78. Ode 8: Of twofold natures, Christ, the Giver
  79. Ode 9: Holy gift, surpassing comprehension
  80. Jesus, Name all Names Above
  81. Metrophanes of Smyrna
  82. O Unity of Threefold Light
  83. Euthymius
  84. Leo VI
  85. John Mauropus
  86. S. Stephen the Sabaite
  87. Idiomela in the Week of the First Oblique Tone
  88. The Pilgrims of Jesus
  89. The Return Home

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