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 1 3,2|          after which are sung the Troparia (hymns) relating to that
 2 3,2|    Theotokos or Saint of the Day, Troparia of the Day or Feast (if
 3 3,2|       Then follows the Creed, the Troparia, “Behold, the Bridegroom
 4 3,2|    replaced by the 9th, and other Troparia are sung in place of “Behold,
 5 3,2|    Trinity as well as Trinitarian Troparia. This Sunday Service ends
 6 3,2|        world. This is followed by Troparia dedicated to the Feast,
 7 3,2|         Trisagion, Lord's Prayer, Troparia and the Litany of Supplication,
 8 3,3| triumphant hymns in their honor — Troparia and Kontakia. The Troparia
 9 3,3|        Troparia and Kontakia. The Troparia and Kontakia are special
10 3,3|       feats of the Saint (s).~The Troparia and Kontakia are similar
11 3,3|            Kontakion]~ ~After the Troparia and Kontakia, the Choir
12 3,7|   refrains, later developing into Troparia, Kontakia and strophic hymns
13 3,8|       year as well as appropriate Troparia and Kontakia for each. In
14 3,8|           is a section containing Troparia and Kontakia for Sundays
15 3,9|            containing a number of Troparia in each, as well as a Theme
16 3,9|        link, since originally the Troparia that followed it were sung
17 3,9|             Theotokion.~These are Troparia or Stikhera sung in honor
18 9,6|     children. Special prayers and Troparia are read at Compline (Night