Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3,2|       Lord...,” which precedes Ode Nine. The second Song of
 2 3,2|         and at the end of each Ode, the choirs normally came
 3 3,2|        repeat the Irmos of the Ode (or sometimes a special
 4 3,9| expanded) remained. The Second Ode is sung only as part of
 5 3,9|   always sung after the Eighth Ode of the Canon.~ ~Dogmatic.~
 6 3,9|      is the Theme Song of each Ode of the Canon. The word Irmos
 7 3,9|     These are found after each Ode of the Canon on major Feasts
 8 3,9|       the Ikos after the Sixth Ode of the Canon, at the Liturgy,
 9 3,9| Theotokos.~[Sung after the 8th Ode of the Paschal Canon.]~ ~
10 9,6|    faithful and the righteous [Ode 1].~Those whom the creatures
11 9,6|         as Thou judgest right [Ode 3].~Give rest, O Christ,
12 9,6|         or drowned in the~sea [Ode 9].~ ~Second, Third and