Chapter, Paragraph

 1  4,8|  expressed in the penitential troparia* which are sung: “Have mercy
 2  6,4|  Magnification and the Sunday Troparia.~On great feast-days, after
 3  6,4|    celebrated. On Sundays the troparia of the Resurrection are
 4  6,4|      Most Holy Trinity. These troparia are sung with the response “
 5  6,6|  inheritance.”~ As the Sunday troparia, the Magnifications, the
 6  6,7|       a collection of verses (troparia) in honor of the event or
 7  6,7|       several short verses or troparia. The simultaneous singing
 8  6,7|    the canonic ode are called troparia (i.e., “verses that turn”),
 9  6,7|    are introduced between the troparia of the canon — petitions
10  6,7|     who awaited it, while the troparia glorify the Lord in connection
11  6,9|   begins with two Psalms, two troparia, a Theotokion, and an abridged
12  7,1|    blessed, combined with the troparia of the daily or feast-day
13  8,1|        at each Hour after the troparia, the paremiæ, the Apostle
14  8,2|     of Christ...” penitential troparia are sung, inculcating humility.
15  8,2|  following week.~ Penitential Troparia:— “The doors of repentance
16  8,2|        2) in the place of the troparia for the day, special troparia
17  8,2| troparia for the day, special troparia are read, indicating the
18  8,2|  Andrew of Crete is read. The troparia of this canon call our attention
19  8,2|    Matins are sung the Sunday troparia “The assembly of angels
20  8,2|      in which the Psalms, the troparia, the paremiæ, the Epistles,
21  8,2|      God is the Lord” and the troparia, the 118th Psalm (the 17th
22  8,2|     is followed by the Sunday troparia and canon. During the canon
23  8,3|       then the eirmoi and the troparia. Each ode of the canon ends
24  9,3|    the singing of appropriate troparia in honor of the person in
25  9,3|     goes in procession, while troparia are chanted, in honor of
26  9,3|    outside, to the singing of troparia on the upbuilding and establishing
27  9,3|       head, to the singing of troparia in honor of the martyrs,
28  9,4|      prayers, the penitential troparia, the Penitential Psalm and
29 10  |   sung: “God is the Lord...,” troparia and the Penitential Psalm “
30 10  |     Lord.” After that and the troparia, readings from the Epistles
31 10,1|       prayers and penitential troparia, the abbot recites a prayer
32 10,2|    His Immaculate Mother. The troparia of this canon express, on
33 10,2|   which are sung: “Alleluia,” troparia with the refrain “Blessed
34 10,2|    the Lords’ Prayer, funeral troparia, the Triple Ectenia, and
35 10,2|       Requiem — consisting of troparia, the Triple Ectenia and
36 10,2|      been sung thrice, follow troparia with the refrain, “Blessed
37 10,2|       Thy statutes.” In these troparia man’s entire lot is pictured.
38 10,2|     to his glorious home. The troparia are followed by the singing
39 10,3|   Book of Saints,” giving the troparia and kontakia for each day,