Chapter, Paragraph

 1  6,7|     verse from an Old Testament ode is chanted, then a troparion
 2  6,7|      troparion of every canonic ode serves as a link between
 3  6,7|        between an Old Testament ode and a New Testament ode,
 4  6,7|         ode and a New Testament ode, its contents are always
 5  6,7| celebrated in the Old Testament ode is shown to be the prototype
 6  6,7|       troparion of each canonic ode is called Eirmos (i.e., “
 7  6,7| following verses of the canonic ode are called troparia (i.e., “
 8  6,7|      conform to it. After, each ode of the canon coupled with
 9  6,7|  coupled with the Old Testament ode, the eirmos is chanted again
10  6,7|         The first Old Testament ode is the song in which Moses
11  6,7|       Pharaoh’s army. With this ode is coupled the eirmos of
12  6,7|         the eirmos of the first ode of the canon, in which this
13  6,7|        The second Old Testament ode is the song in which Moses
14  6,7|         The third Old Testament ode is the song of Hannah (Anna),
15  6,7|         The eirmos of the third ode of the canon points to this
16  6,7|        The fourth Old Testament ode is the song of the Prophet
17  6,7|       The eirmos of this fourth ode of the canon celebrates
18  6,7|         The fifth Old Testament ode is that of the Prophet Isaiah
19  6,7|         The eirmos of the fifth ode of the canon celebrates
20  6,7|         The sixth Old Testament ode is the song of the Prophet
21  6,7|         the eirmos of the sixth ode of the canon the Prophet
22  6,7|         their words.~ The ninth ode is from the New Testament.
23  6,7|        in God my Saviour.” This ode is coupled with that of
24  6,7|       the Forerunner. When this ode is sung, the verses are
25  6,7|         The eirmos of the ninth ode of the canon celebrates
26  7,1|         the eirmos of the ninth ode of the matins canon. While
27  8,1|         is read after the sixth ode of the canon. The combination
28  8,2|           the eirmos of the 9th ode of the Matins canon is sung,
29  8,3|   eirmoi and the troparia. Each ode of the canon ends with the
30  8,3|    Small Ectenia and after each ode every part of the church
31 10  |       for us.”~ After the third ode of the canon the Triple
32 10  |        recited; after the sixth ode the Small Ectenia, which
33 10  |      are read); after the ninth ode the hymn “It is truly meet...”
34 10  |         recited after the sixth ode, before the Gospel lesson.