Chapter, Paragraph

 1  6,7|         After the Polyeleos, nine odes from Holy Scripture are
 2  6,7|          to receive Him. To these odes are added the nine odes
 3  6,7|           odes are added the nine odes of the Canon. The word “
 4  6,7|    divided into nine parts called odes, each of which consists
 5  6,7|         singing of the scriptural odes and the odes of the canon
 6  6,7|           scriptural odes and the odes of the canon proceeds after
 7  6,7|         is usual to sing only the odes of the canon, omitting the
 8  6,7|        omitting the Old Testament odes, except the ninth, since
 9  6,7|     eirmos of the canon. In these odes, refrains are introduced
10  6,7|          and eighth Old Testament odes are the songs of the three
11  6,7|       eirmoi of the corresponding odes of the canon, the deliverance
12  6,7|        the third, sixth and ninth odes. With the canon ends that
13  6,9|        followed by the scriptural odes and the canons; 2) The Doxology
14  8,1|    Nativity. Especially at Matins odes from the Christmas canon
15 10,2|        the third, sixth and ninth odes, the Trisagion, the Lords’
16 10,2|        the third, sixth and ninth odes, the Small Ectenia is recited.
17 10,3| consisting of two, three, or four odes. There are two Triodiæ: