Chapter, Paragraph

1  4,9|          the Lord’s Prayer, the kontakion* for the day, the prayer “
2  7,1|      sung the troparion and the kontakion for the day or feast, in
3  7,1| concludes the troparion and the kontakion by the exclamation: “For
4  7,1|     greater emphasis. After the kontakion, the deacon asks a blessing
5  8,1|      sing the troparion and the kontakion of the feast. This ceremony
6  8,1|      Lord, glory be to Thee.” — Kontakion. —” Today the Virgin giveth
7  8,1|     world, glory be to Thee.” — Kontakion of the Feast:— “Thou hast
8  8,1|      sing the troparion and the kontakion of the feast in the middle
9 11  |         own troparion.~    *The kontakion is a short hymn, similar