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Morning / Evening Prayers
Preparation
- wash hands and face
- hymn to Hestia and Hermes (HH 29)
- light altar candles, incense (stick)
^morning^evening^
| hymn to Helios HH 31, Macrob. Sat. I.c.23. or hymn to the Muses HH 25 | hymn to Selene HH 32 or hymn to Nyx OH 3 |
- greeting the Gods
χαίρετε αθανατοι Θεοι
Ζευ καί Ἡρα, Απολλων καί Αρτεμις,
Ἡφαιστος καί Αθηνη, Ἐρμης καί Ἑστιη,
Ποσειδων καί Δημητηρ, Αρες καί Αφροδιτη
hymns for the days of the week
| Sunday | Apollon HH (3 a/b), 21; OH 34 |
| Monday | Artemis HH 9, 27 - Demeter HH 2, 13 – Asklepios HH16 |
| Tuesday | Ares HH 8 - Hephaistos HH 20 |
| Wednesday | Athene HH 11, 28; OH 32 - Hermes HH (4), 18; OH 28 |
| Thursday | Zeus HH 23; OH 15 - Hera HH 12; OH 16 |
| Friday | Poseidon HH 22 - Aphrodite HH (5),6,10 |
| Saturday | Hestia HH 24, 29 Kronos OH |
Prayers
[intro:]
κλύθε μευ / κλύτε ἡμίν, νυν ευχαις αγαναις χαιρετε
hear me/us and rejoice at my/our friendly prayer.
[or]
κλύοντες θεοὶ δικαίας λιτὰς ἁμετέρας τελεῖθες
hear, o Gods, our righteous prayers and fulfill them
[personal wishes and thanks]
Libation
[the libation is done with appropriate words, such as "now I bring this libation to you as a sign of thankfulness and our relationship"
then:]
ω Θεοί γένοιτο ταύτα ἡμὶν
O Gods, so shall it be for us!
χαίρωμεν
Rejoice!
- extinguish candles (leave incense burn to end)
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