Ti Ipermaho / Τῆ Ὺπερμάχῳ

[@evec1976]

Bravo!Beautiful

[@KievanRusBall]

Roma invicta! Roma aeterna! Δοξα Πατρι και Υιω και Αγιω Πνευματι!

[@TakCWAL]

@@Pontic_warrior Yet it called itself Rome, and its rulers the Roman Emperor. Latin remained its administrative language for centuries until Greek eventually replaced it.

[@Eric-bf7iy]

Magnifique, vivement l'alliance franco-russe! Tenez bon la grecques, nous la reprenderont Sainte Sophie!

[@alexandrossioupoulis7317]

Θερμά συγχαρητήρια εξαιρετική ενορχήστρωση.

[@arthegor]

I m sorry but the Catholic theme completely smashes the purpose of the Byzantine song

[@susanpower9265]

not true /they were undivided for first christian millenium

[@lupus_croatiae]

hahaha, this song was composed before schism

[@JEANALATZO]

Translated : To the defender army leader(all) the jubilees entitled to You by Your city, God-bearer as gratitude expressives for being saved from woes Inasmuch as You keep the state invincible, deliver me from all kinds of perils, so that I can exclaim to You: Rejoice, Bride unwed.

[@arthegor]

@@JEANALATZO yeah I think it is the official National theme of The Roman Empire. I m saying that instrumentally in the Roman Empire intruments were banned from Religious Chants and this one is one; But in this case I know it is an orchestra. But the Original o ne I like it more sang with voices sice I am Orthodox Christian kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqmYqWZnabOHnpY here is the original one

[@simoschristoforou]

​@@lupus_croatiae I agree but that song was never part of the Western church (Catholic) because it is about Constantinople and Orthodox still use this song on their liturgy. Most of them don't even knoe it exists

[@noelbensted3389]

cacophonus!