Traditional Byzantine Greetings in Liturgical Seasons?

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Traditional Byzantine Greetings in Liturgical Seasons?

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What are these in transliterated Greek and Russian? My Slavonic guesses may be wrong.

Transfiguration
Christ is Transfigured! - On Mount Tabor!

Pascha
Christos Voskrese! - Voistinu Voskrese!
Christ is Risen! - Indeed He is Risen!

Pentecost
Christ is Among Us! - He is and Shall Be!

Nativity
Christos Razdajestsja!- Slavite Jeho!
Christ is Born! - Glorify Him!

Theophany
Christ is Baptised! - In the Jordan!

Remainder of the Year
Slava Isusu Christu! - Slava i Na Viki!
Glory to Jesus Christ! - Glory to Him Forever!
Praised be Jesus Christ! - Praise Him Forever!

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Post by 尼古拉前执事 »

I thought that the Theophany Greeting was just a modern Ruthenian invention?

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