AOT-Prologue Reading Schedule

Age of Triumph Prologue Reading Schedule
The Prologue from Ohrid is a compendium of brief lives of saints compiled by St. Nikolai Velimirovic. An online version is available in English through the St. Sergius Publishing House website at Prologue from Ohrid.

Year, Saint (linked to OrthodoxWiki article when available), Date of commemoration (linked to Prologue entry)
 * Week 1
 * 529: Theodosius the Great, January 11
 * 530: Mary of Egypt, April 1
 * 532: Sava the Sanctified, December 5
 * Week 2
 * 543: Benedict, March 14
 * 556: Romanus the Melodist, October 1
 * 565: Emperor Justinian, November 14
 * Week 3
 * 583: Theodore the Hermit, June 5
 * 595: John the Faster, September 2
 * 596: Simeon the New Stylite, May 24
 * Week 4
 * 599: Anastasius of Sinai, April 20
 * 7th century: Isaac the Syrian, January 28
 * 7th century: Dositheus: February 19
 * Week 5
 * 7th century: Eumenius, September 18
 * 7th century*: Patapius, December 8
 * Other sources list St. Patapius as a fourth century saint.
 * 604: Gregory Dialogist, March 12
 * Week 6
 * 610: Thomas, Patriarch, March 21
 * 620: John the Merciful, November 12
 * 649: John Climacus, March 30
 * Week 7
 * 655: Martin the Confessor, April 14
 * 662: Maximus the Confessor, January 21
 * 734: Peter the Athonite, June 12
 * Week 8
 * 740: Germanus, Patriarch, May 12
 * 740: Andrew of Crete, July 4
 * 743: Peter Damascene, February 9
 * Week 9
 * 750: Procopius of Decapolis, February 27
 * 760: John Damascene, December 4
 * 767: Stephen the New, November 28
 * Week 10
 * 767: Andrew, Martyr, October 17
 * 780: Leo, Bishop, February 20
 * 792: Philaret the Almsgiver, December 1
 * Week 11
 * 9th century: Euphrosynos the Cook, September 11
 * 806: Tarasius, February 25
 * 818: Theophanes the Confessor, March 12
 * Week 12
 * 824: Nicetas the Confessor, April 3
 * 829: Nicephorus the Confessor, June 2
 * 847: Methodius, Patriarch, June 14
 * Week 13
 * 850: Third Finding (John the Baptist), May 25
 * 867: Theodora, February 11
 * 869/885: Cyril & Methodius, May 11
 * Week 14
 * 883: Joseph the Hymnographer, April 4
 * 891: Photius, Patriarch, February 6
 * 911: Andrew, Fool-for-Christ, October 2
 * Week 15
 * 912: Stephen the New Light, December 9
 * 933: Tryphon, Patriarch, April 19
 * 935: Martyr Wenceslas, September 28
 * Week 16
 * 946: Luke of Hellas, February 7
 * 946: John of Rila, August 18
 * 970: Polyeuctus, Patriarch, February 5
 * Week 17
 * 992: Michael of Kiev, September 30
 * 1003: Athanasius of Mt. Athos, July 5
 * 1015: Great Prince Vladimir, July 15
 * Week 18
 * 1015: Boris & Gleb, Passion-bearers, May 2
 * 1021/22: Simeon the New Theologian, March 12
 * 1043: Moses the Ugrian, July 26
 * Week 19
 * 1073: Anthony of the Kiev Caves, July 10
 * 1074: Theodosius of the Kiev Caves, May 3
 * 1066: Nicon of the Kiev Caves, March 23
 * Week 20
 * 1094: Stephen, Bishop, April 27
 * 1095: Agapitus, Unmercenary, June 1
 * 1096: Martyr Eustratius, March 28
 * Week 21
 * 1101: Nicon the Dry, December 11
 * 1107: Prochorus the Orach-eater, February 10
 * 1108: Nicetas of the Kiev Caves, January 31
 * Week 22
 * 1126: Theophylact of Ohrid, December 31
 * 1147: Anthony the Roman, August 3
 * 1147: Blessed Igor, June 5
 * Week 23
 * 1159: Constantine of Kiev, June 5
 * 1160: Erasmus, February 24
 * 1164: Procession of the Honorable Cross, August 1
 * Week 24
 * 1190: Titus of the Kiev Caves, February 27
 * 13th century: Longinus the Lover of Labor, October 16
 * 1200: Simeon the Myrrh-gusher, February 13
 * Week 25
 * 1224: Stefan, First-Crowned King, September 24
 * 1235: Sava of Serbia, January 14
 * 1250: Euphrosyne, September 25
 * Week 26
 * 1263: Alexander Nevsky, November 23
 * 1266: Arsenije of Pec, October 28
 * 1275: Peter of Koris, June 5
 * Week 27
 * 1284: Martyrs of Zographou, October 10
 * 1290: Peter the Crown Prince, June 30
 * 1292: John the New, June 2
 * Week 28
 * 14th century: Janicije of Devič, April 26
 * 14th century: Arsenius the Great*, May 8
 * This should refer to St. Arsenius the Lover of Labor; Arsenius the Great lived during the fifth century.
 * 14th century: Philotheus of Neapolis, October 21
 * Week 29
 * 1303: Procopius, Fool-for-Christ, July 8
 * 1320: Holy King Milutin, October 30
 * 1323: Cosmas of Zographou, September 22
 * Week 30
 * 1338: Danilo, December 20
 * 1340: Nicephorus the Solitary, May 4
 * 1340*: Athanasius, Patriarch, October 28
 * Other sources list his year of death as 1310.
 * Week 31
 * 1346: Gregory the Sinaite, August 8
 * 1353: Theognostus, March 14
 * 1360: Gregory Palamas, November 14
 * Week 32
 * 1363: Kallistos I, Patriarch, June 20
 * 1378: Alexis, Metropolitan, February 12
 * 1389: Lazar, Martyr, June 15
 * Week 33
 * 1392: Sergius of Radonezh, September 25
 * 1395: Miracle of the Theotokos, August 26
 * 1396: Stephen of Perm, April 26
 * Week 34
 * 15th century: Theophanes, August 19
 * 1406: Cyprian of Kiev, September 16
 * 1411: Niphon, June 14
 * Week 35
 * 1426: Nikon of Radonezh, November 17
 * 1427/1429: Cyril of White Lake, June 9
 * 1453: Emperor Constantine XI, May 29 (Hymn)
 * Week 36
 * 1461: Jonah, Metropolitan, March 31
 * 1484: Isidore, Martyr, May 14
 * 1478: Sabbatius and Zosimas, April 17 (Hymn)