Ierodiakonikon (á1/4 Î Ï Î Î Î Î Î Î Î1/2Î Î Ï?Î1/2) is a liturgical book of the Orthodox Eastern Church, specifically for the use of a hierodeacon. This edition, published in 1894, contains the parts of the divine services intoned or otherwise performed by the deacon. The text is in Greek. This volume is of particular interest to scholars and practitioners of Orthodox liturgical traditions, offering insight into the rituals and practices of the late 19th century. Its historical value lies in documenting the specific texts and rubrics used in Orthodox services during this period.

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