Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

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as Paradise is the {academy?} of the just, so

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Ep fid

9

identity of nature and accepting the consubstantiality, and rejecting

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On Prayer

69

to be deceived into accepting smoke instead of light

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is impartial refused to accept one who came with

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KG

6.65 S2

contemplation that is not accessible to everyone.

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Gn.

41

a property, or an accident, or that which is

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KG

1.20 S2

which was made by accident remain in us, then

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light and shadow are accidents of air, so virtue

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Prak

pref.1

it to be neither accidental nor superfluous that [the

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KG

1.59 S1

light and shadow are accidental things of the air

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4.84 S2

incorporeals, and color is accidentally (a quality) of bodies

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Prak

90

knowledge And as tears accompany sowing, so joy accompanies

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90

accompany sowing, so joy accompanies reaping

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1.28 S2

of glory. However, glory accompanies the first, psalmody the

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Everything attached to bodies accompanies those by whom they

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among the firsts is accompanied by what is first

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among the seconds (is accompanied) by what is first

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thumos. But the first accompanies first[beings], and the

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the nature that has accompanied it.

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Accompanying the knowledge that concerns

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knowledge of the Trinity accompanies it; and the second

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nous: namely, the [pleasure] accompanying knowledge, for all will

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4.64 S1

were not from Israel, accompanied him, is it also

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not[part] of Israel, accompanied him, is it also

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and a strong stench accompanies them, by which they

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world will not be accompanied by a creation, so

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The numerical triad is accompanied by a tetrad, but

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Blessed Trinity is not accompanied by a tetrad; it

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6.43 S2

The providence of God accompanies free will; but his

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Skemmata

40

the [tempting-]thoughts, some accompany us as living beings

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others as human beings. [Accompanying us] as living beings

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from desires and anger; [Accompanying us] as human beings

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blend [of vices that accompany us both] as living

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thoughts, some [remain and] accompany us as monks; others

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senses that [remain and] accompany us.

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and pride [remain and] accompany us after conquest of

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Monks

8.2

while withdrawal [into solitude] accompanied by hatred agitates it

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9.2

than solitary, accompanied by hatred, in inaccessible

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assurance and angels will accompany you as they did

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Prak

40

us they prevent our accomplishing what is possible and

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with God’s help, accomplished the ascetical life (praktike

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Gn.

14

of each, and the accomplishing of the activities of

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neglecting anything which might accomplish the gaining [back] of

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KG

1.66 S1

actions, because they are accomplished in the shadows. We

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of God" will similarly accomplish for the other logikoi

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today and tomorrow he accomplishes miracles and the third

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possible that we could accomplish all in one stroke

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third day it is accomplished’. (Lk 13:32)

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day the Christ "is accomplished" and on the preceding

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first world] will be accomplished all worlds, and Knower

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all the heavens" has "accomplished everything" , it is evident

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but this cannot be accomplished without apatheia, [dispassion] since

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pure if they are accomplished well; five are impure

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impure if they are accomplished badly. From angels there

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Sent alph II

4

have grand intentions while accomplishing little.

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On Prayer

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no demonic spite will accost your soul and ‘the

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KG

2.64 S2

Horeb has given an account.

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the thickness which, on account of vices, descends upon

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nature is Eve, on account of whom the Christ

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their nature, but on account of their virtue; and

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we insult demons on account of the vice that

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reason (dianoia) solely on account of its knowledge.

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18

this He endured on account of His abundant loving

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It is on thy account that He knows not

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desert their post on account of the protracted time

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among the ignorant, on account, as I have said

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a square number, on account of the tetrad of

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your prayer, on no account be inwardly haughty, as

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in your prayer on account of sin, examine how

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is justly to be accounted fifth.

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1.60 S1

receive the well advised accountant in their houses it

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second beings, which is accurately and principally said to

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this reason knowledge is accurately termed the place[of

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Gn.

32

amazed when you are accused by many, for this

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door and will not accuse him.

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Sent alph I

23

To accuse the blameless one—a

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Gn.

39

A Bitter accuser of the gnostikos is

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KG

1.36 S1

with which we are accustomed to feel the matter

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that [demon] which is accustomed to blind the thought

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by which it is accustomed to win fame in

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through which man is accustomed to win fame in

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sadness; fifth, anger; sixth acedia; seventh, vainglory; eighth, pride

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The demon of acedia, which is also called

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to the demon of acedia. This demon readily leaps

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back the thoughts of acedia and makes the monk

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the ones arising from acedia are a blend [of

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without any agitation from acedia or negligence.

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Exhortations to Monks

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Acedia is checked by patient

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will cease, as if achieving nothing. Contaminating the soul

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not make progress or achieve the good exodus and

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45

by those [who have achieved] apatheia - those who are

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from all will be achieved when the will of

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is uncontrollable when it achieves its diverse desires. But

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psychic state they had achieved that they attained to

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hard work you not achieve your purpose. This is

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believe it has perfectly achieved its goal concerning prayer

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outer darkness; difficult to achieve is virtue, but unspeakable

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14

responsible for its own achievements, [3] and to disdain the

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concerned solely with the achievement of perfect freedom in

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attained to the perfect achievement of evil it is

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in Sheol. But the achievement of the return from

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demons and to become acquainted with their art, he

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who said, I was acquainted with Abraham when he

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4

he will struggle to acquire. Now every pleasure is

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only one who has acquired common names with the

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And if these latter acquire them, they then extract

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who eats it will acquire apatheia.

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3

divine dogmas I am acquiring a lasting habit of

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which the holiness is acquired is not insusceptible of

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servant, His holiness is acquired; and everything of which

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which the holiness is acquired is receptive of evil

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because its holiness was acquired, and its evil counsels

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Take care to acquire great humility and courage

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time of prayer, has acquired perfect formlessness.

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the time of prayer acquires perfect insensibility .

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imagine that you have acquired virtue until you have

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If you would acquire love, you will receive

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body, it possesses in act, and they are of

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naturally in them in act, as well; they are

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in it also in act; it is by liberty

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delivered only from the act of corruption; but the

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in power and in act.

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of mankind. In the Acts of the Apostles, speaking

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Him again in the Acts of the Apostles, “When

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Sent alph I

8

Revere God through acts, hymn [God] in word

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Prak

42

when your soul is acted upon by tempting-thoughts

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Gn.

8

he he will have acted unjustly.

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divine plan God has acted [through them], as in

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if you do not act thus, you pass much

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is [present] where he acts, and where he acts

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acts, and where he acts most, there he is

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present; And since He acts most in the reasoning

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one whose passible power acts according to nature.

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honorable because it alone acts with[?is united to

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to leave it through action and then to subsist

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the corruption [inherent]in action; but none among beings

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to be the bad actions, because they are accomplished

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the practice of good actions proceeds from the world

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in works of beautiful actions and in the science

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senses are allowed free action in relation to their

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Prak

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defeated the demons which activate such things makes light

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of the things they activate The immaterial battle is

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the demons wish to activate in us gluttony, sexual

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arouses the nous to activate its own proper activity

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ant, and recommends her active life; and in another

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a twofold mode: [1] one active; [2] the other contemplative. And

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exercising its own proper activity, perceives its own powers

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which can heal its [activity] by means of the

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by means of the [activity] which is interfering with

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Gn.

14

the accomplishing of the activities of each in view

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KG

1.64 S1

the logikoi is their activity in spirit, and their

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their death is the activity against nature.

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their death is an activity against nature. But if

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logikoi is their natural activity, while their death is

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of this world, the activity of the elements and

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Who knows the activity of the commandments? Who

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the vices the natural activities of the soul.

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is the highest noetic [activity] of the nous.

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makes all the opposing activity within us cease, and

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the nous to undeviating activity.

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activate its own proper activity.

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Prak

19

of pleasure, either an actual or an expected pleasure

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vigilance because of its actual situation and so becomes

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Ep fid

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for the contemplation of actual realities. This is perhaps

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say the knowledge of actual Godhead, is that of

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to approach even the actual unveiled Godhead.

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8

if the thing were actually there to be seen

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divine apparition; one that [actually] comes from the demon

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ones who attend most acutely to their temptations and

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Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

edited by Joel Kalvesmaki

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academy

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