Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

Paris. Gr. 923, fol. 290r

Introduction

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Bible

6.1 S2

beings is, the Holy Bible has not made known

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6.2 S2

learned from the Holy Bible that the holy angels

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bid

Prak

fantasies at night by bidding him serve the sick

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men if he would bid him eat with his

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bill

1.60 S2

sat and modified their bills. However, he was called

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bind

Skemmata

all the passions that bind it to perceptible objects

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57.2

of why souls are bound by bodies and yet

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57.2

are we able to bind further the angels to

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57.4

of angels.”)—whereas he bound the demons in chains

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Ep fid

for them that are bound in flesh and blood

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On Prayer

God, when you are bound to always be in

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bird

Gn.

and waters, and the birds, the clean and the

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1.53 S1

the nous are called birds, animals those which trouble

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1.53 S2

the nous are called birds; those who trouble indignation

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Ep fid

juster than man, of bird as fleeter than bird

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bird as fleeter than bird. If then comparisons are

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Instr

of beasts; and the birds of sadness will rest

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birth

Prak

to bring them to birth, or whether we have

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Gn.

the former predicted the birth, and the second the

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1.58 S2

kind of] death has birth as its first cause

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2.50 S2

When those who give birth will have ceased to

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2.50 S2

have ceased to give birth, then also the guardians

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Monks

5.1

of a man gives birth to hope;

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Sent alph I

prudence, lifestyle, and noble birth.

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Sent alph II

The soul’s noble birth shines forth in [its

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bishop

Apophthegmata

would probably be a bishop and a great leader

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bite

Prak

100

us when we are bitten by wild beasts.

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On Prayer

105

your prayer through the bite of a flea, a

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bitter

Prak

on earth men more bitter than the demons, or

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Gn.

A Bitter accuser of the gnostikos

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Apophthegmata

painful silence, their most bitter groanings, their fear, their

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bitterness

Prak

yet to come; the bitterness of poverty; and the

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bizarre

On Prayer

148

and entice you with bizarre [tempting-]thoughts.