Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

Gn.

34

much time on Jonas’ boat, explaining every part of

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KG

1.45 S1

is nothing among the bodiless which is in power

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1.45 S1

power in bodies; and bodiless is our nous, when

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1.74 S1

and holy Trinity, in bodiless and embodied nature, and

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1.85 S1

of those who are bodiless, those who fulfill all

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Ep fid

38

philosophizing to them about bodiless and immaterial being. It

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Prak

11

causes disturbances at night; bodily weakness and pallor; and

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Gn.

10

from anger, hatred, sadness, bodily suffering and anxieties!

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Skemmata

21

depression], still others to bodily pain for human beings

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Ep fid

7

quantity is conjoined with bodily nature, for number is

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7

for number is of bodily nature. We believe our

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Exhortations to Monks

1.13

Eagerness, yearning, and bodily mortification cultivate tears, while

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Prak

pref.6

carrying around in their bodies the death of Jesus

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pref.6

irrational passions of the body, cutting back the wickedness

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8

compels desiring for different bodies. Especially violently does it

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22

to make us desire bodies and encounter bodies. We

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22

desire bodies and encounter bodies. We should not obey

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29

he should use his body as if he were

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29

the second preserves the body and keeps its self-control

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35

the passions of the body derive from the body

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35

body derive from the body. The passions of the

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35

The passions of the body are cut back by

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36

the passions of the body leave sooner. Other demons

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47

some movement of the body; by means of these

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49

passions are, need the body for their practice, and

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49

demons even without the body, on behalf of all

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52

To separate the body from the soul belongs

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52

the soul from the body belongs to anyone who

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52

and flight from the body.

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53

by means of the body and who, to some

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55

natural movements of the body occur without [any mental

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82

by means of the body; in the same way

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85

The things which purify bodies never remain with them

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Gn.

23

are linked to a body and you [thus] do

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25

into the logoi of bodies and incorporeal [beings] resemble

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31

part, those of the body.

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37

St. Paul afflicted his body, reducing it to servitude

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37

apatheia with a thickened body.

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48

in the diversity of bodies and worlds, and those

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KG

1.11 S2

who now possess spiritual bodies reign over the worlds

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1.11 S2

are joined to praktike bodies or to opposites, will

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1.11 S2

In Ps 1 on praktike bodies and judgment}

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1.22 S2

The bodies of demons have color

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1.22 S2

not the mixture of bodies that our senses apprehend

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1.22 S2

complete image of our body, while not showing us

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1.22 S2

not showing us their bodies.

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1.25 S2

part, either of the body or the surroundings of

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1.25 S2

the surroundings of the body.

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1.26 S2

If the human body is a part of

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1.26 S2

the form of the body will pass [away].

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1.27 S2

incorporeal beings and of bodies; the fourth and the

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1.29 S2

Also as with bodies go colors, forms, and

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1.45 S1

is in power in bodies; and bodiless is our

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1.45 S2

that has power in bodies; for our soul[nous

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1.46 S1

in power in the body, it possesses in act

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1.46 S2

Everything in power in bodies is naturally in them

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1.47 S2

made to exist in bodies.

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1.48 S1

which are in the bodies similarly exist in those

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1.48 S2

Everything attached to bodies accompanies those by whom

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1.58 S2

be freed from the body to which he is

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1.58 S2

have been joined to bodies will necessarily be liberated

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1.77 S2

the sign of the body, and the first [nature

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1.90 S1

re-clothed in a spiritual body. True indeed, is the

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1.90 S2

clothed with a spiritual body - if today and tomorrow

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2.5 S2

The body of what is, is

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2.5 S2

those who know the bodies are named body of

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2.5 S2

the bodies are named body of that soul.

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2.6 S1

is part of the body will be in those

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2.6 S2

has departed from the body will be in the

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2.14 S2

who live in equal bodies are not in the

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2.14 S2

are in equality of body and in the same

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2.17 S2

worlds, the dissolution of bodies, and the abolition of

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2.18 S2

as the nature of bodies is hidden by qualities

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2.25 S2

Just as the body is called grain of

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2.29 S2

fire potentially possesses its body, so also the nous

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2.32 S1

things that nourish the body, but rather their powers

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2.32 S2

material [things] that feed bodies, but rather their power

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2.56 S2

and the soul the body; and only the "man

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2.59 S2

of the transformation of bodies, of regions and of

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2.61 S2

but that which concerns bodies we have never seen

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2.62 S2

entire nature of the body will also be withdrawn

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2.66 S2

The genesis of bodies - it is not the

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2.68 S2

on high possess light bodies, and those below possess

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2.68 S2

those below possess heavy [bodies]: and above the former

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2.69 S2

and the genesis of bodies that the Holy Spirit

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2.69 S2

and the transformation of bodies that He has revealed

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2.71 S2

for that which concerns bodies, it appears partly capable

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2.72 S2

is evident that light bodies preceed heavy ones.

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2.73 S2

concerning the genesis of bodies and the incorporeals that

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2.73 S2

not the passage of bodies and the incorporeals that

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2.74 S2

seen the creation of bodies and these varied worlds

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2.76 S2

places which suit the bodies and are joined to

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2.77 S2

not the transformation of bodies that will be made

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2.79 S2

the excellent change of bodies; but that which (advances

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2.82 S2

It is not the bodies of the spiritual powers

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2.85 S2

be new and varied bodies, and worlds will be

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2.87 S2

is the movement of bodies, but timeless the transformation

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3.5 S2

of knowledge, and their bodies are lights which shine

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3.9 S2

world to come the bodies of ignorance will be

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3.13 S2

those which are not bodies.

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3.20 S2

is the passage of bodies to bodies, according to

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3.20 S2

passage of bodies to bodies, according to the degree

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3.21 S2

the other is with bodies and in various orders

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3.25 S2

The spiritual body and its opposite will

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3.25 S2

parts, but of a body. For the change is

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3.26 S2

creating the nature of bodies and the worlds from

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3.29 S2

state is the human body, and the sign of

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3.36 S1

been constituted of different bodies and contain different logikoi

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3.36 S2

the different and varied bodies of the logikoi, for

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3.37 S2

Cor 15:41) and not by bodies; but their greatness, their

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3.38 S2

which he provides a body, proportionately measured for each

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3.40 S2

to good or bad bodies, after which there will

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3.40 S2

will be no bad bodies.

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3.45 S2

nous, so also spiritual bodies are not older that

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3.45 S2

not older that praktike bodies if the change causing

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3.47 S2

and will establish the body of each according to

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3.48 S2

is the passage from bodies that are praktike and

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3.48 S2

praktike and seeing, into bodies which are seeing or

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3.50 S2

from praktike or demonic bodies to [bodies] that are

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3.50 S2

or demonic bodies to [bodies] that are very heavy

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3.50 S2

the change from a body for asceticism to a

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3.51 S2

joined some with excellent bodies, and others with bad

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3.51 S2

and others with bad bodies. But those which will

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3.53 S2

knowledge. None of the bodies, can therefore properly be

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3.66 S2

known the genesis of bodies, so in the same

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3.66 S2

known the destruction of bodies.

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3.68 S2

the disappearance of thickened body, so also the second

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3.68 S2

know the destruction of bodies, second beings, and the

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3.89 S2

Just as our body which is begotten by

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4.14 S2

pledges which are in bodies are a small part

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4.14 S2

small part of the body, so also the pledges

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4.23 S2

them - having a spiritual body himself - - Moses and Elijah

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4.24 S2

to assume a spiritual body

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4.33 S2

them unawares, from their bodies, so that in departing

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4.37 S2

all the logikoi possessing bodies of air.

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4.41 S1

the truth of their bodies.

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4.41 S2

to men an angelic body, and more recently He

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4.41 S2

not shown them the body He has now: rather

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4.41 S2

he has revealed [the body] which they should [?will

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4.60 S2

speak ill of this body of our soul: who

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4.60 S2

beside angels, when the body awakens abruptly.

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4.62 S2

concerning incorporeal [beings], concerning bodies, or even simply to

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4.62 S2

in its will, nor bodies, if it should be

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4.62 S2

and also malign our body here?

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4.68 S2

This body of the soul is

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4.70 S2

over, apart from this body, to the contemplation of

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4.71 S2

of the admiration for bodies?

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4.73 S2

who circle outside our bodies?.

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4.74 S2

now been delivered of bodies and have mingled with

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4.76 S2

to quickly depart (the body) resembles the sick man

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4.80 S2

Him; indeed, the coarse body is not receptive of

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4.82 S2

refuge is the praktike body of the passible soul

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4.83 S2

impure, escapes from the body should reflect on whether

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4.84 S2

not a quality of bodies, nor are colors qualities

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4.84 S2

accidentally (a quality) of bodies.

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4.86 S2

nous that possesses a body does not see the

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4.86 S2

will not see the bodies.

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5.2 S2

their]place and [their] bodies.

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5.11 S2

a darkened and extensive body.

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5.18 S2

the nature of the body by disposing it for

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5.19 S2

The resurrection of the body is the passage from

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5.28 S2

saying that separates the body from the soul, or

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5.32 S2

mean the contemplation of bodies. And it is there

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5.48 S2

Alone of all bodies, the Christ is adorable

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5.52 S2

of the logoi of bodies, a purer (nous) [needs

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5.54 S2

know the logoi of bodies that to see the

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5.54 S2

that to see the bodies themselves.

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5.62 S2

elucidating the nature of bodies would finally make [that

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5.70 S2

Just as our body is said to be

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5.72 S2

river", so that the body also discerns the Paradise

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5.78 S2

Bodies of demons neither grow

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6.3 S2

distinguished) by worlds, by bodies, by knowledges and, it

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6.14 S2

is inseparable from his body; and by th[at

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6.18 S2

when Christ had no body; but there there was

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6.20 S2

has become creator of bodies, judge, governor, physician, shepherds

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6.23 S2

saying of the spiritual body will make known objects

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6.25 S2

sleep; because the the bodies of demons are very

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6.26 S2

that is in our bodies, but it its quality

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6.26 S2

so also in the bodies of demons it is

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6.34 S2

God will change the body of our humiliation into

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6.34 S2

resemblance of the glorious body of the Lord; and

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6.38 S2

voluntary mortification of the body, which perfects the chastity

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6.39 S2

the structure of his body in building it.

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6.47 S2

to him a spiritual body and an appropriate world

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6.49 S2

Juda the contemplation of bodies,Jerusalem [contemplation] of the

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6.57 S2

are spiritual or dark bodies, and the contemplation or

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6.58 S2

Of those bodies that have been stable

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6.58 S2

they will depart spiritual bodies. But whether that will

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6.59 S2

for the sustasis of bodies and incorporeal [beings]; and

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6.72 S2

the contemplation of the body; [and]another is that

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6.78 S2

Equivalent in body is one who is

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6.79 S1

The body of Christ is connatural

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6.79 S1

is connatural with our body; his soul also is

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6.79 S2

The body of the Christ is

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6.79 S2

is connatural with our body, and his soul is

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6.81 S1 (+1)

to be with the body apart from the world

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6.81 S1

nature , apart from the body, to be in the

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6.81 S2

it, apart from the body, to be in the

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Skemmata

18

In bodies there [can be] both

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18

of many essences as bodies do. And by “essences

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20

difference of essence in bodies, in contemplations, and in

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47

ie. objects] ] from the body.

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Monks

7.1

fornication is in the bodies of the intemperate;

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11.1

much food to your body

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Ad virg.

9.3

cause harm to your body

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Ep

57.2

life; (b) . . . of the body—which is our vessel

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57.2

souls are bound by bodies and yet [the body

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57.2

bodies and yet [the body] is perishable; (d) . . . of

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57.3

with regard to the body, but God is the

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57.4

joined us with laboring bodies, as it is written

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Ep fid

6

who is composed of body and soul is not

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7

to be Creator of bodies. Wherefore every number indicates

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23

cognate to its own body. It considers the operations

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37

free from this earthly body, clad in the incorruptible

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37

nor dwell in the body that is subject unto

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Sent alph I

17

While wine strengthens the body, the soul [is strengthened

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20

strike out at the body.

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Assorted Chapters

19

True strength—eating the body of Christ.

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On Prayer

64

nous by affecting the body. God, however, does the

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64

nous he soothes the body’s disharmony.

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69

strikes out against the body’s temperament to create

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83

puts to rest the body’s disharmony; Prayer arouses

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91

and injure your whole body.

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101

is nourishment for the body and virtue [is nourishment

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105

the necessities of the body during your attendance at

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129

the needs of the body and then it will

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132

Virtues of the body should serve you as

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152

the proportion of your body, and your nous is

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Apophthegmata

1

the death of your body will be; let your

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Prak

11

said to be a boiling up and movement of

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71

virtue by cooling our boiling indignation and by quenching

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On Prayer

79

this can you stand boldly before the Lord Sabbaoth

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KG

1.60 S1

down and counted their bonds. However, he was called

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Prak

92

without the comfort of books?’ He replied, ‘My book

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92

books?’ He replied, ‘My book, philosopher, is the nature

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97

I have sold the book which told me, “Sell

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Gn.

25

to let them touch books of this sort, for

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Ad virg.

4.1

rising sun see the Book in your hands,

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Prak

58

are near to the borders of passionlessness, because your

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KG

6.36 S2

beginning has transgressed the borders of wickedness, and because

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On Prayer

62

has drawn near the borders of prayer.

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KG

4.57 S2

eyes of the man born blind.

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On Prayer

82

like the young eagle borne aloft in the heights

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On Prayer

99

to see whether you bother about them or regard

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KG

5.45 S2

and will be taken bound by his enemies .

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Ep fid

23

is made dense and bound to earth, it is

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Prak

12

forces him to go bounding out of his cell

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On Prayer

pref.3

the Trinity; [1] and the boundaries of the orderly arrangement

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On Prayer

77

The bowls of incense are said

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77

the twenty-four elders offered ‘Bowl’ (phialên) is understood to

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Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

edited by Joel Kalvesmaki

bo

boat

bodiless

bodily

body

boil

boldly

bond

book

border

born (adj.)

borne

bother

bound (adj.)

bound (v.)

boundary

bowl