Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

KG

4.46 S2

The four corners signify the four elements

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Prak

89

of the logoi of corporeal and incorporeal beings. [2A

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KG

1.75 S2

be, the contemplation of corporeal and incorporeal nature is

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1.76 S2

as to exist in corporeal nature.

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2.60 S2

is the incorporeal and corporal nature.

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3.10 S2

which is known by corporeal nature.

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3.11 S2

Corporeal nature has received the

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3.32 S2

of His wisdom, for corporeal nature would thus be

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3.53 S2

Now there is no corporeal nature receptive of knowledge

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3.57 S2

has traced it in corporeal nature.

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3.74 S2

Everything which pertains to corporeal nature and is called

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3.75 S2

considered polluted comes from corporeal nature; but what is

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3.80 S2

Knowable are corporeal nature and incorporeal (nature

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3.80 S2

is it more as corporeal nature and incorporeal nature

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4.11 S2

known by means of corporeal nature and incorporeal (nature

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4.19 S2

quantity is linked to corporeal nature; number therefore pertains

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4.58 S2

when he creates the corporal nature and worlds which

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5.50 S2

the incorporeal and the corporeal nature in the beginning

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6.4 S2

incorporeals and to the corporeals as Creator.

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6.16 S2

and from incorporeal and corporeal nature has appeared to

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6.17 S2

by incorporeal nature and corporeal (nature).

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6.50 S2

this world belongs to corporeal nature; and everything that

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6.50 S2

everything that belongs to corporal nature is a part

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6.77 S2

with him in his corporeal state come with him

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6.82 S2

that God is in corporeal nature like the architect

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6.85 S2

in common belong to corporeal nature, it is therefore

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On Prayer

58

above the contemplation of corporeal natures, it has still

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Exhortations to Monks

1.2

by almsgiving; Anxiety over corporeal matters is cut away

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KG

4.27 S2

openly; but you will correct this symbol among the

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Prak

79

the soul, unless their [corresponding] contemplations succeed one other

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KG

1.86 S1

anything which is among corruptible things more than the

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1.86 S2

cannot love anything among corruptible things more than the

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2.33 S2

first in power are corruptible, and and those [which

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3.55 S2

now it has received corruptible sensation as the teacher

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5.41 S2

imprinted abstains from all corruptible desire, and is henceforth

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KG

1.55 S1

from the act of corruption; but the deliverance from

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1.55 S2

be delivered from the corruption [inherent]in action; but

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1.55 S2

be delivered] from the corruption [inherent] in power.

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