Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

Paris. Gr. 923, fol. 290r

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depart

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has triumphed and has departed from the body will

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bodies, so that in departing [from life] they encounter

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4.33 S2

desires that those who depart [life] be given over

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4.34 S2

said: You will not depart from there, until what

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4.76 S2

who prays to quickly depart (the body) resembles the

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6.58 S2

that that they will depart spiritual bodies. But whether

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departure

4.76 S1

and prays for his departure from this world to

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6.77 S2

announce to Mary the departure of Christ from the

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excellent course and his departure to God.

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depend

Prak

are good or bad depending on their use produce

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1.63 S2

or do not exist depends on the will of

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1.63 S2

are immortal or mortal depends on their own will

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dependent

Prak

the Lord is not dependent on geography, the demon

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depict

Prak

congestive heart failure are depicted, along with long sickness

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from the objects [they depict; thus knowing] which demons

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Skemmata

unclean [tempting-]thoughts: some depict God as unjust, others

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others as without mercy. [Depicting God as] unjust are

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deprecate

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His passion our Lord deprecates the designation of “Jesus

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depressed

Prak

words, ‘Why are you depressed, my soul, why do

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depressing

Skemmata

of hearing, since a depressing word disturbs the heart

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depression

Skemmata

pleasures, others to sadness [depression], still others to bodily

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those arising from sadness [depression], vainglory, and pride; while

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lead are from sadness [depression], while the ones that

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thought of deep sorrow [depression].

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or from deep sadness [depression] chain the nous.

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thoughts of deep sadness [depression] are destructive of all

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deprivation

Prak

gloominess. Gloominess is the deprivation of pleasure, either an

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1.49 S2

and which through this deprivation begets ignorance.

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2.8 S2

but if ignorance is deprivation of knowledge, wealth precedes

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4.71 S2

able to endure the deprivation of all, which will

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deprive

Prak

To deprive oneself of water helps

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the desert they are deprived of things. And in

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1.36 S1

that, because it is deprived of one of the

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1.36 S2

nous, for it was deprived of one of the

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1.49 S1

the fact of being deprived of it, engenders ignorance

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4.35 S2

if] the demons are deprived of this gift, then

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4.47 S2

the thought and to deprive it of spiritual contemplation

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4.62 S2

if it should be deprived of the organon that

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4.71 S2

it deeply saddens those deprived of it: who [then

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4.71 S2

all at once and deprive him of the admiration

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5.45 S2

when he will be deprived of it, the Nazarene

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5.56 S1

separated from things was deprived also of their contemplation

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5.90 S2

But one who is deprived of these two proceeds

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6.60 S2

the nous which is deprived of spiritual doctrine, or

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6.69 S2

and demons; men are deprived of seeing angels and

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Skemmata

ir] nous, let them deprive themsel[ves] of all

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depth

2.58 S2

length and in the depth, it is in the

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5.37 S2

the soul from the depth of vice towards virtue