Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

Paris. Gr. 923, fol. 290r

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doctor

6.20 S2

judge, governor, physician, shepherds, doctor, merciful and forbearing, and

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doctrine

Gn.

to explain in part doctrines concerning physike and theologike

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known one of the doctrines concerning nature, and which

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ethics, but not concerning doctrine, unless there are found

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4.10 S2

Among writers of true doctrines, some have plunged from

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4.25 S2

the sign of untrue doctrines and logoi . The first

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4.28 S2

pure virtues and true doctrines.

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4.53 S2

viciousness and with false doctrines; they run aground on

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5.38 S1

second, when, in his doctrine, he will fall from

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5.38 S1

head of the erroneous doctrines.

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6.1 S2

commandments and by true doctrines, it has taught in

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6.60 S2

is deprived of spiritual doctrine, or which lacks seeds

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Ep fid

yearn for the divine doctrines, and the philosophy that

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accordance with the true doctrine speak of the Son

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Incarnation and the denser doctrine, is not the ultimate

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according to the denser doctrine which, as I said

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contemplation wherein also the doctrine of the Holy Trinity

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dog

Prak

pref.9

throw holy things to dogs nor cast pearls before

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states and, like a dog with a young deer

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Skemmata

Like a [guard-]dog [lit. dog-like] is the

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Like a [guard-]dog [lit. dog-like] is the

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On Prayer

And take courage: the dogs will not stand against

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dog-like

Skemmata

a [guard-]dog [lit. dog-like] is the contemplative nous

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a [guard-]dog [lit. dog-like] is the ascetical nous

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dogmas

Ep fid

ideas about the divine dogmas I am acquiring a

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doing

Prak

undertake all their evil doings together.

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domestic

Prak

the incorporeals. Its own domestic troubles habitually make it

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dominate

Monks

6.1

One who dominates his flesh, will be

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door

Prak

pref.8

love. Love is the door to knowledge of nature

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people thronging at his door, calling for him, and

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4.83 S2

not standing by the door and will not accuse

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6.20 S2

and forbearing, and again door, way, lamb, high priest

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Ep fid

me knock at the door of knowledge, if haply

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was He made a door, a shepherd, an angel

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On Prayer

it knocks vigorously, [the door] will be opened.

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dove

Skemmata

is symbolized by the dove descending upon him.

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downtrodden

57.2

God, who comforts the downtrodden, also comforts us, by