Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

Paris. Gr. 923, fol. 290r

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drag

Prak

demons. The latter, however, dragging us towards worldly desires

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by the demon which drags the mind towards blasphemy

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and the one which drags us off to blaspheme

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On Prayer

148

for them , as they drag you off and entice

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dragon

5.44 S2

If the anger of dragons is their wine and

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draw

Prak

when it perceives them drawing near because of the

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life (praktike) successfully and drawn near to knowledge, hardly

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4.37 S2

is said that some draw breath from the outside

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4.37 S2

said that those that[draw breath] from the outside

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4.37 S2

with lungs; those that [draw breath from] the inside

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4.37 S2

wings; and those who draw breath from every direction

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5.37 S2

the spiritual teaching that draws the soul from the

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57.3

he might entice and draw men from wickedness to

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Ep fid

teach simple souls lessons drawn from Holy Scripture, but

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On Prayer

are like people who draw water and pour it

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may believe it has drawn near the borders of

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so that God will draw near and travel with

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you see a sword drawn against you or a

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the scourge will not draw near your tent, for

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dread

1.57 S1

Men dread the Sheol, and demons

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dream

Prak

the soul (epithumetikon) through dreams, show us things like

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day and through our dreams at night And passionlessness

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1.38 S1

say diverse things about dreams and that, when we

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4.60 S2

who in hallucinations of dreams are terrified by demons

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6.86 S2

back by means of dreams; they render still others

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Monks

52.1

An angelic dream rejoices the heart;

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52.2

while a demonic dream disturbs it.

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dress

Sent alph I

not approve the outer dress of a Christian man

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drink

Prak

for some water to drink He said, ‘Make do

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my bread by weight, drank my water by measure

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ripe, then we shall drink his wine, which makes

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Gn.

that the intellect by drinking spiritual knowledge is perfectly

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1.83 S2

the prophets not to drink, we also know the

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2.44 S2

the bread, but all drink of the chalice.

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2.86 S2

not showbread, and their drink is full of flies

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2.86 S2

is showbread, and their drink is unspoiled. (cf. Ex

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5.13 S2

by God to give drink to those who sleep

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5.69 S2

is the Christ who drinks there.

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5.72 S2

from which it will drink.

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Monks

119.2

and one who drinks of it is made

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Ad virg.

10.1

not decent, nor is drinking wine good;

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Ep fid

that they may not drink “of the well of

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eat His flesh, and drink His blood, being made

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Instr

The gentle man drinks water of truth; to

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drinking-cup

Sent alph II

just speeches is a drinking-cup of cold water.

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drive

Prak

impossible for us to drive away this enemy. He

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in the desert and drives away the demons which

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and before we are driven too far from our

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use a nail to drive out a nail, you

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is strong enough to drive away demonic thoughts with

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with human thoughts To drive away the [tempting-]thought

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3.90 S1

before the mind and drives the nous away at

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On Prayer

they will instantly be driven far away, invisibly and

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arrayed as angels and drives away the first [group

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Exhortations to Monks

1.10

muddy, while speaking evil drives us away from peace

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drunken

Instr

his mantle, and the drunken man [loses] his life

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dry

Prak

passionlessness by a relatively dry and regular diet, joined

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Gn.

Jerusalem, the animals of dry land and waters, and