Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

Paris. Gr. 923, fol. 290r

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eager

Gn.

of temptation; and with eager zeal feed those who

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Ep fid

they whom we are eager to entertain are friends

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Sent alph I

Eager for work is he

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Assorted Chapters

free of sadness, be eager to please God.

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On Prayer

see that you are eager to truly pray, they

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Instr

and you will be eager for peace and you

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eagerly

Prak

of knowledge, we should eagerly engage in the ascetical

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the enemies and [3B] eagerly to endure afflictions belongs

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On Prayer

to human praise and eagerly hunt for it, using

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it was pressing on eagerly to immaterial and formless

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good cheer and persevere eagerly in holy prayer.

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eagerness

Prak

for God, and [5] immeasurable eagerness for [our assigned] task

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Exhortations to Monks

1.13

Eagerness, yearning, and bodily mortification

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eagle

On Prayer

be like the young eagle borne aloft in the

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ear

2.25 S2

called grain of the ear to come, so also

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2.49 S2

first to take the ear of grain is the

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2.49 S2

who takes the second ear is the first of

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2.49 S2

who takes the third ear is the first of

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2.49 S2

who have the first ear; and he who takes

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2.49 S2

who have the second ear; and so on with

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2.49 S2

abandons [both] the last ear and first - he who

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Ep fid

and cultivate the ripe ear for yourselves, for, as

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Sent alph I

From ears and tongue the danger

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early

Prak

the case that these earlier things are gone and

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earnest

On Prayer

of one who is earnest, it lets up for

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earth

Prak

pref.2

Day-Star down to the earth.

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cannot be found on earth men more bitter than

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attachment to anything on earth, it is impossible for

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Gn.

what is upon the earth escapes it.

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1.23 S2

logoi] of things on earth are the good [things

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1.23 S2

good [things] of the earth; but if the holy

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1.23 S2

the goods of the earth. But it is said

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1.23 S2

which is in the earth is also known by

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1.68 S2

human beings epithumia and earth, and among demons thumos

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3.37 S2

the shadow of the earth, others outside of it

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3.64 S2

all the things on earth that gives pleasure like

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3.65 S2

as disciples on the earth will establish the former

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3.79 S2

are now under the earth will carry away to

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3.79 S2

made the things of earth - the poor wretches!

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4.29 S2

Just as if the earth were destroyed night would

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5.8 S2

who have cultivated their earth during the six years

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5.16 S2

those who are on earth.

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5.33 S2

steward} cannot till the earth because he has forsaken

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5.64 S2

things that are on earth.

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6.26 S2

demons it is not earth itself nor water itself

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Skemmata

the logoi of the earth.

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57.1

father nothing on the earth would be left for

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57.4

lowest parts of the earth so that they might

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57.4

Lord’s, but the earth he gave to men

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Ep fid

fire, water, air, and earth. Again, man is called

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dense and bound to earth, it is both commingled

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in heaven and in earth. Therefore the Son is

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the face of the earth. For what the holy

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On Prayer

the bush burning on earth, until he had taken

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death, coming back to earth again.

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earthen

Ep fid

my brothers, lest the earthen vessels which hold the

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earthly

1.3 S2

caused to be, like earthly science; but different from

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Skemmata

nous destructive of every earthly thought.

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Ep fid

set free from this earthly body, clad in the

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easily

Prak

places where he can easily find all that he

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especially subtle and it easily infiltrates those whose lives

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is something which is easily moved, and hard to

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obtained apatheia, it will easily recognise the wiles of

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Gn.

touched knowledge yet is easily moved to anger is

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of those who are easily scandalized.

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so that you can easily tell each what is

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concerning judgement, for this easily engenders [their] contempt: for

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3.12 S2

which is able to easily receive essential knowledge.

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4.7 S2

it the art of easily becoming a seer.

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5.78 S2

motion; and they are easily known by those who

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On Prayer

be able to [more] easily confess your sins and

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And [the nous] will easily yield to its influence

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faith, and you will easily look upon your enemies

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east

3.60 S2

The ‘sign of the East’ is the symbol of

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easy

Prak

needs and practice an easier, more convenient craft After

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much as it is easier to sin in intent

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eat

Prak

water or sleep I ate my bread by weight

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he would bid him eat with his mother and

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He said, ‘Do not eat with a woman’.

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1.23 S2

the angels of God eat the goods of the

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1.23 S2

it is said, Man eats the bread of angels

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2.44 S2

Not all the saints eat the bread, but all

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5.35 S2

received the order to eat the former by the

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5.35 S2

the praktike that we ate the former.

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Monks

15.4

but rather eat your morsel with him

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118.2

one who eats it will acquire apatheia

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Ad virg.

9.1

say, “Today I will eat but I will not

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9.1

but I will not eat tomorrow,”

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10.1

Eating meat is not decent

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Ep fid

what follows. “He that eateth me,” He says, “he

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of me;” for we eat His flesh, and drink

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Assorted Chapters

the truly poor also eats of Christ.

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True strength—eating the body of Christ

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Apophthegmata

Fathers used to say, 'Eat a little without irregularity