Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

Paris. Gr. 923, fol. 290r

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embark

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to those who have embarked on the same quest

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On Prayer

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divine things, or to embark on immaterial prayer, should

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embody

1.74 S1

Trinity, in bodiless and embodied nature, and in the

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embrace

Gn.

said, and that you embrace everything, even if a

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Ep fid

time. I am not embracing a city life. I

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emerge

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words of beginning knowledge emerged as lamentation touched me

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empire

1.67 S2

other, in what their empire consists, and how they

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employ

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life is. So, it employs, as they say, every

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Skemmata

with knowledge it is employed in contemplation. When it

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Ep fid

This passage is also employed by the ungrateful creatures

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On Prayer

settled fairly without indignation . Employ every possible means to

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who prays, and it employs every means to defeat

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these sorts of temptations employ brief, intense prayer.

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and by day they employ others who encompass him

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empower

4.70 S2

soul: but to those empowered by purity of soul

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Ep fid

power” those that are empowered, and by “His own

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emptiness

1.54 S1

within ends is the emptiness contained . The second beings

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1.54 S1

beings are coextensive with emptiness , and they will rest

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1.54 S2

without limit, but for emptiness limits have been set

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1.54 S2

beings are coextensive with emptiness, they rest when the

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empty

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raised him up with empty hopes like this, it