Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

Paris. Gr. 923, fol. 290r

Introduction

Life

Writings

Images

Bibliography

Indexes

Credits

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ephod

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4.56 S2

The intelligible ephod is the state of

4.75 S2

The intelligible ephod is the soul’s

epilogue

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Epilogue

epithumetikon

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part of the soul (epithumetikon) through dreams, show us

KG

3.59 S2

the logistikon by the epithumetikon, or by the thumikon

epithumia

Prak

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is preceded by desire (epithumia) and desire is born

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vigils and [3] prayer. Burning epithumia (desire) is quenched by

Gn.

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b] or rather of epithumia and what follows it

KG

1.53 S1

beasts those which excite epithumia

1.68 S1

humans, predominance of the épithumia, and among the demons

1.68 S2

but in human beings epithumia and earth, and among

1.84 S1

of knowledge and ignorance, epithumiais receptive of chastity and

1.84 S2

in the nous, while epithumia is receptive of self-control

1.85 S2

the elements of its epithumia desire, but ceases from

3.35 S1

by love; and the épithumia, by chastity. And the

3.35 S2

heals] thumos, and chastity epithumia. And the cause of

3.59 S1

by the logistikon, by epithumia, or by thumos, and

4.73 S2

God, and in whom epithumia is completely oriented toward

5.27 S2

one who sees, and epithumia, when it is moved

6.83 S2

it from thumos and epithumia and those which are

6.84 S1

into the heart and epithumia of the flesh into

6.85 S2

evident that thumos and epithumia do not seem to

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will never tolerate desire [epithumia]; because desire provides the

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indignation (thumos) and desire, (epithumia) that must be ruled

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