Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

Paris. Gr. 923, fol. 290r

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fear (n.)

Prak

pref.8

is steadied by the fear of God And [this

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of God And [this fear] in turn [is strengthened

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watched over by the fear of God, which is

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4.48 S2

and not susceptible to fear.

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4.85 S2

his sense organs, for fear that by perceiving a

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5.36 S2

who are there, for fear that, when Joshua becomes

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6.37 S2

recite sayings concerning the fear of God, although they

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6.37 S2

do not know the fear of God.

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Skemmata

Fear is betrayal of the

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Monks

4.1

Fear of the Lord guards

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On Prayer

100

circumvent by the impassable fear of him, while [yet

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100

your God shall you fear ’ and again, ‘At Whom

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100

At Whom all things fear and tremble, before the

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143

serve the Lord in fear and to rejoice in

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Apophthegmata

most bitter groanings, their fear, their strife, their waiting

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darkness, gnashing of teeth, fear and supplications. Consider also

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sinners, afflict yourself for fear lest you too feel

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towards many people, for fear lest your spirit be

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fear (v.)

Prak

decline. [3A] Not to fear the enemies and [3B

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1.57 S2

Men fear Sheol, while demons fear

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1.57 S2

fear Sheol, while demons fear the abyss; but there

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4.73 S2

for him not to fear our adversaries who circle

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Assorted Chapters

If you fear God you will know

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The one who fears God does all in

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On Prayer

if I do not fear God or respect man

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God, ‘I will not fear evil things, for you

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are tempting you to fear them, to see whether

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fearful

On Prayer

143

and that He is fearful and impartial you have

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Apophthegmata

remembrance also. Imagine the fearful and terrible judgement. Consider

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fearless

Monks

12.2

is gentle will be fearless.

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feast (n.)

Prak

meetings with friends, family feasts, women dancing and other

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feast (v.)

5.9 S2

Among men, some will feast with the angels, others

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On Prayer

143

of spiritual rest and feasting that it is all

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feed

Prak

gave the money to feed the hungry, saying something

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Gn.

and with eager zeal feed those who appear.

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2.32 S2

not material [things] that feed bodies, but rather their

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2.74 S2

some holy powers have fed and which have exerted

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2.82 S2

are naturally suitable to feed the world that is

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3.7 S2

changes is established to feed the logikoi and those

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3.7 S2

logikoi and those which feed [on it] attain to

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3.7 S2

those which do not feed [on it] attain to

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5.8 S2

of praktike, these will feed orphans and widows not

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Ep fid

in his unreasonableness was fed by the Word of

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feel

1.36 S1

we are accustomed to feel the matter; the organ

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1.40 S2

his evil, and who felt compassion for his brothers

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2.35 S1

which it sees and feels the minds of creatures

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Ep fid

been astonished at your feeling towards me as you

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Apophthegmata

fear lest you too feel those pains. But rejoice

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feeling

1.25 S2

striving to seize the feeling part, either of the

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feign

Gn.

is necessary sometimes to feign ignorance because those who

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fellowship

Ep fid

our sufferings in His fellowship with us.

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fervently

On Prayer

will weep even more fervently.

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festal

Monks

41.1

Festal celebration of God -

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43.1

Festal celebration of God -

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feverish

On Prayer

pref.1

I was feverish with the inflammation of