Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

Paris. Gr. 923, fol. 290r

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fugitive

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be helpless, cowardly and fugitive.

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and so becomes a fugitive, tossed around by the

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fulfill

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are bodiless, those who fulfill all its spiritual desires

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1.85 S2

of incorporeal [beings] who fulfil all its spiritual desires

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treatment and then readily fulfil their own functions; just

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On Prayer

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of your longing, having fulfilled ‘the week’ [of years

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number of chapters, thereby fulfilling your instructions.

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full

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memories of anything are full of passion, it. is

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Macarius right in the full heat of the day

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1.43 S1

is by His "wisdom full of variety"; but He

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2.86 S2

and their drink is full of flies; but those

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powers are pure and full of knowledge, and their

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4.73 S2

whom the thumikos is full of humility following the

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4.76 S1

He who is full of passions and prays

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5.84 S2

safe] within it the full manifold wisdom of God

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imprisoned in flesh, and full of the thoughts that

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On Prayer

will] is not in full harmony with the will

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or temperament, having become full of reverence and joy

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fullness

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Without end is the fullness of those who are

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1.54 S2

Limitless is the fullness of those who are

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1.54 S1

rest when the perfect fullness will lead those who

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they rest when the fullness causes the receptive to

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soul purified through the fullness of the virtues establishes

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fully

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and the grape becomes fully ripe, then we shall

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who has placed the ful[ly] manifold wisdom in

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On Prayer

if these four are fully [present] and equally balanced

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function

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readily fulfil their own functions; just so the mind

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On Prayer

and purest power and function.

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furthermore

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Furthermore if he calls the

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fury

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given for withstanding the fury (thumos) of the demons