Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

Paris. Gr. 923, fol. 290r

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glad

Prak

The angels are glad when vice decreases the

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decreases the demons are glad when virtue decreases; the

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his wine, which makes glad the heart of man

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Apophthegmata

But rejoice and be glad at the lot of

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glass

Ep fid

shadows as in a glass; hereafter, set free from

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glean

Prak

of the holy Spirit, gleaning ripening grapes from my

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glimpse

Prak

latter keep it from glimpsing the virtues.

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5.3 S2

catch a very small glimpse of the world to

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gloom

Skemmata

with eternal darkness and gloom.

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gloominess

Prak

by the demon of gloominess, which brings on thoughts

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19 (2 vers.)

by the demon of gloominess. Gloominess is the deprivation

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his trap and produces gloominess just where he sees

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gloomy

Gn.

the Knower be neither gloomy nor intimidating. For the

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3.50 S2

to a darkened and gloomy one.

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glorify

5.86 S2

apatheia, seeks to be glorified by men in things

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Monks

5.2

and good hope will glorify him.

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glorious

6.34 S2

the resemblance of the glorious body of the Lord

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Ep fid

time short for their glorious struggle’s sake; for

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On Prayer

will receive a most glorious gift of prayer.

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glory

Prak

pref.3

hunting for the esteem [glory] that comes from men

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pref.3

says, when you receive glory from one another; and

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pref.3

one another; and the glory that comes only from

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and go hunting for glory among men; [1] it raises

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grow, to whom be glory and might for ever

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Gn.

profit, well-being, or fleeting glory, talk about those things

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1.28 S2

be the cause of glory. However, glory accompanies the

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1.28 S2

cause of glory. However, glory accompanies the first, psalmody

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1.81 S1

The glory and light of the

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1.81 S2

While the glory and light of the

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1.81 S1

is spiritual knowledge, the glory and light of the

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1.81 S2

nous is knowledge, the glory and light of the

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3.37 S2

one another by their glory" (1Cor 15:41) and not by

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Ep fid

the destruction of the glory of the Only-begotten. First

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He was seen in glory inferior to the angels

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for strife and vain glory. I have done so

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Assorted Chapters

to be suspicious of glory.

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On Prayer

set before it the glory of God and shape

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148

in material [things] or glory, otherwise it is no

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Exhortations to Monks

1.14

but unspeakable is the glory of the saints and

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gluttony

Prak

first is that of gluttony; and with it, sexual

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The [tempting]-thought of gluttony suggests to the monk

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Skemmata

in front arise from gluttony, while those that follow

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On Prayer

to activate in us gluttony, sexual immorality, avarice, anger