Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

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a symbol of the grace of our Saviour [and

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of beings, recognize the grace of the Creator.

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have found, by the grace of the holy Spirit

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which by God’s grace is innate [within us

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that by God’s grace has come to be

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is produced by the grace of God

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soul, produced by the grace of God.

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also will obtain by grace also the knowledge of

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that cause is liberating grace; and the cause of

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man and by the grace of God.

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which happens through divine grace and human diligence.

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soul that by the grace of God has triumphed

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the demonstration of the grace of God; and blessed

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who will demonstrate the grace that they have received

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Who will recount the grace of God? Who will

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a superior gift of grace

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On Prayer

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and walk by the grace of Christ Amen.

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who gave you this grace.

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I believe, to the grace that is effected by

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On Prayer

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great yearning for God gradually withdraws, so to speak

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which is in the grain. But the seed of

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the body is called grain of the ear to

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world will be called grain of that which will

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take the ear of grain is the first of

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those who have the grain; and he who takes

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the power of the grain.

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is strange to have grand intentions while accomplishing little

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Ep

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us, by his suddenly granting us knowledge . . . (a) . . . of

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also of how he granted to the angels a

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Ep fid

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is Jesus Who prayed “Grant that they may be

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holy Spirit, gleaning ripening grapes from my crop but

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his zenith and the grape becomes fully ripe, then

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it is confirmed by grasping the exact demonstration of

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Monks

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remembers wrongs, will be grasped by sorrow.

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his days are as grass,” not meaning any particular

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a symbol of his grave; for with them [also

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him within his holy grave, where our father Abraham

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of water helps a great deal towards continence; let

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shows the monk how great his virtues are.

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this charity is called “great”, because it bridles indignation

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the ascetic life with greater knowledge, for they wish

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the soul progresses, the greater the opponents which take

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A great thing - to pray without

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pray without distraction; a greater thing still - to sing

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Gn.

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and judgment," said the great Knower and teacher Didymus

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the demons - provoke a great battle, one against the

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contemplation placed at a great height which it is

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Skemmata

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they are received] with greatest difficulty. And it is

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by one who is greater.

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Ep

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we attain to such great knowledge, nor are we

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again, “My Father is greater than I.” This passage

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speak of angel as greater than angel, of man

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is said to be greater than the Son, then

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His Father to be greater than Himself, when He

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the infirmity of the greater part of mankind. In

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words “my Father is greater than I,” and also

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Sent alph I

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tongue the danger is great.

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Sent alph II

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The very greatest possession is an infallible

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On Prayer

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you blessedly imitated our great teacher Macarios. And this

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When your nous in great yearning for God gradually

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you will find very great assurance and angels will

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Knowledge has great beauty: it is the

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Take care to acquire great humility and courage, and

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do not lose the great benefit of your prayer

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rather John the Very Great - who remained without moving

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to pray becomes a greater joy than any other

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Apophthegmata

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said, 'It is a great thing to pray without

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without distraction is even greater.'

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a bishop and a great leader; but at present

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A great deal of time will

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On Prayer

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every petition, for it greatly pleases your Master to

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the nous is found greatly relieved, praying soundly. But

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tempting-] thoughts (logismoi), we greatly provoke them: since although

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no limit to his greatness.

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each state is the greatness of their forms, the

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by bodies; but their greatness, their shapes, their distance

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hold of, so the greed of an unjust man

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Hebrew language, and to Greeks there are those who

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who speak in the Greek language, and so on

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said to the disciples, Greet no one along the

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intercession of the righteous Gregory who planted me, and

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teaching of the just Gregory: prudence, courage, temperance, and

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of continence, according to [Gregory’s] explanation. (4) Justice’s

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deep well; I mean Gregory, Christ’s mouth. Give

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do not irritate the grey head of her who

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waiting. Think of their grief without end and the

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sociable and call us grim and uncivilized, to make

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On Prayer

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your failures with silent groans.

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Apophthegmata

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silence, their most bitter groanings, their fear, their strife

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a little from the ground cast a shadow, so

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On Prayer

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divide themselves [into two groups], and if you appear

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for help, the second [group] enters arrayed as angels

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drives away the first [group] that is assailing you

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peaceful states: [A] the first grows from natural seeds; [B] while

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Lord who makes me grow, to whom be glory

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in effect, that it grows and it is the

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that make the soul grow, but the varieties of

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that make the soul grow, but rather their contemplation

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wisdom has, in turn, grown in them by their

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and if the latter grow in water, it is

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Bodies of demons neither grow nor diminish and a

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to the end that growing little by little it

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In the growth of the intellections of

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the degree of their growth.

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contain different logikoi for growth in the knowledge of

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Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

edited by Joel Kalvesmaki

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grace

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