Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

Paris. Gr. 923, fol. 290r

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human

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against nature to fight human beings, so as to

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away demonic thoughts with human thoughts To drive away

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1.26 S2

If the human body is a part

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1.68 S1

the nous, among the humans, predominance of the épithumia

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1.68 S2

fire predominate, but in human beings epithumia and earth

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1.79 S2

through divine grace and human diligence.

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3.29 S2

The sign of the human state is the human

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3.29 S2

human state is the human body, and the sign

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3.43 S2

i.e. chrism]; but human beings especially and abundantly

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3.54 S2

Cherubs, Gabriel, Gabriel, and human beings, human beings.

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3.54 S2

Gabriel, and human beings, human beings.

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4.33 S2

are themselves even less human. And if these latter

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6.72 S2

is that of the human organon .

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to bodily pain for human beings.

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beings [animals], others as human beings. [Accompanying us] as

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anger; [Accompanying us] as human beings are those arising

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as living beings and human beings.

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individual and generally of human nature. In the case

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to utter,” and of human nature, as when David

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any particular man, but human nature generally; for every

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beyond the limits of human thought, and then being

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On Prayer

are a slave to human praise and eagerly hunt

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monk who regards every human being as God, after

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humble

4.31 S2

who is much more humble that another will be

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Monks

130.2

exalt their words are humbled by them.

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137.2

do not forget my humble soul at the time

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take seeds from a humble person like me, and

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Assorted Chapters

An unbreakable tool—a humble soul.

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On Prayer

pref.4

The chapters themselves are humble, but you will not

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Exhortations to Monks

1.9

Unbalanced laughter obliterates a humble disposition.

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their riches, while the humble share out their wealth

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humiliate

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first [tempting-]thought, is humiliated all the more by

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Gn.

life; and do not { humiliate } apatheia with a thickened

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humiliation

6.34 S2

the body of our humiliation into the resemblance of

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humility

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pref.2

Words like these produce humility and uproot the primordial

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like this will instill humility and leave no room

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the first there follow: [1] humility, with [2] compunction, and [3] tears

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thought of vainglory with humility, or the thought of

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Gn.

become preeminent, it teaches humility to those who possess

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4.73 S2

thumikos is full of humility following the memory of

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4.79 S2

the high priest is humility of the thumos, which

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On Prayer

care to acquire great humility and courage, and no

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135

time equiping yourself with humility against the antagonists.

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in appropriate shame and humility.

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Exhortations to Monks

1.5

Hospitality is obtained through humility together with renunciation of

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1.5

put down by immeasurable humility: – [humility] which says, ‘I

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1.5

down by immeasurable humility: – [humility] which says, ‘I am

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humorous

Gn.

And you will be humorous to your listeners, rather

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hundred

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pref.9

ascetical matters into a hundred chapters, and matters of

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pref.9

into fifty, plus six hundred. And some things I

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continence; let the three hundred Israelites who defeated Midian

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against him with four hundred men . We who are

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thirty, sixty, and a hundred fold. For, it is

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On Prayer

pref.1

but there are a hundred and fifty-three of them

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pref.3

on prayer into one hundred and fifty-three I am

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pref.3

while the number one hundred by itself is ‘square

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pref.3

if you obtain a hundred and fifty-three by adding

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hundredfold

4.42 S2

The promise of the hundredfold is the contemplation of

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hunger

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hands powerless to work; hunger and disease yet to

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desire) is quenched by [1] hunger, [2] toil, and [3] solitude. Churning

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yearns for varied foodstuffs; hunger considers it sheer bliss

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Monks

11.4

so hunger extinguishes shameful fantasies.

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hungry

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money to feed the hungry, saying something worth remembering

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hunt

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pref.3

and darkening virtues, always hunting for the esteem [glory

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their efforts [B] and go hunting for glory among men

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movements of irascibility it hunts down all impassioned [tempting

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is the ascetical nous, hunting down unjust [tempting-]thoughts

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On Prayer

human praise and eagerly hunt for it, using the

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hurl

6.6 S2

the sword he has hurled into the world.

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one of the shafts hurled heavenward by those who

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hurry

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occasion when Saul was hurrying to Damascus with a

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hurt

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to us to our hurt He makes His own