Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

Prak

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of the nous (mind/intellect) and bestowing incorruptibility upon

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Gn.

6

within himself; for the intellect is naturally betrayed by

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11

them overmuch, lest your intellect be filled with images

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42

presents itself to the intellect either as [really] existing

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Thumis, Serapion, that the intellect by drinking spiritual knowledge

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49

is to purify the intellect and to render it

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49

but to distance the intellect from matter and to

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KG

1.33 S2

matter, so also the intellect needs a sharpened spiritual

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Ep fid

30

high thing of their intellect that exalts itself against

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On Prayer

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palliating my diseased nous (intellect) in its shameful deformity

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fixed in the nous (intellect) through love and forgetfulness

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spirit. Understand that nous (intellect) takes complete precedence over

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equally balanced, the nous (intellect) will not be betrayed

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intellectual power of the intellect to contemplation of divine

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KG

1.62 S1

when it frequents the intellections of creatures, but in

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1.65 S1

the growth of the intellections of the creatures there

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1.74 S1

nature, and in the intellection of the natures of

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2.30 S2

the thoughts [prob. τὰ νοητά, the intellections cf. 2.45] of all those

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2.30 S2

over those whose thoughts [intellections]they know that they

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2.45 S2

the nous alone has intellection of the intelligible, and

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3.47 S2

is ignorant of the intellections of judgement.

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3.55 S2

as teacher of immaterial intellections; but now it has

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3.55 S2

the teacher of material intellections.

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one who knows the intellections of all the beings

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4.40 S1

the spiritual praktiké, the intellection which is in the

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4.40 S2

which partially reveals the intellections of the praktike and

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4.53 S2

and confusion of ideas["intellections"], in the same way

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4.54 S1

the differences in the intellections.

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4.67 S1

just as the intelligible intellections move the nous to

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4.81 S2

the sign of its intellection is immaterial and incorporeal

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5.75 S1

it looks at the intellections; and the more its

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5.79 S2

that knows [both] the intellection of the incorporeals and

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6.35 S2

By the intellections of the commandments holy

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On Prayer

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of prayer, awakening the intellectual power of the intellect

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KG

1.71 S1

no limit to His intelligence".

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6.84 S2

the heart, where its intelligence also is; and its

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Ep fid

23

last day: for our intelligence is raised up and

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Word. But since our intelligence is made dense and

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Gn.

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of the holy and intelligent powers apart from their

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KG

5.34 S2

that guards unharmed the intelligent part of the soul

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KG

1.70 S2

the logoi concerning the intelligible [beings]; third, then, is

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1.76 S2

the knowledge of the intelligible forms of the objects

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2.27 S2

when it considers the intelligibles, sometimes receives their vision

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2.28 S2

the totality: but the intelligible eye either has not

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2.35 S2

Vision shows it simple, intelligible objects; through hearing it

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2.36 S2

to all seers of intelligible objects that has been

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2.45 S1

of both both the intelligible (noetic) and sensible, indeed

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2.45 S2

has intellection of the intelligible, and it thus becomes

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2.47 S2

contemplation of sensible or intelligible [things], and still less

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2.52 S2

called the knowers of intelligible [things] and the others

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2.52 S2

the knowledge of the intelligible.

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3.17 S2

contemplation that concerns the intelligibles, which also requires a

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3.44 S2

The intelligible ‘sun’ is the reasoning

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The intelligible ‘moon’ is the reasoning

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The intelligible ‘star’s are reasoning

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4.12 S2

The intelligible circumcision is a voluntary

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The intelligible anointing is the spiritual

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4.28 S2

The intelligible unleavened loaves are the

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4.36 S2

The intelligilble fat is the thickness

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4.48 S2

The intelligible turban is faith which

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4.52 S2

The intelligible blade is the knowledge

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4.56 S2

The intelligible ephod is the state

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4.66 S2

The intelligible pectoral is the hidden

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4.67 S1

shapes: just as the intelligible intellections move the nous

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4.69 S2

The intelligible coat is the spiritual

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4.72 S2

The intelligible trousers are the mortification

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4.75 S2

The intelligible ephod is the soul

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place[s]; but in the intelligible [Church], those who are

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5.13 S2

The intelligible cloud is the reasoning

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The intelligible (large or storm-) cloud

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5.28 S2

The intelligible sword is the spiritual

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5.31 S2

The intelligible shield is practical knowledge

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5.34 S2

The intelligible helmet is spiritual knowledge

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5.37 S2

The intelligible [fish-]hook is the

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5.40 S2

The intelligible mountain is spiritual contemplation

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5.41 S2

in whose soul the intelligible world is completely imprinted

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5.43 S2

The intelligible path is the state

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5.68 S2

The intelligible Philistine is he who

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The intelligible hero is he who

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The intelligible city is the spiritual

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The intelligible gates are the virtues

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The intelligible deadbolt (or bar) is

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5.82 S2

The intelligible wall is apatheia of

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5.84 S2

The intelligible temple is the pure

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the other spiritual and intelligible. The first contemplation [can

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also by qualities. The intelligible and holy (nations) (are

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6.6 S2

the praktiké (circumcizes) the intelligible (Jew), he whom Christ

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6.38 S2

The intelligible cross is voluntary mortification

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6.53 S2

The intelligible arrow is the evil

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6.55 S2

the nous approaches the intelligible that it is no

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6.64 S2

has enlightened us concerning intelligible healing and by that

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6.71 S2

same way to the intelligible Israel are opposed intelligible

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6.71 S2

intelligible Israel are opposed intelligible nations.

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Skemmata

4

nous is the noetic (intelligible) height like the color

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On Prayer

58

the knowledge of noetic (intelligible) beings [i.e angels

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Exhortations to Monks

1.1

away by fasting; The intemperance of fornication is stripped

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Monks

7.1

the bodies of the intemperate;

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Ep

57.2

God, nor do we intend the spirits to be

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Ep fid

15

This is perhaps the intended meaning of what He

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On Prayer

98

of temptations employ brief, intense prayer.

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Prak

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and note [down] their intensification and diminution, and their

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Prak

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easier to sin in intent than in deed, the

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Sent alph II

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strange to have grand intentions while accomplishing little.

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Ep fid

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and incapable of gazing intently in pure contemplation, being

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On Prayer

146

Just as staring intently and directly at the

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Prak

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at the prayers and intercession of the righteous Gregory

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Skemmata

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An intercession is an invocation presented

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Prak

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and diminution, and their interconnectedness, and their timing, and

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On Prayer

34

lit distracted] with [conversational] intercourse with him?

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Ep fid

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cases we look for interest. But I trust in

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Prak

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the [activity] which is interfering with it.

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Gn.

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and which purify the interior man: the vessels which

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KG

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are united to the interior of the shadow of

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is known by the interior of the two living

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6.39 S2

the regeneration of our interior man , which the Christ

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Apophthegmata

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distracted, so that your interior peace may not be

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KG

1.12 S2

he who is without intermediaries, and he thus also

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1.41 S2

more ancient than the intermediary.

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the first approach the intermediaries by the mouth, and

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1.68 S1

and the last the intermediaries by the nostrils

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1.68 S2

that the third approaches intermediaries through the nostrils, while

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On Prayer

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with him without any intermediary?

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KG

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not engendered, but the intermediate engenders and is engendered

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said that men are intermediate between angels and demons

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KG

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that [logos] of their internal part close to elements

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KG

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Thus a judgment is interposed between the movement of

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KG

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star hidden by the interposition of another star is

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Prak

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between demons and to interpret their different occasions: this

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Gn.

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the time when he interprets the Scriptures, be free

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You must not interpret spiritually everything that lends

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On Prayer

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them to the brothers interpreting what had happened.

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KG

4.61 S2

"Interpretation" is explanation of the

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Ep fid

26

one has a better interpretation to give, and can

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Prak

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is necessary also to interrogate the paths of the

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Prak

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nor should such things interrupt our zeal. The Lord

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On Prayer

3

Prayer is [intimate] conversation of the nous

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without moving from his [intimate] communion with God as

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Gn.

22

be neither gloomy nor intimidating. For the first is

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KG

2.66 S2

makes known: rather it introduces the nature of names

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Ep fid

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open Philistine who is introducing the terms “unbegotten” and

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be number or creature introduces unawares a material and

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Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

edited by Joel Kalvesmaki

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