Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

Paris. Gr. 923, fol. 290r

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irascibility

Skemmata

Irascibility (thumos) is a power

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through the movements of irascibility it hunts down all

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irascible

Prak

When the irascible part of our soul

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when they disturb our irascible part (thumikon), forcing us

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particular] care of our irascible part and call upon

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and night against the irascible part.

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c] self-control; [3] in the Irascible part,[3a] courage and

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Gn.

burning parts of the irascible self The flux of

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4.38 S2

world to come, the irascible man will not be

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6.41 S2

renders hard the thumikon (irascible).

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iron

2.34 S2

its natural power attracts iron to it, in the

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Exhortations to Monks

1.13

wiping the rust from iron.

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irrational

Prak

pref.6

and muzzling all the irrational passions of the body

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at all perceives the irrational part of the soul

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which provoke within us irrational phantasies. [2B] of Charity

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Sent alph II

Of the irrational life a demon is

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On Prayer

entices him to some irrational pleasure and so commits

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passions reign through [our] irrational part, they do not

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irrationally

5.27 S2

when it is moved irrationally, hides visible objects.

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On Prayer

on my request, and irrationally [attempting to] force God

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100

stand before Him so irrationally as to circumvent by

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irregularity

Apophthegmata

Eat a little without irregularity; if charity is joined

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irreproachable

4.75 S2

in works and in irreproachable teachings.

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irritate

Ad virg.

2.2

and do not irritate the grey head of

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Instr

Loving education you irritate your enemies, and seeking

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irritation

5.39 S2

vision that is imprinted - irritation causes it to be