Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

KG

4.28 S2

The intelligible unleavened loaves are the state of

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4.57 S2

by the multiplication of loaves, by the wine of

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KG

4.32 S2

The lobe of the liver is

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On Prayer

68

into conceit, [by] rashly localizing the Deity in order

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74

will foolishly [try to] localize the divine, essential knowledge

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Ep fid

8

I mean not only locally limited, but a nature

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Ad virg.

8.2

let brooding over injury lodge within you.

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KG

1.13 S2

Among the logikoi, some possess spiritual contemplation

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1.63 S1

Whether the logikoi would be or would

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1.63 S2

Whether the logikoi exist always or do

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1.64 S1

true life of the logikoi is their activity in

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1.64 S2

true life of the logikoi is their natural activity

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1.77 S1

nous of all the logikoi which are imprinted in

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1.82 S2

accomplish for the other logikoi when "he is ready

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1.84 S1

The nous of the logikoi is receptive of knowledge

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2.2 S2

knowledge that concerns the logikoi, we have been instructed

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2.4 S2

knowledge that concerns the logikoi; and the fourth is

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2.17 S2

knowledge that concerns the logikoi are the destruction of

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2.18 S2

made naturally with the logikoi is unjust, because it

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2.19 S2

The knowledge concerning the logikoi is more ancient than

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2.20 S2

the nature of the logikoi by means of matter

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2.66 S2

the genesis of the logikoi which it makes known

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2.69 S2

first distinction of the logikoi and the genesis of

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2.69 S2

present distinction between the logikoi and the transformation of

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2.76 S2

states?] orders distinguish the logikoi of one order from

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2.76 S2

them[also distinguish the logikoi].

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2.80 S2

contemplation which concerns the logikoi, because the former are

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3.7 S2

established to feed the logikoi and those which feed

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3.22 S2

first movement of the logikoi is the separation of

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3.36 S1

bodies and contain different logikoi for growth in the

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3.36 S2

varied bodies of the logikoi, for the knowledge of

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3.38 S2

for each of the logikoi,

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3.40 S2

who has joined the logikoi to good or bad

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3.57 S2

his wisdom to the logikoi, has traced it in

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3.74 S2

called holy among the logikoi is sanctified by the

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4.1 S2

planted for Himself the logikoi; His wisdom has, in

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4.11 S2

these (natures) vivify the logikoi, it is very well-said

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4.29 S2

longer exist among the logikoi. Ignorance is the shadow

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4.37 S2

demons and all the logikoi possessing bodies of air

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4.39 S1

His riches to the logikoi, it is evident that

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4.39 S2

his wealth to the logikoi, it is clear that

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4.39 S2

because before Him the logikoi would not be able

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4.58 S2

when he created the logikoi, was not in anything

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5.23 S2

of the reasoning beings (logikoi) have forced the logoi

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6.20 S2

incorporeals, father of the logikoi and omnipotent; after the

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6.27 S2

the natures of the logikoi will prostrate before the

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6.33 S2

in increases of the logikoi.

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6.43 S2

the order of the logikoi.

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6.59 S2

the other urges the logikoi away from vice and

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6.75 S2

that is in the logikoi is that of the

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Prak

6

eight generic [tempting-] thoughts (logismoi), that contain within themselves

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30

from the [tempting-] thought (logismos) of vainglory, because whatever

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30

all our right thoughts (logismoi) are opposed by the

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33

teeth against you? Thoughts [logismoi] like this will instill

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39

ordinarily enflamed against thoughts (logismoi) when it perceives them

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47

we have their thoughts (logismoi) within us and are

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48

by means of thoughts (logismoi), because in the desert

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51

not stir our thoughts (logismoi) with passion, will not

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56

through our [tempting-] thoughts (logismoi) during the day and

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74

form of a thought (logismos) which rises up through

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75

pleasure of a thought (logismos).

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80

resist all the thoughts (logismoi) suggested to us by

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KG

5.41 S2

gave him pleasure, his logismoi reproaching him for his

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6.53 S2

arrow is the evil logismos, which is constituted by

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6.55 S2

longer united to the logismos that comes from the

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Skemmata

8

destructive of [tempting-]thoughts (logismoi).

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On Prayer

63

battle-array of [tempting-] thoughts (logismoi) and concepts (noemata) circling

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64

others implant [tempting-]thoughts (logismoi), ideas (noemata), or contemplations

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74

produces a [tempting-]thought (logismos) that shapes the nous

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81

receive opposing [tempting-] thoughts (logismoi), we greatly provoke them

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KG

3.59 S1

that is by the logistikon, by epithumia, or by

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3.59 S2

naturally engendered by the logistikon by the epithumetikon, or

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Prak

50

Christ the inner meanings [logoi] of these things They

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83

able to contemplate the logoi [purposes] of the war

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89

Wisdom: contemplation of the logoi of corporeal and incorporeal

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92

to read the words (logoi) of God’.

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Gn.

3

gnostikos] has the significance [logos] of salt for the

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4

by means of the logoi to indirectly teach material

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4

the nous welcomes their logoi. And opposing the first

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15

Learn to know the logoi and the laws of

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22

is ignorance of the logoi of things which have

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25

who peer into the logoi of bodies and incorporeal

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36

the young the exalted logoi concerning judgement, for this

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40

not only a single logos, but a large number

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40

attain to the true logoi of the objects, but

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44

powers apart from their logoi; for this latter belongs

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48

yourself continuously in the logoi of providence and judgment

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48

you will discover the logoi of judgment in the

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KG

1.10 S2

and others oppose words [logoi]about divinity because the

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1.23 S2

The thoughts [logoi] of things on earth

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1.23 S2

knowledge of the thoughts[logoi] of that which is

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1.70 S2

one who contemplates the logoi concerning the intelligible [beings

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2.35 S1 (+1)

hearing it receives the logoi that concern them; through

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2.36 S2

been confided the true logos which concerns them; and

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2.36 S2

have been confided their logoi that they see them

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2.45 S1 (+1)

both objects and their logoi.

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3.2 S2

the judgement of the logoi.

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4.25 S2

of untrue doctrines and logoi . The first is nourished

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4.40 S1

the natures and the logoi that concern the divinity

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4.40 S2

and those of the logoi which concern God.

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4.89 S2

Who will scrutinize the logoi of providence and how

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5.4 S2

has been confided the logoi concerning providence and judgement

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5.7 S2

have been confided the logoi that concern providence and

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5.12 S2

passions and sees the logoi of beings does not

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5.14 S2

begins to approach the logoi of beings, objects appear

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5.16 S2

contains within it the logoi of providence and the

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5.17 S2

shadow, so when the logoi of beings flee from

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5.18 S2

there are no such logoi, as someone has said

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5.23 S2

logikoi) have forced the logoi that concern providence to

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5.23 S2

have rendered hidden the logoi that concern judgement.

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5.24 S2

The logoi which concern judgment are

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5.24 S2

in relation to the logoi that concern the movement

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5.29 S2

when it approaches the logoi of beings, will be

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5.39 S2

it appears how the logoi of beings and of

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5.43 S2

and will understand their logoi.

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5.52 S2

has need of the logoi of bodies, a purer

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5.52 S2

purer (nous) [needs] the logoi of incorporeals, and a

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5.54 S2

us to see the logoi of the incorporeals that

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5.54 S2

us to know the logoi of bodies that to

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5.57 S2

will also know their logoi; so we first see

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6.35 S2

and by the divine logoi, they liberate us from

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6.67 S2

also more names and logoi which are appropriate for

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6.72 S2

The logos of matter is one

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6.72 S2

is one thing; the [logos] of the quality that

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6.72 S2

still]another is that [logos] of their internal part

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6.76 S2

has truly learned the logoi concerning providence, by which

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Skemmata

1

creator [he has] the logoi [inner meanings] of the

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1

incorporeal [he has] the logoi of incorporeal [being]s

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17

unformed [thoughts]; the mind [logos] signifying matters both sensed

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25

taught to behold the logoi of the earth.

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Monks

1.1

God, listen to the logoi of God,

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1.4

and teach them the logoi of the wise.

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132.1

The logoi of providence are dark

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135.2

the logoi of providence and judgment

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On Prayer

52

virtues because of the logoi (inner meanings) of created

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52

of the[ir] subsistent Logos; and He customarily appears

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57

idly meditating on their logoi (inner meanings). And even

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80

enlighten you concerning the logoi of what has come

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Prak

pref.5

belt tied around their loins repels all impurity and

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Prak

7

are depicted, along with long sickness, lack of necessities

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9

of money suggests: a long old age; hands powerless

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11

be savage all day long, but especially in prayers

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12

to be fifty hours long. [2] Then it makes the

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12

to see how much longer it is to 3 o

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12

he still has a long time to live, raising

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19

an expected pleasure. So long as we have any

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32

it brings will no longer be persuaded by the

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51

does not last for long, while the first, provided

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57

and [3] tears, and [4] limitless longing (pothos) for God, and

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70

permeated with them no longer remembers the law or

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Gn.

30

possessing money, but in longing for it. The steward

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KG

1.17 S2

which is will no longer be named with modes

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1.40 S1

when it will no longer exist; but there was

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1.40 S2

time] when it no longer exists; but there was

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4.29 S2

destroyed night would no longer exist on the face

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4.29 S2

removed ignorance will no longer exist among the logikoi

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6.33 S2

the Christ will no longer be imprinted in the

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6.55 S2

that it is no longer united to the logismos

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Ep fid

19

who are waging a long war with the forces

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21

about the end, and longing to know the ultimate

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22

for when we no longer know God in mirrors

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31

nature even variable, so long as you have regard

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On Prayer

pref.1

real] object of your longing, having fulfilled ‘the week

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37

If you long to pray, renounce everything

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60

spirit and truth no longer honors the Creator because

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66

If you long to pray, do none

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73

passions], the demons no longer insinuate themselves from the

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74

presumes there is no longer any opposing energy at

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78

you imagine you no longer need tears for sins

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148

otherwise it is no longer on your back, but

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152

As long as you are observing

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Prak

12

makes the monk keep looking out of his window

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12

o’clock, and to look round in all directions

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64

sleep; and that it looks at matters calmly.

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89

work of Temperance: to look serenely upon those affairs

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KG

2.28 S2

sensible eye, when it looks some visible thing, does

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5.29 S2

beauty are amazed by looking at each work, so

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5.73 S1

in admiration, when it looks at the natures, and

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5.75 S1

passions, the more it looks at the intellections; and

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5.79 S1

the nous; but to look at the holy Trinity

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6.63 S2

is unhealthy and who look the sun are trouble

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Ep fid

36

in such cases we look for interest. But I

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On Prayer

92

and you will easily look upon your enemies.

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123

is the monk who looks upon the salvation and

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130

too if you constantly look to them you will

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152

your nous is busy looking at the attractiveness of

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Exhortations to Monks

1.7

Loquacity disturbs a soul; immoderate

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Prak

pref.2

the psalm], Unless the Lord builds the house and

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pref.7

it as on the Lord.

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12

After all, pleasing the Lord is not dependent on

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46

interrupt our zeal. The Lord knows men’s hearts

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46

not stand before the Lord our God or dare

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100

are next after the Lord, because by means of

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ep

of Jesus Christ our Lord who makes me grow

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Gn.

13

one will see the Lord."

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33

healing others through the Lord. For the medicine which

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38

the Ark of the Lord became rich out of

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KG

1.14 S2

all things if our Lord made everything with wisdom

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1.31 S2

the portion of the Lord.

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1.55 S1

the will of the Lord of all will have

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1.72 S1

The Lord has pity on those

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1.72 S2

The Lord takes pity on those

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1.72 S1

the shadows". But the Lord has pity also on

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1.72 S2

in darkness. . But the Lord also pities the foolish

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2.12 S2

right hand of the Lord is also called hand

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2.84 S2

a time when the Lord was judge only of

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3.73 S2

the day of the Lord comes like a thief

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3.89 S2

I make to the Lord for all He has

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4.67 S2

the light of the Lord is the breath of

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4.73 S2

always attends to the Lord, in whom the thumikos

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4.73 S2

completely oriented toward the Lord - is it appropriate for

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5.30 S2

the saying of Our Lord, is within us, and

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5.78 S2

have received from the Lord the power to perceive

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6.14 S2

in spirit is the Lord - is inseparable from his

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6.27 S2

and prostrate before the Lord , it is evident that

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6.27 S2

before the name the Lord Who will make known

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6.34 S2

glorious body of the Lord; and after all the

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6.36 S2

the. beginning of the Lord’s creatures ?

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6.74 S2

the judgement, if the Lord is known by the

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6.88 S1

the Gospel to Our Lord"

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6.89 S2

in this world Our Lord has been first-born from

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Monks

4.1

Fear of the Lord guards the soul.

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40.1

Pascha of the Lord - passing over from vices

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42.1

Pentecost of the Lord -

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120.1

Breast of the Lord - knowledge of God;

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131.1

The wisdom of the Lord exalts the heart;

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137.1

given you in the Lord clear proverbs,

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Ad virg.

1.1

Love the Lord and he will love

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Ep

57.1

as alms for the Lord.

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57.4

of heavens are the Lord’s, but the earth

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57.5

your deeds] before my Lord and before the holy

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Ep fid

7

nature. We believe our Lord to be Creator of

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10

Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God and Him

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11

As for instance, “The Lord alone did lead them

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11

and did serve the Lord only.” And so St

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11

be gods many and lords many, but to us

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11

all things; and one Lord Jesus Christ by Whom

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12

and, by mentioning the Lord, signifying the Word by

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13

before His passion our Lord deprecates the designation of

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21

ultimate blessedness which our Lord declared to be unknown

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22

not; and if our Lord, according to the purpose

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23

But our Lord is also Himself the

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25

mental perception. For our Lord’s prayer must be

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26

him amend, and the Lord will reward him for

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32

The Spirit of the Lord filleth the world;” and

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33

the word of the Lord were the heavens made

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34

thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and Him

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35

right hand of the Lord bringeth mighty things to

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35

thy right hand, O Lord, hath dashed in pieces

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37

none shall see the Lord. For, it is said

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On Prayer

5

your offence to the Lord, obtain forgiveness from him

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7

sins and propitiate the Lord by means of tears

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79

stand boldly before the Lord Sabbaoth?.

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81

contempt and abandoning their Lord and God to consort

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100

that it said, ‘The Lord your God shall you

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143

how to serve the Lord in fear and to

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Exhortations to Monks

1.5

that abomination before the Lord which God Himself opposes

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1.5

and again, ‘Unless the Lord builds the house the

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1.15

the will of the Lord but not performing it

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1.15

the will of the Lord is blessed, for he

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Prak

41

our mind coarsens and loses its habitual vigilance because

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KG

4.38 S2

of passion he readily loses his temper with those

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On Prayer

10

gnosis) of them and loses its fruitful prayer.

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88

pray always and not lose heart. So neither lose

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88

lose heart. So neither lose heart nor be discouraged

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105

that you do not lose the great benefit of

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112

so as not to lose what was better. He

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Instr

10

The sleepy slave loses the gold in his

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10

and the drunken man [loses] his life.

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12

wealth, while the arrogant loses even his clothes.

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Prak

93

I was at a loss for an answer, and

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KG

5.56 S2

nor is one who lost contemplation, [necessarily] outside of

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Ep fid

18

He might save the lost sheep and bring it

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25

out; and number is lost in the in-dwelling of

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Apophthegmata

1

be glad at the lot of the righteous. Strive

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On Prayer

105

of a flea, a louse a mosquito or a

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Ep fid

1

very little that is lovable about him, should have

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Prak

pref.8 (2 vers.)

which brings into being love. Love is the door

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6

it, sexual immorality; third, love of money; fourth, sadness

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9

Love of money suggests: a

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18

it is impossible for love to coexist with wealth

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18

to coexist with wealth. Love is not only destructive

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35

cut back by spiritual love.

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91

regular diet, joined to love. The same man freed

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KG

1.84 S1

following the thumos go love and hatred That which

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1.84 S2

self-control and luxury, and love and hate normally occur

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3.35 S1

knowledge; the thumos, by love; and the épithumia, by

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3.35 S2

knowledge heals the nous, love [heals] thumos, and chastity

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3.58 S2

has need of spiritual love.

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4.25 S2

the oil of holy love, and the second it

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4.25 S2

it by the worldly love that loves the world

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4.50 S1

There is one good love which remains eternally, that

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4.50 S1

that which is the love of the true knowledge

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4.50 S2

There is a good love that is eternal: namely

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Skemmata

53

all [tempting-]thought[s] is love of self; after it

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Monks

3.1

is the beginning of love.

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3.2

the [final] end of love is knowledge of God

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8.1

Withdrawal [into solitude] in love purifies the heart;

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9.1

among a thousand in love

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16.1

Just as love delights in poverty,

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42.2

resurrection of love; while who hates his

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Assorted Chapters

1

The beginning of love—to be suspicious of

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2

rich in gentleness and love

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On Prayer

pref.1

in the basket of love in an equivalent number

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pref.2

the nous (intellect) through love and forgetfulness of injury

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pref.3

or [1] faith [2] hope, and [3] love; or [1] gold [2] silver, and

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pref.4

fruit of goodwill and love of your genuine brethren

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63

on to the [rapturous] love (eros) of spiritual prayer

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77

that perfect and spiritual love in which prayer is

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112

separate us from the love of God.

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Exhortations to Monks

1.5

together with renunciation of love of power and preeminence

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Instr

6

If you would acquire love, you will receive the

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Prak

pref.6

communion in good; and loving poverty but fleeing from

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4

Whatever a person ardently loves (eros) he will want

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100

To love all the brothers equally

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KG

1.86 S1

Love is the excellent state

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1.86 S2

Love is the excellent state

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1.86 S1

which in this cannot love anything which is among

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1.86 S2

in it one cannot love anything among corruptible things

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3.86 S2

he who has not loved anything , of second natural

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4.25 S2

the worldly love that loves the world and what

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5.86 S2

The solitary who loves vainglory is he who

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Ad virg.

1.1

Love the Lord and he

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1.1

Lord and he will love you;

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3.1

Love your sisters as the

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Ep fid

18

account of His abundant loving kindness towards His work

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Sent alph II

21

Loving what is improper you

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21

improper you will not love what is proper.

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Assorted Chapters

11

water—the soul that loves fame.

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16

paradise—the man who loves virtue.

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20

If you love Christ, you will keep

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On Prayer

53

the highest rapture of loving (eros) the carefully-studious

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55

One who loves God always converses with

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63

only finds the nous loving truth [and] praying to

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109

not at all harmed - loving God more than himself

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Instr

13

Loving education you irritate your

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On Prayer

112

And [yet] another lover of God was praying

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Prak

33

world which laid you low so often and in

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Ep

57.4

committed them to the lowest parts of the earth

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Ep fid

17 (2 vers.)

made him a little lower than the angels,” and

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On Prayer

109

But he did not lower his hands until he

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On Prayer

106

until [the holy one] lowered his hands. However he

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Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

edited by Joel Kalvesmaki

lo

loaf

lobe

localize

locally

lodge

logikos

logismos

logistikon

logos

loin

long

look

loquacity

lord

lose

loss

lost

lot

louse

lovable

love (n.)

love (v.)

lover

low

lower