Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

edited by Joel Kalvesmaki


me

mean (n.)

Prak
12
they say, every [possible] means to move the monk
38
By means of sensations passions are
47
of the body; by means of these the enemies
48
fight worldly people by means of things, but monks
48
part they attack by means of thoughts (logismoi), because
53
of the soul by means of the body and
56
which is the only means by which we shall
82
tries to operate by means of the body; in
82
heal its [activity] by means of the [activity] which
100
the Lord, because by means of the sacred mysteries
Gn.
4
external [things] tries by means of the logoi to
7
to do good by means of money. This is
19
far as possible by means of proofs.
48
of providence in the means by which we return
KG
1.12 S2
he thus also, by means of mediations, is in
2.20 S2
of the logikoi by means of matter .
2.35 S2
of the latter; by means of touching it it
3.6 S2
is that which, by means of the contemplation which
3.82 S2
are they who by means of objects receive the
4.11 S2
God is known by means of corporeal nature and
4.43 S2
praktike:but if it means the knowledge of the
4.46 S2
the object which appeared means the dense world, and
4.89 S2
the reasoning nature by [means of] varied worlds to
5.62 S2
Blessed trinity by this means.
5.79 S2
who have seen by means of the other (power
6.25 S2
close his eyes by means a of severe cold
6.86 S2
bring others back by means of dreams; they render
Skemmata
19
that it is by means of hearing, since a
48
others arise externally by means of demons.
Ep fid
3
evil one by such means devises deceit for mankind
19
classes He arranges by means of His assumed ignorance
On Prayer
5
tears, so that by means of mourning (penthos) you
7
propitiate the Lord by means of tears. So do
24
indignation . Employ every possible means to avoid bursting out
47
and it employs every means to defeat his purpose
74
very cunningly manipulates by means of the brain the
113
to the angels by means of true prayer, yearning

mean (v.)

KG
1.58 S2
forgiveness. And if "mortal" [means] one who is by
1.58 S2
joined, than "immortal" must [mean] one who is not
5.32 S2
sign of water, I mean the contemplation of bodies
5.51 S2
and I do not mean the essential wisdom, but
6.14 S2
him. But Christ - I mean to say he who
Skemmata
18
And by β€œessences” I mean those that contribute to
Ep fid
3
a deep well; I mean Gregory, Christ’s mouth
6
What I mean is this. We say
8
And by circumscribed I mean not only locally limited
10
are as grass,” not meaning any particular man, but
10
God,” for here β€œone” means the same as alone
24
This is the meaning, I think, of the
24
too is what is meant by Christ’s β€œdelivering
24
in His own power, meaning by β€œpower” those that
29
of their hearers: I mean the words β€œThe Son
35
learn what this word means. God is called Ξ˜Ξ΅α½ΈΟ‚ either
On Prayer
pref.3
number, consider it to mean: [1] praktikΓ© [asceticism], [2] physikΓ© [natural
56
apatheia) does not [necessarily mean] one is already truly
77
phialΓͺn) is understood to mean the friendship (philian) with

meaning

Prak
pref.2
truly chanting [the inner meaning of the psalm], Unless
50
from Christ the inner meanings [logoi] of these things
Skemmata
1
has] the logoi [inner meanings] of the ages; and
Ep fid
14
our ability explain, the meaning of the words of
15
that this is His meaning we shall learn from
15
is perhaps the intended meaning of what He says
20
us enquire into the meaning of the text from
On Prayer
52
of the logoi (inner meanings) of created things, and
57
on their logoi (inner meanings). And even if these

meaningless

On Prayer
12
to burst out into meaningless cries, remember prayer and

meantime

Prak
44
are neglecting in the mean time, and then suddenly
On Prayer
88
be discouraged in the meantime if you do not

meanwhile

Ep fid
15
is nourished and is meanwhile trained for the contemplation
23
and judges of them meanwhile by their effects, to

measure (n.)

Prak
15
times and in proper measure. What is done untimely
15
done untimely or without measure is temporary. And what
94
drank my water by measure, and snatched a little
Gn.
40
number, according to the measure of each one. For
On Prayer
79
when you recognize your measure, you will be take

measure (v.)

KG
3.38 S2
provides a body, proportionately measured for each of the
5.63 S2
of objects, and properly-​measured knowledge renders visible the
Assorted Chapters
10
truly] are, do not measure yourself against who you

meat

Ad virg.
10.1
Eating meat is not decent, nor

mediation

KG
1.12 S2
also, by means of mediations, is in all.

medicine

Gn.
33
the Lord. For the medicine which the gnostikos applies

meditate

On Prayer
57
issues, involved in idly meditating on their logoi (inner

meditation

Gn.
45
is strengthened by careful meditation and diligent exercise; however

medium

KG
6.61 S2
of holy Moses, the mediums question the dead , it
6.61 S2
not Samuel that the medium caused to come up

meet

Prak
54
and we run to meet them, then we are
100
it is possible to meet them all dispassionately [by
KG
2.48 S2
in its own path, meets the holy powers; but
5.73 S1
not troubled when it meets a related and beloved
Ep
57.1
we are proceeding to meet him, but he is
On Prayer
12
Whenever you meet with some temptation or

meeting

Prak
54
show us things like meetings with friends, family feasts
Gn.
11
Avoid, before becoming perfected, meeting many people or frequenting
Exhortations to Monks
1.10
Meetings with many people render

member

Prak
82
aware of our sick members as it tries to
KG
1.36 S1
the senses is the member in which the sense
1.36 S2
sense organ is the member in which the sense
3.25 S2
be (formed) of our members or our parts, but
3.25 S2
not a passage of members to members, but (the
3.25 S2
passage of members to members, but (the passage) of

memory

Prak
34
If our memories of anything are full
36
the passions; then our memories are merely memories, and
36
our memories are merely memories, and the point of
67
remains undisturbed by the memory of them.
71
the nous to continuous memory of virtue by cooling
93
soul’s power of memory by brooding resentfully on
100
by] being free from memory of evil and [from
Gn.
14
beings, who have the memory and some do not
32
free from hatred and memory of evil, even when
48
to bear in your memory their material [expressions]: for
KG
4.73 S2
of humility following the memory of God, and in
5.61 S1
we come to the memory of matter But it
5.61 S2
we come to the memory of their contemplations; and
Skemmata
17
hearing; the third, through memory; the fourth, through temperament
17
both sensed and contemplated. Memory and temperament [krasis] follow
59
some are moved by memory, others by the senses
62
are five; those from memory are ten. Of these
62
from [1] good and [2] evil memory; [3] from an angel; [4] from
62
are evil: [1] from evil memory; and [2] from demons imitating
Monks
10.1
One who enchains memory of injury in his
On Prayer
10
time] they arouse the memory of these things and
21
to pray undisturbed. For memory of injury blinds the
22
heap up sorrow and memory of injury within themselves
45
powerful guard over your memory: in this way, instead
45
and plundered] by the memory at the time of
46
you are praying the memory brings you fantasies of
47
of matters through the memory and [2] stirring up all
51
immorality, avarice, anger and memory of injury, and all
62
come from sensation, or memory or temperament, having become
69
unable to move the memory during prayer, he strikes
144
repentance, endures the painful memory of his own sins

mental

Prak
10
and dissipating itself in mental pleasures, they take and
55
body occur without [any mental] images, they show that
Ep fid
25
the sun apprehended by mental perception. For our Lord
38
apprehends the objects of mental perception. This too must
38
to reach objects of mental perception; and just as
On Prayer
10
truly pray, they insinuate mental concepts (noemata) of certain

mention (n.)

Ep fid
12
word Father and make mention of Christ? Paul, a
33
In Scripture we find mention of three creations. The

mention (v.)

Prak
54
use of the remedies mentioned above
Ep fid
12
all things; and, by mentioning the Lord, signifying the

merciful

Prak
20
and hatred increase indignation: merciful compassion and gentleness diminish
KG
6.20 S2
governor, physician, shepherds, doctor, merciful and forbearing, and again
Ep
57.4
father, for he was merciful. Those who received mercies
Instr
12
The merciful man guards his wealth

merciless

KG
4.33 S2
The merciless at death are received
4.33 S2
death are received by merciless demons; and those more
4.33 S2
demons; and those more merciless [are received] by [demons

mercy

Prak
15
by [2] patient endurance and [3] mercy. But all these practices
33
to apatheia by the mercy of Christ, and then
76
one are servants of mercy and charity, the others
91
so well as by mercy.
KG
1.58 S1
that is done through mercy. But immortal are those
1.73 S2
holy knowledge but the mercy of God is the
1.73 S2
us knowledge, butβ€˜the mercies of God are better
2.59 S2
against virtue, and his mercy, especially those who are
Skemmata
49
still others as without mercy. [Depicting God as] unjust
Ep
57.4 (2 vers.)
that, when we enact mercies, mercies might come to
57.4
merciful. Those who received mercies from him and sold
Sent alph I
5
one, not who shows mercy to many, but who

mere

Prak
16
it thankful for a mere mouthful. It is satiety

merely

Prak
pref.9
describe in detail not [merely] what I have heard
36
then our memories are merely memories, and the point
On Prayer
142
citizenship in heaven, not merely through simple word[s] but

merry

Monks
16.2
so hatred makes merry in wealth.

metal

Gn.
5
the eyes with a metal stylus.

method

Prak
78
practice is a spiritual method purifying the passionate part
Ep fid
22
in them, nor the methods of their ministries are