Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

Prak

80

by a state of peace, the latter by a

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Gn.

25

speak not words of peace, but how they will

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KG

1.65 S1

Holy Trinity it is peace and an ineffable quietude

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1.65 S2

occurs: it is unspeakable peace, and there are only

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5.39 S1

God" (Exod, 24:1) is called peace, and peace is the

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5.39 S1

is called peace, and peace is the state of

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Skemmata

25

for he says: In peace is His place established

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Ad virg.

3.2

abandon the way of peace.

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Exhortations to Monks

1.10

drives us away from peace.

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Apophthegmata

1

live always in the peace you have in view

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2

so that your interior peace may not be disturbed

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Instr

6

will be eager for peace and you will not

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Prak

12

taken over by a peaceful condition and by unspeakable

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57

are the soul's peaceful states: [A] the first grows

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57

beginnings of the first [peaceful] state will be even

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Prak

pref.9

to dogs nor cast pearls before swine. But this

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KG

4.66 S2

The intelligible pectoral is the hidden knowledge

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Ep fid

38

mind alone from its peculiar operation. Precisely in the

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Sent alph II

1

It is peculiar for one who seeks

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Gn.

25

the passions and who peer into the logoi of

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On Prayer

144

sins and the just penalty exacted for them in

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KG

4.34 S2

you pay the last penny," that is a minimum

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KG

6.10 S2

like a tetrad, a pentad, or a hexad; indeed

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KG

2.38 S2

the knowledge of Holy Pentecost?

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2.42 S2

who knows the Holy Pentecost?

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Monks

40.2

while His Pentecost is resurrection of the

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42.1

Pentecost of the Lord -

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On Prayer

5

by means of mourning (penthos) you may be able

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Prak

pref.1

different from what other people wear - I will therefore

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13

and a crowd of people wanting to touch the

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13

sets the stage with people thronging at his door

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41

in consorting with worldly people, in case our mind

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48

prefer to fight worldly people by means of things

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59

waiting on it The people who know this best

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94

shade; there are many people traveling or sailing at

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Gn.

11

becoming perfected, meeting many people or frequenting them overmuch

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KG

1.80 S2

naturally becomes apparent to people according to state they

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4.54 S2

because of this all peoples had knowledge of what

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On Prayer

22

to pray, are like people who draw water and

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79

the midst of a people similarly [unclean] So how

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Exhortations to Monks

1.10

Meetings with many people render good habit[s] muddy

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Apophthegmata

1

archangels and all the people of the saints, the

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2

from affection towards many people, for fear lest your

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Prak

39

thoughts (logismoi) when it perceives them drawing near because

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47

enemies of the soul perceive whether we have their

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57

go away. One who perceives the beginnings of the

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66

hardly if at all perceives the irrational part of

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82

its own proper activity, perceives its own powers and

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Gn.

28

so that you may perceive the [kinds of] faint-heartedness

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KG

2.11 S2

possible for us to perceive some likeness. But only

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4.85 S2

for fear that by perceiving a nearby object he

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5.54 S2

the incorporeals that [to perceive] through the senses objects

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5.78 S2

Lord the power to perceive this odor.

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5.79 S1

To perceive the contemplation of the

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Skemmata

23

that bind it to perceptible objects through thoughts. And

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36

passion [arising from] through perceptible things.

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Ep fid

25

sun apprehended by mental perception. For our Lord’s

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38

the objects of mental perception. This too must be

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38

reach objects of mental perception; and just as the

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On Prayer

4

who is above all perception and concepts, not not

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42

way, but [also] with perception.

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43

Sensation (=perception) in prayer is concentration

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KG

4.83 S2

should reflect on whether perchance the parent of the

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Prak

60

Perfect apatheia comes into being

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60

that oppose the praktikē perfect apatheia is relative to

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68

The perfect [person] does not practise

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Gn.

2

with the achievement of perfect freedom in the portion

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KG

1.54 S1

will rest when the perfect fullness will lead those

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2.65 S2

have attained to the perfect achievement of evil it

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3.12 S2

The perfect nous is that which

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3.16 S2

The perfect soul is one whose

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Ep fid

20

it were, to the perfect apart, He says, “It

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On Prayer

58

still not beheld the perfect place of God: for

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77

with God or that perfect and spiritual love in

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117

of prayer, has acquired perfect formlessness.

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120

time of prayer acquires perfect insensibility .

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144

until he has attained perfect repentance, endures the painful

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Gn.

11

Avoid, before becoming perfected, meeting many people or

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14

symbol of that which perfects them, and who they

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KG

1.47 S1

power of God which perfects it

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1.77 S1

it is He who perfects them in the knowledge

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6.38 S2

of the body, which perfects the chastity of Christ

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Prak

66

and separates it from perfectible things

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KG

1.24 S2

seed with power, also perfection is in the receptive

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3.15 S2

If the perfection of the nous is

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3.15 S2

is evident that in perfection there will not remain

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On Prayer

126

He brings prayer to perfection who always offers every

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Prak

79

are not sufficient to perfectly heal the powers of

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Gn.

47

drinking spiritual knowledge is perfectly purified; Charity heals the

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Ep fid

38

It seems to me perfectly absurd, while the senses

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On Prayer

73

will believe it has perfectly achieved its goal concerning

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On Prayer

22

pour it into a perforated wine-jar.

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Prak

40

time and [thus] to perform whatever commandments we can

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63

When the nous begins perform its prayers without distractions

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Gn.

12

speak about and to perform unto death. But those

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12

speak about or to perform, because of those who

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14

by the mysteries they perform and which purify the

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KG

3.9 S2

and tomorrow’ the Christ ‘performs miracles and on the

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6.52 S2

up by demons to perform something forbidden by God

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Exhortations to Monks

1.15

God but does not perform it will receive a

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1.15

the Lord but not performing it; and all who

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1.15

one who hears and performs the will of the

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KG

3.85 S2

he who has the perfumed oil .

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Gn.

18

a simple contemplation or perhaps makes known a prophecy

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Ep fid

15

actual realities. This is perhaps the intended meaning of

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Ep fid

19

limits of the appointed period, no opportunity for repentance

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Ep

57.2

yet [the body] is perishable; (d) . . . of what reason

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Prak

70

himself and is entirely permeated with them no longer

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Prak

pref.4

and always, despite obstacles, permits them to work unimpeded

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On Prayer

30

out and is not permitted any concessions; for it

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67

pray, nor should you permit any form to stamp

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Ep fid

28

spoke of Himself as persecuted—“Saul, Saul,” He says

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28

Saul,” He says, “why persecutest thou me?” on the

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Gn.

44

received. (2) Courage is steadfast perseverance in the truth, even

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Prak

28

stay in it and persevere and valiantly tackle all

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On Prayer

87

of PRAYER or PSALMODY, persevere and you will receive

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88

of good cheer and persevere eagerly in holy prayer

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Prak

4

Whatever a person ardently loves (eros) he

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11

face of the distressing person. Then sometimes it is

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23

your mind the distressing person; nor to that of

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27

the Savior of my person, my God’.

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68

The perfect [person] does not practise self-control

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68

pertains to the vulnerable [person] and self-control to the

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Gn.

21

the words of blameworthy persons and do not seek

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KG

1.22 S2

wish to appear as persons, they transform themselves into

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Skemmata

15

An ascetical person is one who makes

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Ep fid

36

seeds from a humble person like me, and cultivate

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Sent alph II

9

God is a blameless person.

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On Prayer

47

very malignant towards [any] person who prays, and it

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74

knowledge. This sort of person is not troubled by

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79

wretched, like an unclean person with unclean lips, living

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97

will he hear - the person carefully attending to pure

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Instr

1

fit for a senseless person; and a rock is

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4

not please a senseless person; a foolish man denies

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Prak

17

defeated Midian with Gideon persuade you of this.

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26

quench resentment. Let Jacob persuade you of this. He

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32

will no longer be persuaded by the demon of

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On Prayer

68

Deity in order to persuade you that the Deity

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On Prayer

138

Always anticipate persuasive demonic assaults, and reflect

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Prak

68

patient endurance, since endurance pertains to the vulnerable [person

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Gn.

18

movements. [2] If it is pertains to the physike, it

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KG

3.70 S2

It pertains to the naked nous

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3.74 S2

Everything which pertains to corporeal nature and

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4.19 S2

corporeal nature; number therefore pertains to second natural contemplation

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5.55 S1

having qualities, for that pertains to creatures.

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Skemmata

20

which concerns God clearly pertains to what is impossible

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20

and change does not pertain to essential knowledge.

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On Prayer

33

to Him everything that pertains to us, and [all

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85

Psalmody pertains to multiform wisdom; Prayer

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Ep fid

29

against God to the perversion of their hearers: I

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KG

4.46 S2

this which appeared to Peter on the roof.

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Skemmata

28

A petition is a conversation of

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On Prayer

6

tears to support every petition, for it greatly pleases

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pe

peace

peaceful

pearl

pectoral

peculiar

peer

penalty

penny

pentad

Pentecost

penthos

people

perceive

perceptible

perception

perchance

perfect (adj.)

perfect (v.)

perfectible

perfection

perfectly

perforate

perform

perfume

perhaps

period

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persecute

perseverance

persevere

person

persuade

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Peter

petition