Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

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often leads him to recall those of the brethren

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Recall your former way of

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it says, when you receive glory from one another

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and the disgrace of receiving the necessities [of life

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from being patient in receiving their minstrations; again they

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the vessels which they receive designate the passionate part

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the Levite, who after receiving the Ark of the

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the tradition we have received. (2) Courage is steadfast perseverance

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first [Knowledge] can be received by those still subject

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the second [Knowledge] is received only by those [who

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Egypt, Athanasius, said: "Moses received the command to place

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sprout has not yet received the sprout. But when

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only the just have received their spiritual knowledge. But

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him that we will receive the demonstration of them

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in their administration will receive the knowledge of the

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If today they receive the well advised accountant

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If today they have received the wise steward in

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more than he was receiving.

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are numerous, we have received knowledge of only four

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right. And his hand receives increase and diminution, but

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When reasoning nature receives the contemplation that concerns

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will be able to receive also the knowledge of

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considers the intelligibles, sometimes receives their vision separately, and

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know that they have received absolute guardianship.

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the second lives are received by those who belong

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objects; through hearing it receives the logoi that concern

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them;by touching it receives exactly the certainty that

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nose, and the mouth receives the flavor of the

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the others have also received the knowledge of the

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When the noes receive the contemplation that concerns

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separate when they will receive the contemplation of things

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senses are changed by receiving different qualities, so too

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dead [and] who [also]receive these same things. And

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the Unity and has received the judgement of the

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follow the change will receive an increase of fire

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houses of the impious receive purification’ (Prv. 14:9) and that

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Corporeal nature has received the manifold wisdom (Eph

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is able to easily receive essential knowledge.

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but now it has received corruptible sensation as the

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Just as man, after receiving the [divine]inbreathing, "has

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nous, when it has received the blessed Trinity, will

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by means of objects receive the demonstration of the

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are baptized in water receive the delectable odor; but

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they are worthy of receiving; and - for them as

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merciless at death are received by merciless demons; and

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those more merciless [are received] by [demons] who are

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not be able to receive His holy riches .

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grace that they have received, [namely] while they are

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order to make it receive their forms within it

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does not henceforth truly receive the eidola that (arrive

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and if we have received the order to eat

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and, once we have received the contemplation, we come

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contemplations; and when we receive their contemplation we again

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its rank, it also receives knowledge. And [in] all

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by those who have received from the Lord the

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the nous will have received essential knowledge, then it

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this world will also receive the kingdom of Heaven

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that they will also receive the knowledge that can

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which reasoning nature will receive before the tribunal of

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disturbed by anger, cannot receive spiritual contemplation; but it

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it is able to receive knowledge, or quite otherwise

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of this we have received the command to distance

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is one that always receives the thoughts of this

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by which the nous receives thoughts. The first way

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Through the eyes it receives only forms of thoughts

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thoughts. Through hearing, [it receives] both forms and unformed

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Since the nous receives [tempting] thoughts from the

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from which [they are received] with greatest difficulty. And

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co-heirs of Christ, receive the maxims of Christ

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these things that I received from you. God, who

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was merciful. Those who received mercies from him and

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those things which have received a material and circumscribed

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The one who receives them will quickly have

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served well for Rachel, received Leah; and now you

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wise Jesus [Ben-Sirach] says, receive these chapters [2] both in

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First, pray to receive tears, so that by

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pleases your Master to receive prayer with tears.

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For your prayer has received this help so that

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more [vigorously], and upon receiving it keep your success

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And when I eventually received what I asked for

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if you do not receive at once from God

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otherwise you do not receive any benefit from praying

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too; then you will receive a most glorious gift

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are negligent and [willingly] receive opposing [tempting-] thoughts (logismoi

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you have not [yet] received the gift of PRAYER

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persevere and you will receive it.

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if you do not receive [i.e. the gift

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or psalmody]; you will receive it later. And in

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way at all to receive some form or shape

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become completely insane by receiving a wolf instead of

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that, praying without distraction, receives a continually increasing yearning

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on immaterial prayer, should receive himself the apostolic rebuke

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not perform it will receive a severe beating for

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acquire love, you will receive the words of the

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Since you recently wrote to me in

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has upset the monk recently, the demon throws this

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angelic body, and more recently He has not shown

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has no existence. (3) The reception of the first sower

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perfection is in the receptive one with power. But

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if we were not receptive of something would we

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lead those who are receptive of it toward the

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the fullness causes the receptive to approach immaterial knowledge

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are no second beings receptive of knowledge, nor any

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when one who is receptive of it is united

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of the logikoi is receptive of knowledge and ignorance

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knowledge and ignorance, epithumiais receptive of chastity and of

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nous, while epithumia is receptive of self-control and luxury

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the nature that is receptive of it will be

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If the living are receptive of increase and decrease

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him it is not receptive. But incorporeal nature displays

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the Unity and is receptive of the Unity.

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the noes that are receptive of his nature.

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Whoever has become receptive of the knowledge of

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is no corporeal nature receptive of knowledge. None of

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only the nous is receptive of the knowledge of

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unless this is also receptive of the Trinity.

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like children, who are receptive of knowledge.

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fact that we are receptive of virtue or of

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coarse body is not receptive of knowledge, and God

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it has been made receptive of Him. And if

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constituted of contraries or receptive of contraries. But the

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holiness is acquired is receptive of evil; but the

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of steadiness, rendering it receptive of the desired state

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essence [consubstantial] in their receptiveness to the same knowledge

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in motion by the receptivity of the nous, which

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is moved by the receptivity of the nous which

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they possess this through receptivity; because their sustasis is

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it is not by receptivity that it has been

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so also the demons recite sayings concerning the fear

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The Trinity is not reckoned among the contemplation of

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on the third day, re-clothed in a spiritual body

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the contemplation of beings, recognize the grace of the

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We shall recognise the signs of passionlessness

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apatheia, it will easily recognise the wiles of the

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Yes, when you recognize your measure, you will

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worker the ant, and recommends her active life; and

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The recompense which reasoning nature will

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go away and be reconciled to your brother; and

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the altar until he reconciled with the neighbor who

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Who will recount the grace of God

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gone and cannot be recovered due to the [monk

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Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

edited by Joel Kalvesmaki

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