Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

Paris. Gr. 923, fol. 290r

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rem

remain

Prak

gentle radiance; that it remains tranquil in the presence

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matters, but when it remains undisturbed by the memory

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which purify bodies never remain with them once they

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purify the soul and remain with it when it

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resentfully on men, but remain unharmed if we resent

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Gn.

The Knower can remain secure in going down

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1.20 S2

was made by accident remain in us, then only

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2.17 S2

of names; while [there] remains the equality of knowledge

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2.18 S2

hidden by qualities that remain in them and make

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2.71 S2

The contemplation of incorporeals remains in the non-descended; as

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3.15 S2

perfection there will not remain anything of matter. And

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4.49 S1

pleasure of spiritual knowledge remains with the nous in

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4.50 S1

one good love which remains eternally, that which is

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5.33 S2

hermitage(?) condemned}now to remain among the quarrelsome.

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5.64 S2

Just as a mirror remains unstained by images that

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5.64 S2

so the impassible soul (remains without being stained) by

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Skemmata

the [tempting-]thoughts, some [remain and] accompany us as

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the other senses that [remain and] accompany us.

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of vainglory and pride [remain and] accompany us after

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On Prayer

107

the Very Great - who remained without moving from his

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Exhortations to Monks

1.6

agitated water unless it remain undisturbed, even so a

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remark

Prak

when I rehearsed some remarks to him about self-control

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remedy

Prak

aroused. Indignation requires more remedies than desire, and because

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make use of the remedies mentioned above

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remember

Prak

passion, we shall later remember with passion. So anyone

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with them no longer remembers the law or the

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hungry, saying something worth remembering ‘I have sold the

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Gn.

about food or garments: remember rather Abner the Levite

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5.61 S1

we consider matter, we remember their contemplation; and, once

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Monks

41.2

of vices; one who remembers wrongs, will be grasped

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137.1

Remember one who has given

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Ad virg.

5.2

and remember Christ who begot you

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On Prayer

it had sought and remembered, so that it passively

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out into meaningless cries, remember prayer and the judgment

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also becomes angry or remembers injuries can be anything

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112

what was better. He remembered the saying of the

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135

demon that annoys you, remember the One who said

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143

If you remember the Judge only when

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Apophthegmata

cell, collecting your thoughts. Remember the day of your

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in view without weakening. Remember also what happens in

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remembering-past-wrongs

Instr

the wood is a remembering-past-wrongs thought in its soul

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remembrance

Prak

joins to this the remembrance of the monk’s

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Apophthegmata

presentation to God in remembrance also. Imagine the fearful

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Keep in mind the remembrance of these two realities

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be careful that the remembrance of these things never

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that, thanks to their remembrance, you may at least

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remind

Prak

sieze the soul and remind it of home and

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Gn.

sitting around you will remind you of this or

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by laughing [they] will remind you of what you

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Ep fid

won your allegiance. You remind me of the claims

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On Prayer

for prayer, the demons remind it of the [matters

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remission

1.58 S1

the third death is remission that is done through

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6.40 S2

against us and the remission makes us return to

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removal

4.12 S2

is a voluntary distant removal of the passions that

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remove

4.29 S2

when vice will be removed ignorance will no longer

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5.56 S1

he from whom was removed the contemplations will find