Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

Paris. Gr. 923, fol. 290r

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rev

reveal

Gn.

which should not be revealed, and [thus] be cast

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by affliction. [1] Indeed, abandonment reveals virtue which is hidden

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the gnostike is to reveal the truth hidden in

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2.20 S2

end, the Creator has revealed the nature of the

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2.69 S2

bodies that He has revealed us.

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4.5 S2

What is knowable been revealed to the knower, partly

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4.40 S1

the spiritual gift which reveals to the nous the

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4.40 S2

spiritual gift which partially reveals the intellections of the

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4.41 S2

now: rather, he has revealed [the body] which they

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4.54 S2

knowledge of what was revealed.

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6.52 S2

our notice, temptations sharply reveal to us. And it

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revel

2.35 S1

them; through smell it revels in the holy and

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revelation

2.73 S2

has given us a revelation concerning matters of the

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revenge

On Prayer

take any [kind of] revenge on a brother who

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and then takes its revenge when he finishes praying

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revere

Prak

100

us; we are to revere the elders as the

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57.1

falling asleep of our revered father. “For we are

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57.4

I believe, is our revered father, for he was

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Sent alph I

Revere God through acts, hymn

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reverence

57.5

as he slept, you reverenced him within his holy

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On Prayer

is concentration (sunnoia), with reverence and compunction and distress

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having become full of reverence and joy, then you

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stands beside Him in reverence and awe.

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143

to worship him with reverence and awe.

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reverent

On Prayer

pref.3

form. [These] signify both: [2] reverent knowledge of the Trinity

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reverse

On Prayer

146

in Truth. Rather the reverse: it provokes the divine

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revive

On Prayer

pref.1

the passions, when you revived me as you usually