Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

Paris. Gr. 923, fol. 290r

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Tabennesiote

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the lives of the Tabennesiote monks, where it says

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tabernacle

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secular, decorating the exterior tabernacle.

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table

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by being hospitable at table.

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command to place the table standing towards the North

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The table of the Christ is

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is God, and the table of those who are

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tablet

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children trace them on tablets, so too the Christ

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tackle

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and persevere and valiantly tackle all comers, particularly the

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tactics

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[Tactics] for the Eight [Tempting

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take

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in mental pleasures, they take and dunk [lit baptize

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struggle the soul is taken over by a peaceful

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cherish the flesh and take thought for it to

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men, then we should take [particular] care of our

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greater the opponents which take over In the battle

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years I have never taken all I wanted of

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single by nature, but takes different forms in the

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of ever having been taken in by the demons

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Gn.

Take care that you never

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are is another; but taken together [they] are that

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constituted and indescribable battles take place. But in the

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The Lord takes pity on those to

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who is first to take the ear of grain

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grain; and he who takes the second ear is

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ear; and he who takes the third ear is

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come, and they have taken captives.

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soul to make it take on their shapes: just

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nous to make it take on their contemplation

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the second when he takes the lead in false

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gnowledge and will be taken bound by his enemies

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Blessed Trinity; then there took place the movement of

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Ep fid

Only-begotten. First of all take the words “I live

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imprisoned, for He Himself took away our sins and

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He makes His own, taking upon Him our sufferings

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it further. Do ye take seeds from a humble

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The one who takes proper thought of himself

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himself—of him God takes thought.

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Understand that nous (intellect) takes complete precedence over the

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pref.3

ular number] you may take as signifying the knowledge

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be healed, and then take up my bed and

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earth, until he had taken off the shoes from

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when some desire to take vengeance on your enemy

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If you take any [kind of] revenge

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to the poor, and take up your cross and

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with God and being taken up [lit distracted] with

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a time and then takes its revenge when he

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thoughts (noemata), but be taken up with [lit distracted

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time of prayer: and take your stand on your

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Apocalypse that the angel takes incense to add to

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measure, you will be take pleasure in mourning, calling

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that concern you to take place as seems good

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If you are taking care of [your] prayer

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deception from you. And take courage: the dogs will

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Take care to acquire great

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let them dismay you, take no thought of their

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Do not take pleasure in material [things

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Apophthegmata

your spirit be heavy, take pains, condemn the vanity

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He also said, 'Take away temptations and no-one

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talent

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who owed ten thousand talents ought to instruct you

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talk

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well-being, or fleeting glory, talk about those things which

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task

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eagerness for [our assigned] task. [B] From the second [arise

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vices; it is the task of prudence to use

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justice. [1A] Now the task of Prudence is [1A

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the] times. [1B] [The task] of Understanding: to direct

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our goal. [1C] [The task] of Wisdom: contemplation of

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s] explanation. (4) Justice’s task is to give to

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taste (n.)

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that we lack the taste of knowledge, we should

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Ep fid

and unpleasant scents, nor taste, flavours and savours, nor

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taste (v.)

Gn.

it is invited to taste these sweet rays of

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tasty

3.64 S2

If among tasty things none is sweeter