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I have also been taught by [the elders] to

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trying to evade this teaches the mind to be

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the knowers (gnostikoi). He taught that all that is

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Gn.

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the logoi to indirectly teach material [things]. However the

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when it is preserved, teaches the one who possesses

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has become preeminent, it teaches humility to those who

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Those you teach are saying to you

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The nous teaches the soul, and the

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similarly also, he who taught concerning the creation of

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Indeed, that which is taught is separable, but that

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Just as those who teach letters to children trace

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too the Christ, in teaching his wisdom to the

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in beings - he also teaches those who want it

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of others. And he teaches with anger these who

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true doctrines, it has taught in an obvious fashion

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the world and been taught to behold the logoi

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and teach them the logoi of

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their object, not to teach simple souls lessons drawn

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as they have been taught by the divine words

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Go ye therefore and teach all nations, baptizing them

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things which can be taught. No one teaches sight

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be taught. No one teaches sight to apprehend colour

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Nor would any one teach the mind to reach

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Use word[s] to teach virtue, but deed[s] to

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instead as you were taught, saying, Let your will

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only-begotten Son. For He taught you this by saying

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Our holy teacher, who was very experienced

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according to our wise teacher: [1] When it in the

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Gn.

48

the great Knower and teacher Didymus, "and strive to

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the]incorruptible God as teacher of immaterial intellections; but

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corruptible sensation as the teacher of material intellections.

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he who is the teacher of others. And he

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blessedly imitated our great teacher Macarios. And this is

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claim to the spiritual teacher to disturb him, and

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holy habit and the teaching of the elders, let

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Christianity is the teaching of our Savior Christ

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44

contemplation, according to the teaching of the just Gregory

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coat is the spiritual teaching that gathers wanderers.

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works and in irreproachable teachings.

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hook is the spiritual teaching that draws the soul

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the lead in false teachings and opinions.

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of stone is the teaching of Christ our Savior

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and set forth the teaching consisting of practical science

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one who hears the teaching of God but does

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humility, with [2] compunction, and [3] tears, and [4] limitless longing (pothos

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is knowledge And as tears accompany sowing, so joy

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are trouble by their tears and see phantasms in

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Assorted Chapters

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will know Him through tears.

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First, pray to receive tears, so that by means

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Make use of tears to support every petition

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to receive prayer with tears.

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you weep rivers of tears at your prayer, on

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Lord by means of tears. So do not turn

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you no longer need tears for sins in your

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by patient endurance with tears; Worldly sorrow is silenced

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and bodily mortification cultivate tears, while tears wipe the

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mortification cultivate tears, while tears wipe the soul clean

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with a young deer, tears the soul to pieces

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for good eyesight while tearing at your own eyes

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so that he can tear it away from God

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without end and the tears their souls shed eternally

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of listlessness, we should tearfully divide our soul in

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wear - I will therefore tell you what we have

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are practicing self-control, to tell them all about their

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of the monks was told of the death of

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sold the book which told me, “Sell what you

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a single purpose. And tell them, too, who is

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that you can easily tell each what is useful

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necessary for gnostikoi to tell the young anything, nor

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the Holy Spirit has told us of life and

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Ep fid

1

me, you shall be told the cause.

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charges His disciples to “tell no man that He

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with the Father. How, tell me, can you give

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He told them a parable so

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he readily loses his temper with those who are

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memory; the fourth, through temperament [krasis]. Through the eyes

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and contemplated. Memory and temperament [krasis] follow upon hearing

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sensation, or memory or temperament, having become full of

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against the body’s temperament to create some strange

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the Concupiscible part,[2a] temperance and[2b] charity and

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A] The work of Temperance: to look serenely upon

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just Gregory: prudence, courage, temperance, and justice. (1) The work

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composed of gentleness and temperance.

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Monks

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temperance strengthens it.

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Temperance and gentleness of soul

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the souls of the temperate.

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The temperate heart—a harbor of

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Gn.

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pigeon chicks in the temple.

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that shines in holy temples is the symbol of

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The intelligible temple is the pure nous

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wisdom of God ; the temple of God is he

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The nous is the temple of the Holy Trinity

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say? “You are the temple of the Holy Ghost

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34 (2 vers.)

if we are a temple of the Holy Ghost

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If we are a temple of one who is

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in you.” Now every temple is a temple of

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every temple is a temple of God, and if

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also called Solomon’s temple, but this is in

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Temple of God is a

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went up to the Temple, and again, ‘When you

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destructive even of this temporal life of ours.

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Temporal is the movement of

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or without measure is temporary. And what is temporary

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temporary. And what is temporary is more harmful and

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[Concerning the Eight [Tempting-] Thoughts]

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There are eight generic [tempting-] thoughts (logismoi), that contain

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contain within themselves every [tempting-]thought: first is that

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The [tempting]-thought of gluttony suggests

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it arises thus: certain [tempting-]thoughts first sieze the

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dissipated by the first [tempting-]thought, is humiliated all

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up by many other tempting- thoughts.

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abandoning him to be tempted either by the demon

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Tactics] for the Eight [Tempting-] Thoughts

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give yourself to the [tempting-] thought of anger by

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to escape from the [tempting-] thought (logismos) of vainglory

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pray when you are tempted; first speak some words

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is acted upon by tempting-thoughts prayer cannot be

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shall know from the [tempting-] thoughts, and the [tempting

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tempting-] thoughts, and the [tempting-] thoughts from the objects

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know, so that when [tempting-] thoughts begin to move

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he should observe his [tempting-]thoughts and note [down

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of passionlessness through our [tempting-] thoughts (logismoi) during the

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in your mind the [tempting-] thoughts of the opposing

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To drive away the [tempting-]thought of vainglory with

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liver is the first [tempting-] thought that is constituted

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are unable to move[tempting-]thoughts against the gnostikos

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the soul destructive of [tempting-]thoughts (logismoi).

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hunts down all impassioned [tempting-]thoughts.

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nous, hunting down unjust [tempting-]thoughts.

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A Demonic [tempting-]thought is the image

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Since the nous receives [tempting] thoughts from the five

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Of the [tempting-]thoughts, some accompany us

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Of the [tempting-]thoughts, some lead, while

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Of the [tempting-]thoughts that lead, some

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Of the [tempting-]thoughts that follow after

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Of the [tempting-]thoughts, some are immaterial

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Of the [tempting-]thoughts, some cause harm

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that are good, two [tempting-]thoughts are opposed: the

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Of the [tempting-]thoughts, some have external

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Of the [tempting-]thoughts, some arise from

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Of the unclean [tempting-]thoughts: some depict God

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vainglory; as prejudiced, the [tempting-]thoughts originating from the

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Of the [tempting-]thoughts, some [remain and

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EVERY [tempting-]thought is followed by

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by pleasure except the [tempting-]thought of deep sorrow

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Of the [tempting-]thoughts, some are preceded

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The first of all [tempting-]thought[s] is love of

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Some [tempting-]thoughts arise from requesting

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Of the [tempting-]thoughts, some are according

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Among the [tempting-]thoughts, only the [tempting

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tempting-]thoughts, only the [tempting-]thoughts of vainglory and

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conquest of the other [tempting-]thoughts.

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All the impure [tempting-]thoughts are from desire

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Only the [tempting-]thoughts of deep sadness

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destructive of all the [tempting-]thoughts.

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of virtue is the tempt[ing-thought] of pride

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Savage master—a pleasure-loving [tempting] thought.

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assaults of anxieties and [tempting-]thoughts: they disturb and

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the whole battle-array of [tempting-] thoughts (logismoi) and concepts

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The others implant [tempting-]thoughts (logismoi), ideas (noemata

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of vainglory produces a [tempting-]thought (logismos) that shapes

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and [willingly] receive opposing [tempting-] thoughts (logismoi), we greatly

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their threats. They are tempting you to fear them

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Consider when praying against [tempting-]thoughts whether they abate

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Sometimes the demons suggest [tempting-]thoughts to you while

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have begun to conquer [tempting-]thoughts and frighten the

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entice you with bizarre [tempting-]thoughts.

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At the time of temptation we should not abandon

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most acutely to their temptations and who see the

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The monk’s temptation is in the form

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Gn.

32

for this is a temptation from the demons. For

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The temptation of the Knower is

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Knowers must know which [temptation] blows against them: and

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against all species of temptation; and with eager zeal

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would sift us with temptations, either questioning the thoughtful

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they escape our notice, temptations sharply reveal to us

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Some temptations lead to pleasures, others

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you meet with some temptation or contradiction or when

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for deliverance] from all temptation and abandonment.

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of these sorts of temptations employ brief, intense prayer

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also said, 'Take away temptations and no-one will be

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over five or on ten cities; it is evident

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Skemmata

62

those from memory are ten. Of these, five are

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The debtor who owed ten thousand talents ought to

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not draw near your tent, for God will give

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the attractiveness of the tent, you have not yet

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to the word of Teqoa, the angels of God

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reason knowledge is accurately termed the place[of the

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who is introducing the terms “unbegotten” and “begotten” into

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Father. Each of these terms is equally impossible, for

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know also the customary [terminology] of the sacred Scriptures

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Terrible it is to be

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Sweet is pleasure, but terrible is the outer darkness

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Imagine the fearful and terrible judgement. Consider the fate

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of life. Vainglory is [terribly] clever at covering and

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21

rising up by night, terrify the soul and make

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for the fight. For terrifying phantasms are produced by

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Sheol, and demons are terrified by the abyss.

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hallucinations of dreams are terrified by demons and escape

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others chaste by nocturnal terrors, and they make others

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such an organon? They testify in favor of my

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is not like a tetrad, a pentad, or a

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is accompanied by a tetrad, but the Blessed Trinity

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not accompanied by a tetrad; it is not therefore

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On Prayer

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on account of the tetrad of the virtues; but

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Law. This signifies the tetrad of the virtues For

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20

know this: that all texts of an ethical character

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no more does a text concerning nature [comprise] a

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physics. Now the first text relates to ethics and

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Ep fid

20

the meaning of the text from a higher point

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attempt to attack the text. If any one has

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On Prayer

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simply yearn for these [texts] that came into existence

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on’ and other similar [texts].

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Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

edited by Joel Kalvesmaki

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