Guide to Evagrius Ponticus

edited by Joel Kalvesmaki


wh

whatever

Prak
4
Whatever a person ardently loves
28
not abandon our cell, whatever plausible pretext we nay
30
logismos) of vainglory, because whatever you do to eliminate
34
things themselves with passion. Whatever things we welcome with
40
and [thus] to perform whatever commandments we can, as
Ep fid
14
the eternal life; for whatever lives because of something
On Prayer
19
Whatever difficulty you patiently endure

wheat

KG
2.26 S2
If the wheat carries the symbol of

wheel

Monks
130.1
who climb up on wheels are brought down again

whenever

Prak
92
and it is there whenever I want to read
KG
5.61 S2
Whenever we consider material [things
On Prayer
12
Whenever you meet with some

whereas

KG
2.47 S2
the latter are creatures; whereas the Blessed Trinity alone
Ep
57.4
the multitude of angels.”)—whereas he bound the demons
On Prayer
68
the Deity is quantifiable: whereas the Deity is not

whereby

Ep fid
15
physics, and of theology, whereby our soul is nourished

wherefore

Ep fid
7
be Creator of bodies. Wherefore every number indicates those

wherein

Ep fid
39
suggests a natural contemplation wherein also the doctrine of

whether

Prak
6
seventh, vainglory; eighth, pride. Whether these thoughts are able
6
up to us; but whether they linger or not
6
linger or not, and whether they arouse passions or
37
Whether it is ideas (ennoia
47
of the soul perceive whether we have their thoughts
47
them to birth, or whether we have discarded them
Gn.
8
involved in a lawsuit, whether as plaintiff or defendant
18
is necessary to examine whether it treats [1a] of
18
is necessary to note whether it makes known one
18
as far as possible whether it provides information on
18
on the Trinity and whether it is seen [in
KG
1.63 S1
Whether the logikoi would be
1.63 S2
Whether the logikoi exist always
1.63 S2
of the Creator; but whether they are immortal or
1.63 S2
as does [the question] whether they are joined or
4.83 S2
body should reflect on whether perchance the parent of
5.62 S1
having composition or qualities, whether missing or in excess
6.58 S2
depart spiritual bodies. But whether that will happen at
6.73 S2
of God. But examine whether this is the same
6.77 S2
And investigate yet again whether it is because of
On Prayer
41
See whether you truly stand before
41
in your prayer; or whether you are a slave
42
Whether you pray with [the
94
you himself as to whether the idea (noema) comes
99
fear them, to see whether you bother about them
133
praying against [tempting-]thoughts whether they abate readily, [and
Apophthegmata
1
stranger to those pains. Whether you be inside or

whetstone

Exhortations to Monks
1.13
the fashion of a whetstone wiping the rust from

whichever

Prak
58
other heralds disgrace So whichever of them comes and

whither

Ep fid
32
filleth the world;” and “Whither shall I go from

whoever

KG
3.53 S2
Whoever has become receptive of
4.13 S2
blood" are children ; now whoever is young is neither
6.47 S2
into the Promised Land whoever will have followed Joshua
6.90 S2
Whoever will have obtained spiritual
Ep fid
8
Whoever therefore confesses either the

whole

Prak
36
demon generally enfolds the whole soul and suffocates the
49
commanded to work the whole time or to keep
49
to keep vigil the whole time or to fast
49
or to fast the whole time, but there is
89
patience. [4] But in the Whole of the Soul [it
KG
1.83 S2
river that surrounds the whole land of [Ethiopia] Cush
3.39 S2
to burn [up] the whole mass of trouble.
4.15 S2
If the whole world of men is
On Prayer
63
disposes] it, dispersing the whole battle-array of [tempting-] thoughts
91
beasts and injure your whole body.
96
away from you the whole enemy - maneuver.

wholly

On Prayer
33
us. For He is wholly good and the giver
119
prayer becomes immaterial and wholly dispossessed.