- The
Philokalia (Ancient Gr****: φιλοκαλία, lit. 'love of the beautiful', from φιλία
philia "love" and κάλλος
kallos "beauty") is "a
collection of texts...
- from the Holy Fathers.
Further discernment is
described in such
books as
Philokalia (a
collection of
writings of Holy Fathers), The
Ladder of
Divine Ascent...
-
Philocalia (/fɪləˈkeɪliə/) may
refer to:
Philokalia (Origen),
compiled by
Basil the
Great and
Gregory ****anzen
Philokalia, a
medieval compilation of sayings...
-
existed since at
least the
fifth century as
evidenced by the
statement in
Philokalia "People who wish to
discipline the ****ual
organs should avoid drinking...
-
rendered in the
Philokalia as envy,
sadness at another's good
fortune Ὀργή (orgē)
wrath Ἀκηδία (akēdia) acedia,
rendered in the
Philokalia as
dejection Κενοδοξία...
-
Russian Philokalia, p. 21. Korsun, p. x. Korsun, p. xi. Korsun, p. 5. Korsun, 7–9. "German Alyaskinsky." Korsun, pp. 9–10.
Little Russian Philokalia, p. 22...
-
epiphany of
intuition and
external epiphany such as the theophany. In the
Philokalia, it is
emphasized that such
knowledge is not
secret knowledge but rather...
-
anthology are
valuable today. It
should not be
confused with the
medieval Philokalia. The work is
divided into twenty-seven chapters, with
titles given by...
-
innumerable references to
nepsis are made in The
Philokalia (the full
title of The
Philokalia being The
Philokalia of the
Neptic Fathers).
Parallels have been...
- century. He is
notable for
being the
second most
voluminous author in the
Philokalia.
Little is
known about the life of
Peter of Damascus,
partly due to the...
