Athanasios

Ἀθανασίῳ

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From Libaniusc. 387

I know what you call my reputation: not a thousand or ten thousand or twice that many people, but Acacius the orator...

libanius #773
From Isidore of Pelusiumc. 394

Why do people bring the Lord's judgment down upon themselves?

isidore pelusium #16
From Isidore of Pelusiumc. 394

Why did you choose the narrow way and make vows to God about it, only to walk the broad road?

isidore pelusium #19
From Isidore of Pelusiumc. 397

If you imagine that being tall makes you greater than other people, the giant Nimrod far surpassed you, as did the...

isidore pelusium #59
From Isidore of Pelusiumc. 398

I hear that flatterers hang on your every word, swearing that everything you do is excellent — even if what you...

isidore pelusium #75
From Isidore of Pelusiumc. 410

Whoever, having seen the ineffable and surpassing beauty of self-control, was not conquered by its attraction — let...

isidore pelusium #442
From Isidore of Pelusiumc. 410

I have received what you sent, and I recognize in it the spirit of one who genuinely seeks rather than one who...

isidore pelusium #453
From Isidore of Pelusiumc. 411

The demands of the priestly life are real, Athanasios — I will not pretend otherwise.

isidore pelusium #468
From Isidore of Pelusiumc. 412

When someone treats you unjustly, Athanasios, the natural response is to respond in kind.

isidore pelusium #477
From Isidore of Pelusiumc. 416

Virtue must be practiced with all one's strength — not merely admired from a distance.

isidore pelusium #814
From Isidore of Pelusiumc. 421

Flatterers are not friends — they are parasites who feed on your vanity and disappear when your power fades.

isidore pelusium #1086
From Isidore of Pelusiumc. 434

Character is revealed not by what a person says but by what he does when no one is watching.

isidore pelusium #1638
From Isidore of Pelusiumc. 434

God's judgment is certain, and no amount of cleverness or delay can avoid it.

isidore pelusium #1641