St. Dionysius the Areopagite: Letter 11
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“At length I send a word to thee, O Love of my heart, and recall to thy memory the many anxieties and solicitudes, which I have formerly undergone on thy account.”
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Eastern Orthodox Saints in English
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“At length I send a word to thee, O Love of my heart, and recall to thy memory the many anxieties and solicitudes, which I have formerly undergone on thy account.”
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“I, at any rate, am not conscious, when speaking in reply to Greeks or others, of fancying to assist good men, in case they should be able to know and speak the very truth, as it really is in itself.”
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“I do not know, O excellent Titus, whether the holy Timothy departed, deaf to some of the theological symbols which were explained by me. But, in the Symbolic Theology, we have thoroughly investigated for him all the expressions of the Oracles concerning God, which appear to the multitude to be monstrous.”
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“I, at any rate, am not conscious, when speaking in reply to Greeks or others, of fancying to assist good men, in case they should be able to know and speak the very truth, as it really is in itself.”
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“I, at any rate, am not conscious, when speaking in reply to Greeks or others, of fancying to assist good men, in case they should be able to know and speak the very truth, as it really is in itself.”
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“Do not imagine this a victory, holy Sopatros, to have denounced a devotion, or an opinion, which apparently is not good.”
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“The Divine gloom is the unapproachable light in which God is said to dwell.”
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“How, you ask, is Jesus, Who is beyond all, ranked essentially with all men?”
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“‘Sudden’ is that which, contrary to expectation, and out of the, as yet, unmanifest, is brought into the manifest.”
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“How is He, Who is beyond all, both above source of Divinity and above source of Good?”