Roots of Asceticism

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Tertullian

The world as a prison, the martyrs as athletes ||| Patience is God's nature

Fasting as a prerequisite of the remembrance of God

Of Stations, and of the Hours of Prayer

St. Basil the Great - Letters (part 1)

1. To Eustathius the philosopher   2. To St. Gregory

4. To Olympius    12. To Olympius    13. To Olympius    14. To Gregory his friend

18. To Macarius and John    22. On the Perfection of the Life of Solitaries

23. To a Solitary    52. To the Canonicoe    79. To Eustathius of Sebastia

93. To the Patrician Coesaria, concerning Communion

105. To the deaconesses, the daughters of Count Terentius

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Roots of Asceticism

Tertullian

The world as a prison, the martyrs as athletes ||| Patience is God's nature

Fasting as a prerequisite of the remembrance of God

Of Stations, and of the Hours of Prayer

St. Basil the Great - Letters (part 1)

1. To Eustathius the philosopher 2. To St. Gregory

4. To Olympius 12. To Olympius 13. To Olympius 14. To Gregory his friend

18. To Macarius and John 22. On the Perfection of the Life of Solitaries

23. To a Solitary 52. To the Canonicoe 79. To Eustathius of Sebastia

93. To the Patrician Coesaria, concerning Communion

105. To the deaconesses, the daughters of Count Terentius

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