The path to virtue. Collection of letters from St. Nile of Sinai

The collection “The Path to Virtue” contains selected letters from St. Nile of Sinai, which are divided into 2 sections - for the clergy and for the laity. In his instructions, Rev. Neil reveals the foundations of Christian asceticism, the fight against passions and the acquisition of virtues. The book covers the following topics of spiritual improvement: prayer, humility, chastity, sobriety, repentance and love for one's neighbor. Part one. Letters to the clergy Agathon, Bishop Anastasius, Bishop Vevian, Bishop Euthymius, Bishop Euthymius, Bishop Eleutherius, Bishop Marianne, Bishop Olympius, Bishop Paul, Bishop Timon, Bishop Philagrios, Bishop Philemon, Bishop Philo, Bishop Theodulus, Bishop Isidore, Reader Instructions for new monks Reverend Neil. Byzantine engraving to Kyriako, to the monk Himself to Himself Theodosius, to the nun Theodotus, to the deacon to Himself to Himself to Himself Part two. Letters to the laity Auxentius, intercessor for cases Auxentius Aulavius, notary Hadrian Aglaophon, trustee Aglaophon Aquila, former hypothes 1 Aquila Aquilin Alexander Alcibiades, scholastic Amblichus, trustee Ammonius, comit 2 Anthony, scholastic Apollophanes, Assessor 3 Ariklus, Chairman Arcadius, Emperor To various persons Disciple Chionius, Silentiary Julius, Decemvir Him Himself Eudemon, scholastic Him Eupsychius, Locum Tenens Him Comite was the title of many Byzantine officials. It was often worn by senior officers. Assessor (assessor) - in the Roman Empire, an official vested with judicial power. You might be interested in: