Mysterious chants (collection of selected poems)

Word 1. About principles Word 2. About the Son Word 3. About the Holy Spirit Word 4. About the world Word 5. About Providence Word 6. About intelligent beings Word 7. About the soul Word 8. About covenants and the coming of Christ Word 9. About human virtue Word 10. About human nature Word 11. About the low value of the outer man and the vanity of the present Word 12. Beatitudes and definitions of spirituality life Word 13. Poems about yourself, in which St. The theologian secretly encourages us to live in Christ Word 14. Crying about the suffering of our soul Word 15. Complaints about our suffering Word 16. About the vanity and unfaithfulness of life, and about the end of everything in common Word 17. Crying about our own misfortunes, and a prayer to Christ for the end of life Word 18. To ourselves in questions and answers Word 19. Prayer to Christ Word 20. Sleep in the church Anastasia, who is St. Gregory arranged in Constantinople Homily 21. An admonishing letter to Hellenius, about the monks Homo 22. On silence during Lent Homo 23. A hymn to Christ after silence on Easter Homo 24. Thoughts written in couplets Homo 25. Song to God Prayers Prayer to Christ Morning prayer Evening prayer Prayer for the next morning Prayer in illness Prayer of one walking on the path Word 27. Lamentation and supplication to Christ Word 28. Gregory's lament for himself Word 29. To himself Word 30. To his soul Word 31. Lamentation for his soul Word 32. Reproaches to the unreasonable aspirations of the soul Word 33. On the flesh Word 34. On the evil one Word 35. On warfare from demons Word 36. Conversation with the world Word 37. On the frailty of human nature Word 38. Human life Word 39. Song of repentance at the end of life Word 40. On illness Word 41. On providence Word 42. On the incarnation of man Word 43. On the authentic books of inspired scripture Word 44. Praise to virginity Word 45. Advice to virgins Word 46. To virgins Word 47. To monks Word 48. To chastity Word 49. To wise poverty Word 50. To patience Word 51. Happiness and prudence Word 52. Addiction Word 53. Death of the dear Word 54. Unkind friends Word 55. On humility, chastity and abstinence Word 56. On anger Word 57. On those who often swear Word 58. Various thoughts Comparison of spiritual life and worldly life Towards one's soul Thoughts written in quatrains Thoughts written in single verses On a person of high birth and poor morals On those who love riches On women who love clothes Advice to the Olympics On hypocritical monks One should not slander the living purely because others fall An exhortation to spiritual life And there should be a sedateness in a joke On those who, at the tombs of martyrs, indulge in luxury To the slanderer To Julian Filagrius for his patience Sigantius the hermit To the builder of the house Gigantius To Nemesius Maximus From Nicobulus son to father From Nicobulus father to son To Vitalian from sons To Seleucus The Twelve Patriarchs The Plagues of Egypt The Decalogue of Moses The Miracles of the Prophets Elijah and Elisha The Genealogy of Christ The Twelve Apostles Christ on the Ship Miracles Christ's according to the Gospel of Matthew Miracles of Christ according to the Gospel of Mark Miracles of Christ according to the Gospel of Luke Miracles of Christ according to the Gospel of John Parables of Christ according to the Gospel of Matthew Parables of Christ according to the Gospel of Luke Parables of Christ by the four evangelists Definitions, lightly inscribed Inscriptions Tombstones On those who plunder coffins A poem in which Saint Gregory recounts his life About himself and against envious people To envious people About differences in life and against false priests To bishops To priests of Constantinople and to Constantinople itself On his departure On his return from the city of Constantine To himself About his poems You might be interested in: