Chapter

 1 1|       self-restraint, fasting, and prayer. For the Christian marriage
 2 2|        anchorite organized his own prayer, shelter, clothing, food
 3 2|       gathered together for common prayer on Saturdays and Sundays.
 4 3|         well as administration and prayer, he placed the shelter,
 5 3| monasteries administration, dress, prayer, and to some extent living
 6 4|        position which they gave to prayer, they were called Euchites,
 7 5|      prayer-continuous and intense prayer. The whole life of the monks
 8 5|           whole life is a time for prayer” (Basil, Ascetic Discourse,
 9 5|        eight-hour periods: one for prayer, one for rest, and one for
10 5|           its connexion with inner prayer. It was judged that prayer,
11 5|         prayer. It was judged that prayer, as a product of the disposition
12 5|     concentration on the object of prayer. In this way there resulted
13 5|       there resulted inner, mental prayer, which became crystallized
14 5|          crystallized in the brief prayer of Jesus, repeated incessantly. ~