Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,5  |            encountered in Orthodox ascetic texts; it refers to the
 2 I, 1,5  |          keeping the commandments,~ascetic discipline, etc). which
 3 II, 3,6 |       Fathers, particularly in the ascetic writings, a distinction
 4 II, 4,1 |          deeds” (“To Stagirius the Ascetic, ” Homily I, 8,~in his Collected
 5 II, 7,2 |          called moral theology and ascetic theology.~Dogmatic Theology
 6 II, 8,1 |             is the significance of ascetic struggle? It is a weapon
 7 II, 8,7 |       marriage for the sake of the ascetic struggle of continence.
 8 II, 9,6 |     natural means related to their ascetic life, or by a demonic counterfeit);~
 9 II, 9,7 |   specifically as “asceticism” or “ascetic exploit.”).~And where does
10 II, 9,7 |   hierarchs; and then the personal ascetic struggles, spiritual attainments
11 App, 5,2|          saints strictly for their ascetic life, without any particular
12 App, 5,2|          after forty-five years of~ascetic labor, St. Symeon, knowing
13 App, 5,2|         view, that knowledge of an ascetic's~righteous life in and
14 App, 5,3| glorification, yet one may deem an ascetic life,~confirmed afterwards