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| Alphabetical [« »] perceived 2 perceptibly 1 perennial 1 perfect 10 perfected 1 perfection 5 perfectly 7 | Frequency [« »] 10 papyri 10 parapinakes 10 peculiar 10 perfect 10 permission 10 pilgrimage 10 planned | A.A. Vasiliev History of the Byzantine empire IntraText - Concordances perfect |
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1 2,1 | developed forms of government perfect for that time. It had a 2 7,1 | Andronicus represented “a perfect type of a Byzantian of the 3 9,13| most sincere, and most perfect prayer of the perfect Hesychasts 4 9,13| most perfect prayer of the perfect Hesychasts is an immediate 5 9,13| of God one and alone, the perfect ecstasy of mind and withdrawal 6 9,13| matter. No thought is more perfect or higher than such a prayer. 7 9,13| way to attaining the more perfect “hesychia” was divided into 8 9,13| progressives, successful, and perfect. Very few became perfect, 9 9,13| perfect. Very few became perfect, i.e. attained the highest 10 9,13| light or shining which the perfect Hesychasts were deemed worthy