The Apology And Acts of Apollonius And Other Monuments of Early Christianity
The Apology And Acts of Apollonius And Other Monuments of Early Christianity
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" ^ But after she had read this, Eugenia said : " Make up your minds upon this model that I shall be so. "^ And all the brethren sharing her persuasion, she assumes the title of principal in order not to grieve them. For they all besought her to remove the anxiety of the convent and she acquiesced.
But she made herself a pattern of humility ; and herself discharged in excess all the services which the juniors were required to perform for her, such as bringing water from the well, cutting wood, ...keeping the floor clean and ministering to all the wants of the brethren. But she also made her- self a little room at the door of the monastery, that she might not appear to be better off in any way than the other associates. And when they came to evening service^ they would find her already come, and there was not one of all the brethren who was found to transcend her in humility. At all seasons she devoted herself, and was accessible to the brethren, and would exhort ^ Latin : Et revolvens codicem venit ad locum, et coepit legere, dicens : Dixit lesus discipulis suis : Scitis quia principes gentium maiores sunt his quibus dominantur, et principatum eorum gerunt (Matth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ^ But after she had read this, Eugenia said : " Make up your minds upon this model that I shall be so. "^ And all the brethren sharing her persuasion, she assumes the title of principal in order not to grieve them. For they all besought her to remove the anxiety of the convent and she acquiesced.
But she made herself a pattern of humility ; and herself discharged in excess all the services which the juniors were required to perform for her, such as bringing water from the well, cutting wood, ...keeping the floor clean and ministering to all the wants of the brethren. But she also made her- self a little room at the door of the monastery, that she might not appear to be better off in any way than the other associates. And when they came to evening service^ they would find her already come, and there was not one of all the brethren who was found to transcend her in humility. At all seasons she devoted herself, and was accessible to the brethren, and would exhort ^ Latin : Et revolvens codicem venit ad locum, et coepit legere, dicens : Dixit lesus discipulis suis : Scitis quia principes gentium maiores sunt his quibus dominantur, et principatum eorum gerunt (Matth.
What to read after The Apology And Acts of Apollonius And Other Monuments of Early Christianity?
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