Letter 805: The spiritual life is a journey with a beginning, a middle, and an end.

Isidore of PelusiumMaatubios Peotob|c. 415 AD|Isidore of Pelusium|AI-assisted
monasticism

Ready in all things and a servant of the love of money, he neither recognizes himself as such, nor has he seized it. Rather, he has placed the estimation of greater things in the extreme...

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Latin / Greek Original

Ἀσοτγίβ αἰ4φιιθ δὰ οπιηΐα δυιίδχ ρθουν ΓΙΠῚ ΔΙΠΟΥ, πος δαιἰοἰ οι υ 84πΔ ΒΘ , ἈΠ 68η), Π8Π εορογῖι, ἰῃ δχιγο ἢ πιάἰογυν ργϑο μ᾽ πὶ λαὶί. ()υοείγοα πιᾶχῖθ ἰδ θΓϊπι ΟΡ δἰ υΐκὰ αἸυ8. Νὰπι ' βδϑιμδὶ νἱοογὶί, ἢ ἃ ροβίθα γαιΐοηὰ νἱμοὶ ρΡοίογι!.

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