On Prayer
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3rd c. · Asceticism & Spirituality · English translation, 1890
Source edition: The Ante-Nicene Fathers (ed. Roberts & Donaldson, 1885)
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Contents
- Chapter 1.—General Introduction
- Chapter 2.—The First Clause
- Chapter 3.—The Second Clause
- Chapter 4.—The Third Clause
- Chapter 5.—The Fourth Clause
- Chapter 6.—The Fifth Clause
- Chapter 7.—The Sixth Clause
- 8. The Seventh or Final Clause
- Chapter 9.—Recapitulation
- 10. We May Superadd Prayers of Our Own to the Lord’s Prayer
- 11. When Praying the Father, You are Not to Be Angry with a Brother
- 12. We Must Be Free Likewise from All Mental Perturbation
- Chapter 13.—Of Washing the Hands
- Chapter 14.—Apostrophe
- Chapter 15.—Of Putting Off Cloaks
- Chapter 16.—Of Sitting After Prayer
- Chapter 17.—Of Elevated Hands
- 18. Of the Kiss of Peace
- Chapter 19.—Of Stations
- Chapter 20.—Of Women's Dress
- Chapter 21.—Of Virgins
- 22. Answer to the Foregoing Arguments
- Chapter 23.—Of Kneeling
- Chapter 24.—Of Place for Prayer
- Chapter 25.—Of Time for Prayer
- 26. Of the Parting of Brethren
- Chapter 27.—Of Subjoining a Psalm
- 28. Of the Spiritual Victim, Which Prayer is
- 29. Of the Power of Prayer