PATAPIOS THE HUMBLE AND SAINT
PHILOSOPHER FROM EGYPT
A' EDITION
B' EDITION
NIKOLAOS A. MARGIORIS
ON THE MERCY OF GOD
PATRIARCH OF ALEXANDRIA
AND WHOLE AFRICA
OUR MODESTY HONOURING THE OTHER VIRTUE
AND THE SERVICES TO THE COUNTRY AND TO THE CHURCH
OF HONOURABLE Mr. NIKOLAOS MARGIORIS
WE AWARD THE VENERABLE CROSS OF APOSTLE AND EVANGELIST MARKOS,
.... CLASS AS A VISIBLE SIGN OF THE APOSTOLIC BLESS
ON WHICH THIS PATRIARCHIC LETTER IS ISSUED.
ALEXANDRIA .......
Pope and Patriarch of Alexandria and of all Africa
Nikolaos the 6th, awards the Venerable Cross of Apostle Markos
with the relevant diplome, to mr. Nikolaos A. Margioris. The
award was made inthe evening of March 4th, 1970, in KING'S
PALACE HOTEL of Athens.
TABLE OF CONTENTS page
OF THE FIRST AND OF THE SECOND EDITION
| Introduction | page11 |
| Preface of the First Edition | page13 |
| Preface of the Second Edition | page14 |
| The era | page18 |
| Saint Patapio's Origin | page19 |
| The Establishment of Alexandria | page19 |
| Apostle Markos, the founder of the Church of Alexandria | page21 |
| The expansion of the new religion in Egypt | page23 |
| The Sunday School of Alexandria | page25 |
| Pantenos, its first director | page26 |
| Klimis the Alexandrian, its second director | page27 |
| Orighenis, its third director, great Aerois. The first great heresy | page29 |
| Athanasios the Great, the defender of Orthodoxy | page38 |
| The first Ecumenical Synod | page39 |
| Hermits - Ascetis - Monks | page42 |
| Thebes | page46 |
| The first miracle, young Patapio's therapy | page50 |
| Theofilos, new Pope and Patriarch of Alexandria | page52 |
| Prefect's and his father visit to the desert | page62 |
| Death of philosopher Ipatia | page54 |
| Saint Patapio's teaching about love | page54 |
| The saint's second collective miracle | page56 |
| The third miracle | page58 |
| The fourth miracle. The paralytic child's therapy | page59 |
| Pope and Patriarch of Alexandria Kyrilos | page61 |
| Transfer of Kyro's and Ioanni's relics in Abu Kir | page63 |
| Departure from Alexandria to Constantinopolis | page67 |
| Patapios saving the boat from storm | page68 |
| The saint's miracle on Sehnuti | page69 |
| Saint Father's teaching in a cave of Crete | page71 |
| Arrival to Corinth | page73 |
| Finding out of the Cave in Gerania by the saint | page74 |
| Saint's speech in Gerania | page75 |
| The never setting light from our poetic collection. The light from Samos | page78 |
| Monc Arsenio's therapy in Gerania mountains | page79 |
| Askete Makarios, Great Alexandreus | page82 |
| Theology of Adiochia | page84 |
| torios, the pre-Christianic Heresiarch | page87 |
| Third Ecumenical Synod in 430 b.C. | page90 |
| Departure from Gerania to Constantinopolis, in 435 A.D. | page91 |
| The great miracle | page93 |
| Invitation by the Imperial Family | page95 |
| Meeting with Empress Evdoxia | page98 |
| The blind's cure | page104 |
| Therapy of the man suffering from hydropikia | page105 |
| Ejection of dirty spirit | page106 |
| Therapy of the woman suffering from cancer | page107 |
| The last gathering of his students in Constantinopolis | page110 |
| The saint's teaching. Creator and creatures | page111 |
| The saint's teaching. The value of knowledge | page112 |
| The saint's teaching. The conception inability through logic | page113 |
| The saint's teaching. The soul purification | page115 |
| The last teaching of the death mystery | page116 |
| Saint Patapio's last bless in life | page117 |
| Cretan Andreas. Eighth Century A.D. | page118 |
| Symeon, the translator, Eleventh Century A.D. | page119 |
| Finding of the Saint's holy relics | page120 |
| The new monastery in Gerania mountains | page122 |
| Epilogue of the first edition | page123 |
| Warm request | page124 |
| Conclusions of Saint's teaching and philosophy | page125 |
| SUPPLEMENTARY AND EXPLANATORY CHAPTERS OF THE B' EDITION | page137 |
| Religious Initiate Saint Patapio's Esoteric Beliefs | page139 |
| The Heresies Drama in Egypt | page148 |
| Patapio's First Meeting with Emperor Theodosios B' | page158 |
| Second Meeting with the same Emperor and Esoteric Analysis of Christianism | page168 |
| Patapio's Third Collective Meeting with the Royal Family. Empress Evdoxia Agrees Absolutely with Egyptian Monc's views. | page177 |
| The Emperor's Courtier Psychopath Relative therapy by Patapios | page189 |
| Patapio's Organization of the Mysticistic Groups by Laymen and Clergymen in the different Christendom | page200 |
| Epilogue of the Second Edition | page214 |