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John Cassian and the Reading of Egyptian Monastic Culture T&Fbestsellers20240951 needs of Greek and RomanThis book examines the method of meditative reading encouraged by John Cassian (c. 360 435) in his ascetic writings, the bulk of which are fictive dialogues that purportedly record the instruction he had received from Egyptial Christian monks. This instruction was at its core an interactive experience, depending upon both the discernment of the master and diligent application of instruction by the student. Driver examines Cassian's understanding of