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SUMMARY:Mor Augin (St. Eugene)
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DESCRIPTION:Saint Mor Awgen is the traditional founder of Syriac monastici
 sm. He originated from Qluzma in Egypt\, and started off as a pearl diver 
 who gave pearls to the poor and needy. In mid-life he decided to become a 
 monk at the monastery of St. Pachomius\, and from there he and his brother
 hood\, the holy 70 ancestors\, set off to Bethnahrin (Mesopotamia)\, settl
 ing in the region of Mount Izlo. The remains of the monastery dedicated to
  his name still stands on the slopes of Mount Izlo\, overlooking the Mesop
 otamian plain. His name testifies his success and his glory because it is 
 translated as “the good man” (Bar Hebreus\, vol. 1\, 1872-1877\, p. 85
 ff).\n\nAs Mor Augin was a great and respectable monk\, his word and achie
 vement was known even in Byzantium (Constantinople) and by the Emperor Con
 stantine. He said: “These three warriors are known in our kingdom: Anton
 ius in Egypt\, Illarion at the coast and Mor Augin who moved out of Egypt 
 and come and settled down in your region and enlightened it. We plead and 
 beg of him that he prays for us in front of Our Lord\, so that we and our 
 kingdom will be protected and safe.” (Tale of Saint Mor Augin).\n\nHe’
 s called “Second Christ” in the Syriac tradition owning to the miracul
 ous deeds he did. This certainly does not mean an equality between the bot
 h of them\, rather it expresses the particularly tight succession of Mor A
 ugin.\n\nMor Augin and his companions filled and decorated the whole east 
 with monasteries and churches\, from Egypt to the border of Persia.\n\nIn 
 363\, Saint Mor Augin passed away at a great age and advanced to the kingd
 om of heaven. “His body was buried in the cave underneath his monastery
 ’s southern altar. His holy relics are kept till today in the monastery.
  May his prayers be with us” (P. Behnam\, 1908\, p- 18f).\n\nMor Augin M
 onastery https://morauginmonastery.wordpress.com/\n\nLife of St. Augin: ht
 tp://bit.ly/Awgen\n\nVat. LXIX
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