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The famous inscription of the oracle of Delphi "know thyself" is present throughout the history of philosophical thought and Christian spirituality. In Thanks to Origen , Gregory Thaumaturgus presents the master as a true philosopher. As he learned from the master, the excellence of philosophy is found in the realization of the oracular saying: "know thyself". This article intends to develop this aspect of the spiritual itinerary of Origen from passages of his Commentary on the Canticle of Canticles, in which self-knowledge is placed in the recognition of being created in the image and likeness of God (ontological field) and in the knowledge of the dispositions of the soul (ethical field).

O CONHECIMENTO DE SI NO ITINERÁRIO ESPIRITUAL DE ORÍGENES DE ALEXANDRIA