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Recherches Augustiniennes et Patristiques, 1958
In this article is set out the history of the two major controversies dealing with Neo-Platonism in Augustine from the time of their inception with Boissier and Harnack in 1888 down to the contributions of Alfaric, Boyer, Henry, Theiler and Courcelle. The author’s own position is also set out with an addendum in which is given the textual basis for his
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In this article is set out the history of the two major controversies dealing with Neo-Platonism in Augustine from the time of their inception with Boissier and Harnack in 1888 down to the contributions of Alfaric, Boyer, Henry, Theiler and Courcelle. The author’s own position is also set out with an addendum in which is given the textual basis for his
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SEL Studies in English Literature 1500-1900, 2004
Readers generally agree that Raphael administers--probably inappropriately--Neo-Platonic correction to Adam when the man extols Eve's beauty (Paradise Lost 8.523-51). However, Raphael only appears to endorse Neo-Platonism in order to entangle a "wary" Adam fatally--and Neo-Platonically--curious about "proportional ascent, which cannot be / But to be ...
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Readers generally agree that Raphael administers--probably inappropriately--Neo-Platonic correction to Adam when the man extols Eve's beauty (Paradise Lost 8.523-51). However, Raphael only appears to endorse Neo-Platonism in order to entangle a "wary" Adam fatally--and Neo-Platonically--curious about "proportional ascent, which cannot be / But to be ...
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