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PROCLUS AND SYRIANUS ON IDEAS OF ARTEFACTS. A TEST CASE FOR NEOPLATONIC HERMENEUTICS
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Syrianus, Proclus, and Damascius
2015Of the philosophers who presided over the Platonic Academy in its final phase, Syrianus, Proclus, and Damascius are certainly the ones who stand out. Much earlier, Plotinus had laid the foundations of the Neoplatonic system with his theory of the hypostases, based on the three principles of the One, Intellect, and Soul. Since Plotinus the number of
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The Ubiquity of Divinity According to Iamblichus and Syrianus
The International Journal of the Platonic Tradition, 2013Abstract In two passages in particular of his Commentary on the Timaeus, Proclus attributes to his master Syrianus a series of arguments in favour of not confining gods or daemons to any particular level of the universe, either hypercosmic or encosmic, as had been the more or less universal practice of earlier Platonists, but asserting the ubiquity of
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Syrianus on Aristotle’s Metaphysics
Abstract Syrianus’ only surviving writings are comments on books Β, Γ, and ΜΝ of the Metaphysics (though he wrote more, including material for private circulation). It is likely that the comments on Γ were meant to circulate separately.Michael Frede +2 more
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