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Philosophy and Theurgy in Late Antiquity
Les platonismes de l'Antiquité Tardive, 2012 openaire +2 more sources
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2020
thersites. Journal for Transcultural Presences & Diachronic Identities from Antiquity to Date, Vol. 11 (2020): tessellae – Birthday Issue for Christine Walde (ed. Annemarie Ambühl)
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thersites. Journal for Transcultural Presences & Diachronic Identities from Antiquity to Date, Vol. 11 (2020): tessellae – Birthday Issue for Christine Walde (ed. Annemarie Ambühl)
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
A careful analysis of the jurisprudence discloses no principled common law foundation for characterizing the joint venture as a distinct legal form. Might it nevertheless be desirable to legislate the joint venture into legal existence? The Alberta Law Reform Institute has made that recommendation.
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A careful analysis of the jurisprudence discloses no principled common law foundation for characterizing the joint venture as a distinct legal form. Might it nevertheless be desirable to legislate the joint venture into legal existence? The Alberta Law Reform Institute has made that recommendation.
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1976
After the initial survey of theurgy in Iamblichus’ de Mysteriis we are, perhaps, now in a better position to examine the actual meaning of the word theurgy. This leads, as we shall see, to a consideration of the problem of causality in theurgy. Lewy gives a good survey of the difficulties presented by the Greek words for theurgy in Chaldaean Oracles ...
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After the initial survey of theurgy in Iamblichus’ de Mysteriis we are, perhaps, now in a better position to examine the actual meaning of the word theurgy. This leads, as we shall see, to a consideration of the problem of causality in theurgy. Lewy gives a good survey of the difficulties presented by the Greek words for theurgy in Chaldaean Oracles ...
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1976
We have already had occasion to mention Proclus in our discussion of theurgy and we now take the opportunity of saying something about theurgy in the works of Proclus. Obviously this is a much vaster subject than can properly be encompassed in a few pages and we will limit ourselves to those points which might throw some light on the thought of his ...
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We have already had occasion to mention Proclus in our discussion of theurgy and we now take the opportunity of saying something about theurgy in the works of Proclus. Obviously this is a much vaster subject than can properly be encompassed in a few pages and we will limit ourselves to those points which might throw some light on the thought of his ...
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The Classical Quarterly, 1982
Theurgy, the religious magic practised by the later Neoplatonists, has been commonly regarded as the point at which Neoplatonism degenerates into magic, superstition and irrationalism.1A superficial glance at the ancient lives of the Neoplatonists, and in particular at Eunapius’Lives of the Sophists, reveals a group of people interested in animating ...
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Theurgy, the religious magic practised by the later Neoplatonists, has been commonly regarded as the point at which Neoplatonism degenerates into magic, superstition and irrationalism.1A superficial glance at the ancient lives of the Neoplatonists, and in particular at Eunapius’Lives of the Sophists, reveals a group of people interested in animating ...
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2009
Marek Dluhoš Kabalistická teurgie Cabalistic theurgy Cabalistic theurgy is a composition of the Hebrew word cabala (meaning 'tradition') and the Greek word theurgy (involving deities and processes, which transpire in God). The thesis is based on the most relevant research in this field in our region, which was undertaken in the time of pre-war ...
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Marek Dluhoš Kabalistická teurgie Cabalistic theurgy Cabalistic theurgy is a composition of the Hebrew word cabala (meaning 'tradition') and the Greek word theurgy (involving deities and processes, which transpire in God). The thesis is based on the most relevant research in this field in our region, which was undertaken in the time of pre-war ...
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