Porphyrian Studies Since 1913
by Andrew Smith, Dublin
Contents
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I. Life of Porphyry |
719 |
II. Contradiction and Change |
722 |
1. Literal and metaphorical interpretation of Hades |
723 |
2. Transmigration of souls |
725 |
3. The One and Nous |
727 |
4. Demiurge - Nous or Soul? |
729 |
III. Superstition and Criticism |
730 |
1. Introduction |
730 |
2. The 'Philosophy from Oracles' and the 'De regressu animae' |
731 |
IV. Metaphysics |
737 |
V. Exegesis |
742 |
1. Introduction |
742 |
2. Homer |
744 |
VI. Porphyry's Relationship to other Philosophers and Movements |
747 |
Introduction |
747 |
1. Citation of earlier authors |
748 |
2. Plato |
749 |
3. Aristotle |
754 |
4. Plotinus |
755 |
5. Middleplatonists, Neopythagoreans and Stoics |
760 |
6. Gnostics, Chaldaeans and Indians |
762 |
VII. Tracing Porphyry's Ideas in Later Authors |
764 |
1. The western tradition |
765 |
2. Arnobius and Cornelius Labeo |
766 |
3. Ambrose |
768 |
4. Augustine |
768 |
5. Others |
771 |
6. Influence and transmission in the East |
772 |