The Hellenic influence, contrary to this theology, spread mainly through translations from Greek into Syriac by Nestorian Christians, who, first at the school of Edessa (431-489), then in the cloisters of Syria, and finally, in the seventh century, at Kennesra … Read More
Neoplatonism is essentially, as we have already seen, a method for accessing an intelligible reality and a construction or description of this reality. The biggest mistake we could make is to believe that this reality has the essential function of … Read More
Neoplatonism is a philosophical doctrine, developed by Platonists of late Antiquity as a result of mid-Platonism. Philo of Alexandria is the precursor of this movement towards 40, then it develops in Rome from 232 by Ammonios Saccas, master of Plotinus, … Read More
