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Plato's Parmenides and its heritage, Vol. 2

John Douglas Turner and Kevin Corrigan c2010 © Society of Biblical Literature
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  • Writings from the Greco-Roman World
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  • 9781589834507 (paper)
Subject
  • Philosophy
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  • Frontmatter
  • Abbreviations (page vii)
  • Introduction (page 1)
  • SECTION 1: PARMENIDES INTERPRETATION FROM PLOTINUS TO DAMASCIUS
    • 1. Plotinus and the Parmenides: Problems of Interpretation (Matthias Vorwerk, page 23)
    • 2. Plotinus and the Hypotheses of the Second Part of Plato's Parmenides (Kevin Corrigan, page 35)
    • 3. The Reception of the Parmenides before Proclus (Luc Brisson, page 49)
    • 4. Is Porphyry the Source Used by Marius Victorinus? (Volker Henning Drecoll, page 65)
    • 5. Porphyry and the Gnostics: Reassessing Pierre Hadot's Thesis in Light of the Second- and Third-Century Sethian Treatises (Tuomas Rasimus, page 81)
    • 6. Columns VII-VIII of the Anonymous Commentary on the Parmenides: Vestiges of a Logical Interpretation (Luc Brisson, page 111)
    • 7. Iamblichus's Interpretation of the Parmenides' Third Hypothesis (John F. Finamore, page 119)
    • 8. Syrianus's Exegesis of the Second Hypothesis of the Parmenides: The Architecture of the Intelligible Universe Revealed (John M. Dillon, page 133)
    • 9. Damascius on the Third Hypothesis of the Parmenides (Sara Ahbel-Rappe, page 143)
    • 10. Metaphysicizing the Aristotelian Categories: Two References to the Parmenides in Simplicius's Commentary on the Categories (75,6 and 291,2 Kalbfleisch) (Gerald Bechtle, page 157)
  • SECTION 2: THE HIDDEN INFLUENCE OF THE PARMENIDES IN PHILO, ORIGEN, AND LATER PATRISTIC THOUGHT
    • 11. Early Alexandrian Theology and Plato's Parmenides (David T. Runia, page 175)
    • 12. Christians and the Parmenides (Mark Edwards, page 189)
    • 13. Origen's Platonism: Questions and Caveats (Mark Edwards, page 199)
    • 14. Plato's Parmenides among the Cappadocian Fathers: The Problem of a Possible Influence or the Meaning of a Lack? (Jean Reynard, page 217)
    • 15. The Importance of the Parmenides for Trinitarian Theology in the Third and Fourth Centuries C.E. (Kevin Corrigan, page 237)
    • 16. Pseudo-Dionysius, the Parmenides, and the Problem of Contradiction (Andrew Radde-Gallwitz, page 243)
  • References (page 255)
  • Contributors (page 269)
  • Subject-Name Index (page 273)
  • Index Locorum (page 289)
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