2. The School of Athens
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In Chapter 1, The Late Ancient Background previous chapter This orientation towards Aristotle, however, was to remain a solitary exception within late ancient philosophy. At the time when Themistius was active, (Neo-) Platonism had long since established itself as dominant doctrine, in the variants developed by Plotinus, Porphyry and especially Iamblichus. This tendency was reinforced in the 5th century, when Neoplatonist views came to dominate the philosophical discourse outright. The tone wa...
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2. The School of Athens
in Philosophy in the Islamic World Online: 8th-10th CenturiesSearch for other papers by Ulrich Rudolph in
Current site
Google Scholar
(1,705 words)