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Later Platonists And Their Heirs Among Christians Jews And Muslims 1st Edition Ken Parry Eva Anagnostou

Name: Later Platonists And Their Heirs Among Christians Jews And Muslims 1st Edition Ken Parry Eva Anagnostou
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Later Platonists And Their Heirs Among Christians Jews And Muslims 1st Edition Ken Parry Eva Anagnostou instant download after payment.

Publisher: Brill

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.33 MB

Pages: 568

Author: Ken Parry; Eva Anagnostou

ISBN: 9789004450264, 9789004527850, 9004450262, 9004527850

Language: English

Year: 2023

Edition: 1

Volume: 27

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Later Platonists And Their Heirs Among Christians Jews And Muslims 1st Edition Ken Parry Eva Anagnostou by Ken Parry; Eva Anagnostou 9789004450264, 9789004527850, 9004450262, 9004527850 instant download after payment.

Later Platonists and their Heirs among Christians, Jews and Muslims offers a thought-provoking exploration of the reception of Platonism among communities of faith from early Christianity to the sixteenth century, from the Byzantine East to the Latin West. Rare emphasis is placed on the importance of Platonic thought and its diffusion in late antique and medieval Syria, Armenia, and Georgia but also among Arab and Jewish intellectuals from the seventh century onwards. As such, the volume makes a statement against the separation of Neoplatonic philosophy from Christianity and the other Abrahamic faiths, since all four traditions promoted a life of virtue and goodness despite operating under different divine auspices. The volume seeks to establish paths of transmission and modes of adaptation across times and places.