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Edited by A. H. Armstrong

Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:: March 2008
Print publication year:: 1967
Online ISBN:: 9781139055147
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/CHOL9780521040549

Subjects:: History of Philosophy, Classical Studies, Classical Philosophy, History, Ancient Philosophy, Philosophy
Collection:: Cambridge Histories - Philosophy & Political Thought

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Surveys philosophy from the neo-Platonists to St Anselm, showing how Greek philosophy took the form in which it was known to its cultural inheritors and how they interpreted it.

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Frontmatter
pp i-xvi

Chapter 1 - Introductory
pp 1-10

Part 1 - GREEK PHILOSOPHY FROM PLATO TO PLOTINUS

Chapter 2 - The Old Academy
pp 11-38

Chapter 3 - Aristotle
pp 39-52

Chapter 4 - The Later Academy and Platonism
pp 53-83

Chapter 5 - The Pythagoreans
pp 84-106

Chapter 6 - The Peripatos
pp 107-123

Chapter 7 - The Stoa
pp 124-132

Part II - PHILO AND THE BEGINNINGS OF CHRISTIAN THOUGHT

Chapter 8 - Philo
pp 133-157

Chapter 9 - The beginning of Christian philosophy: Justin: the Gnostics
pp 158-167

Chapter 10 - Clement of Alexandria
pp 168-181

Chapter 11 - Origen
pp 182-192

Part III - PLOTINUS

Chapter 12 - Life: Plotinus and the religion and superstition of his time
pp 193-210

Chapter 13 - Teaching and writing
pp 211-221

Chapter 14 - Man and reality
pp 222-235

Chapter 15 - The One and Intellect
pp 236-249

Chapter 16 - From Intellect to matter: the return to the One
pp 250-268

Part IV - THE LATER NEOPLATONISTS

Chapter 17 - Introduction to later Neoplatonism
pp 269-282

Chapter 18 - Porphyry and Iamblichus
pp 283-301

Chapter 19 - Athenian and Alexandrian Neoplatonism
pp 302-326

Part V - MARIUS VICTORINUS AND AUGUSTINE

Chapter 20 - Marius Victorinus
pp 327-340

Chapter 21 - Augustine. Biographical introduction: Christianity and philosophy
pp 341-353

Chapter 22 - Augustine. Man: body and soul
pp 354-361

Chapter 23 - Augustine. Reason and illumination
pp 362-373

Chapter 24 - Augustine. Sense and imagination
pp 374-379

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