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Neoplatonism

Charles Bigg

This monograph focusses predictably on the theories and teachings of Plotinus but precedes this with a review of foregoing schools of philosophy, with discussions of the thought and times of contemporary and subsequent thinkers who were influenced by Neoplatonism. (Summary by Peter Tucker)

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