The Life of Proclus, or Concerning Happiness [Book Review]

Idealistic Studies 18 (3):284-284 (1988)
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Proclus is the last major Greek philosopher, a prolific Neoplatonic idealist, a polymath, admired by Aquinas, and accorded unusual attention by Hegel. This brief volume contains five hymns by Proclus, translated by Thomas Taylor in 1795, and a listing of his forty-five books, some lost, compiled by Laurence Rosan, the distinguished expert on Proclus.

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10.5840/idstudies198818338

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