Augustine vs plotinus the uniqueness of the vision at ostia

In John Inglis (ed.), Medieval Philosophy and the Classical Tradition in Islam, Judaism and Christianity (2002)
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Every reader creates a personal version of what is read....This is often the very opposite of what might at first blush be expected: but on consideration it is exactly the way in which a writer of genius should — we perhaps suddenly realise — respond. It is, in short, creative rather than passively parallel, and a matter of unobtrusive decisive omissions followed by the flow of new matter, of demarcation rather than of imitation.

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