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Julianus the Theurgist
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Julianus the Theurgist

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    …verse that was composed by Julianus the Theurgist and his son late in the 2nd century ad and had great influence on the Neoplatonists. The work combined Platonic elements with Persian or Babylonian creeds and was regarded by the later Neoplatonists as their basic religious book, something of a heathen…

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    …verse that was composed by Julianus the Theurgist and his son late in the 2nd century ad and had great influence on the Neoplatonists. The work combined Platonic elements with Persian or Babylonian creeds and was regarded by the later Neoplatonists as their basic religious book, something of a heathen…

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