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Elements of Theology

work by Proclus
Also known as: “Institutio theologica”
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  • Proclus

    …Proclus’s own Institutio theologica (Elements of Theology). Latin translations of the Elements of Theology, his most important work, and many of his other writings in Greek were made in the 13th century by the scholar William of Moerbeke and became the principal sources for medieval knowledge of Platonic philosophy.…

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    …Proclus’s own Institutio theologica (Elements of Theology). Latin translations of the Elements of Theology, his most important work, and many of his other writings in Greek were made in the 13th century by the scholar William of Moerbeke and became the principal sources for medieval knowledge of Platonic philosophy.…

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