The new issue of Numen (volume 63, issues 2-3) features a number of articles on later Platonism and religion in late antiquity. Looking forward to digging into them. The TOC is below, or see the issue online here.
The new issue of Numen (volume 63, issues 2-3) features a number of articles on later Platonism and religion in late antiquity. Looking forward to digging into them. The TOC is below, or see the issue online here.
Divine Word and Divine Work: Late Platonism and Religion
- Authors: Taneli Kukkonen and Pauliina Remes
- Source: , Volume 63, Issue 2-3, pages: 139 –146
Socrates’ Debt to Asclepius: Physicians and Philosophers with Asclepian Souls in Late Antiquity
- Author: Svetla Slaveva-Griffin
- Source: , Volume 63, Issue 2-3, pages: 167 –195
Divine or Human Images? Neoplatonic and Christian Views on Works of Art and Aesthetics
- Author: Arja Karivieri
- Source: , Volume 63, Issue 2-3, pages: 196 –209
Byzantine Visual Culture: Conditions of “Right” Belief and Some Platonic Outlooks
- Author: Anne Karahan
- Source: , Volume 63, Issue 2-3, pages: 210 –244
Christianity’s Content: (Neo)Platonism in the Middle Ages, Its Theoretical and Theological Appeal
- Author: Willemien Otten
- Source: , Volume 63, Issue 2-3, pages: 245 –270
Al-Ghazālī on the Origins of Ethics
- Author: Taneli Kukkonen
- Source: , Volume 63, Issue 2-3, pages: 271 –298
Synesius of Cyrene and the American “Synesii”
- Author: Jay Bregman
- Source: , Volume 63, Issue 2-3, pages: 299 –323