These men were the followers of the Neoplatonic school.

The list is a catalog of Neoplatonic works on cosmology and natural history.

His works are mystical and show strong Neoplatonic influence.

There is a double motivation found in Neoplatonic systems.

His Neoplatonic theology is also more than just metaphysics as rhetoric.

He set forth one of the most elaborate, complex, and fully developed Neoplatonic systems.

Ezra had a neoplatonic orientation towards his philosophical attitudes with God and man.

An important element in the Neoplatonic answer to these questions is its reaction to Scepticism.

The poem concludes with a Neoplatonic emphasis of virtue being able to conquer suffering.

Nearest the door at the back of the church, in the first panel, she lectured on Neoplatonic philosophy to her pupils.

He desired an artistic fusion between the real world and the world of ideas, in a Neoplatonic perspective.

George Wyndham is among the few to take it completely seriously, providing a neoplatonic reading.

There is also a tendency in later neoplatonic thought towards increasing transcendentalism and dualism.

The Neoplatonic extravagances which lay hidden in the school from the first came to a head in his writings.

She wrote extensively on the occult or Neoplatonic philosophies of the Renaissance.

Dynamistic manifestation as being that of act or energy derived from a Neoplatonic interpretation.

Thinkers from the Neoplatonic school cross-pollinated with the thinkers of other intellectual schools.

It has neoplatonic and medieval scholastic origins.

There were three major reasons for the prominence of Neoplatonic influences in the Islamic world:

The idea originated with Plato and was an important component of most Neoplatonic systems:

He was a supporter of the Neoplatonic school of Proclus.

Serapion was a 3rd century neoplatonic philosopher and student of Plotinus.

They do, however, confront the reader with something of a Neoplatonic excess, as if the narratives were boiling over the pages into foamy otherness.

The last major Greek Neoplatonic philosopher.

Late Neoplatonic sources state that Pythagoras learned mathematics from the Babylonians.

Some went so far as to credit Aristotle himself with neo-Platonic metaphysical ideas.

Its subject is a Neo-Platonic argument about the relative merits of sight and sound.

This goal followed from Neo-Platonic ideals, where music and morality are closely linked.

His commentaries removed the neo-Platonic bias of his predecessors.

In his philosophical thought neo-platonic ideas prevail; and astrology also had a place in his view of the world.

"Katherine Philips: friendship, poetry and neo-platonic thought in seventeenth century England."

It apparently shows clear neo-Platonic references to the school of Ibn Masarra.

It's not until the 15th century and figures like Michelangelo that the whole Neo-Platonic doctrine sets in, but this is some way down the track.

Renaissance humanism saw resurgence in hermeticism and Neo-Platonic varieties of ceremonial magic.

Bryson of Heraclea was a neo-platonic who is cited as having heavily influenced early Muslim economic scholarship.

Christianity adopted this Neo-Platonic conception and saw it as a strong argument for the existence of a supreme God.

Maimonides admiration for the neo-Platonic commentators led him to doctrines which the later Scholastics did not accept.

Of course as Vernon indicates, it appears neo-Platonic dualism is a mythology that has has little if any basis in fact.

Sometimes described as a form of pantheism, the idea is similar to the neo-Platonic view that God is both immanent and transcendent.

The Neo-Platonic writers took up Clement's "forty-two essential texts".

Plotinus, a Neo-Platonic philosopher, saw all forms of existence as emanating from 'The One'.

His admiration for argumentative church fathers and neo-Platonic philosophers seems entirely disinterested, as Rosen's talk of the rabbis is not.

Gassendi attacked Fludd's neo-Platonic position.

Some cultures or philosophies believe that evil can arise without meaning or reason (in neo-Platonic philosophy this is called absurd evil).

Augustine's perspective follows from and is built upon the neo-Platonic views of his era, which in turn have their original roots in Plato's cosmogony.

His belief that all created beauty is an emanation of divine beauty was likewise Hallajian or neo-Platonic in origin.

He makes many references to Aristotle in his writings, but these are often unwittingly re-interpreted in a Neo-Platonic framework.

The Hill people, whom Europe scorned as barbarians, were members of a secret, neo-Platonic society, based on reason and order and the search for truth.

They show Robert Sidney as an advocate of the Neo-platonic philosophy of love and adept at a great variety of verse forms.

He also translated from neo-Platonic Aristotelian commentators, Dexippus, Ammonius, Porphyry and others.