Ancient religions, animism, and ritual

Proclus the Neoplatonic Philosopher

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20th century
Language: English

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THE great Plato, in the tenth book of his Laws, compels us, by adamantine arguments, as it were, to confess that Providence has an existence; and also elsewhere in many places, as in the Timaeus, he shows that the Demiurgus has elaborated the fabrication of things, by his providential energies, as far as to the last portion of intelligence, and this he likewise clearly asserts.

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