Syrianus

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Syrianus was a prominent 5th-century Neoplatonist philosopher and head of the Athenian Platonic Academy, known especially as the teacher of Proclus and commentator on Aristotle and Plato.

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instanceOf Late Antique philosopher
Neoplatonist philosopher
commentator on Aristotle
commentator on Plato
head of the Platonic Academy
activeInCentury 5th century
associatedWith Athenian Platonic Academy NERFINISHED
pagan revival in 5th-century Athens
birthPlace Alexandria NERFINISHED
commentedOn Aristotle NERFINISHED
Plato NERFINISHED
commentedOnWork Aristotle's Categories NERFINISHED
Aristotle's De Interpretatione NERFINISHED
Aristotle's Metaphysics NERFINISHED
Aristotle's On the Heavens NERFINISHED
Aristotle's Prior Analytics NERFINISHED
Plato's Parmenides NERFINISHED
Plato's Timaeus NERFINISHED
deathPlace Athens NERFINISHED
doctrine defense of Plato against Aristotle
hierarchical metaphysical structure of reality
era Late Antiquity
influenced Hermias of Alexandria NERFINISHED
Proclus NERFINISHED
later Byzantine Platonists
knownFor commentaries on Aristotle
commentaries on Plato
influence on Proclus
language Ancient Greek
mainInterests cosmology
logic
metaphysics
theology
notableStudent Hermias of Alexandria NERFINISHED
Proclus NERFINISHED
philosophicalSchool Neoplatonism NERFINISHED
philosophicalTradition Athenian Neoplatonic school NERFINISHED
positionHeld scholarch of the Athenian Platonic Academy
predecessor Plutarch of Athens NERFINISHED
region Eastern Roman Empire NERFINISHED
religiousContext pagan Hellenic tradition
sourceFor Proclus' metaphysical system
studentOf Plutarch of Athens NERFINISHED
succeeded Plutarch of Athens NERFINISHED
successor Proclus NERFINISHED
teacherOf Hermias of Alexandria NERFINISHED
Proclus NERFINISHED

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Proclus influencedBy Syrianus
Proclus teacher Syrianus