Platonic Theology

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Platonic Theology is Proclus’ major Neoplatonic treatise that systematically expounds the hierarchy of divine principles and the metaphysical structure of reality as interpreted from Plato’s philosophy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Neoplatonic work
philosophical treatise
aimsTo reconcile Platonic dialogues into a unified metaphysical system
systematize Plato's theology
asserts all things proceed from the One
all things return to the One
author Proclus NERFINISHED
basedOn Plato's dialogues NERFINISHED
contains arguments for the existence of multiple divine levels
interpretations of Platonic myths
cosmologyType emanationist cosmology
distinguishesBetween intelligible and sensible realms
focusesOn One
causality
henads NERFINISHED
hierarchy of divine principles
intellect (nous)
participation
procession and return
soul (psyche)
structure of reality
genre metaphysical treatise
systematic theology
historicalReception preserved in Greek manuscript tradition
studied in late antique philosophical schools
influenced Byzantine philosophy
Marsilio Ficino NERFINISHED
Renaissance Platonism NERFINISHED
medieval Christian philosophy
inspiredBy Plato NERFINISHED
keyConcept divine triads
henology
participatory metaphysics
unparticipated and participated principles
language Ancient Greek
mainSubject divine hierarchy
metaphysics
theology
method exegesis of Plato's dialogues
ontologicalView hierarchical ontology
period Late Antiquity
philosophicalSchool Athenian Neoplatonic school NERFINISHED
philosophicalTradition Neoplatonism NERFINISHED
relatedWorkOfAuthor Commentary on Plato's Timaeus NERFINISHED
Elements of Theology NERFINISHED
structure multi-level hierarchy of being

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Proclus mainWork Platonic Theology