Theologica

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Theologica is a theological work by the 11th-century Byzantine scholar and philosopher Michael Psellos, reflecting his engagement with Christian doctrine and classical philosophy.

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instanceOf philosophical work
theological work
approximateDate 11th century
associatedWith Byzantine intellectual revival
University of Constantinople NERFINISHED
author Michael Psellos NERFINISHED
circulation Byzantine scholarly circles
countryOfOrigin Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
creator Michael Psellos NERFINISHED
discusses angels and demons
cosmology
doctrine of God
ethics
nature of the soul
genre Byzantine literature
Christian theology
philosophy
hasAuthorOccupation court intellectual
philosopher
scholar
theologian
hasTheologicalMethod synthesis of Christian doctrine and classical philosophy
historicalSignificance example of philosophical theology in Byzantium
witness to Michael Psellos’s engagement with classical learning
intellectualContext Middle Byzantine period NERFINISHED
language Greek
literaryForm scholastic treatise
systematic theology
mainSubject Christian doctrine
Christian dogma
Christology NERFINISHED
Trinity NERFINISHED
classical philosophy
creation
divine providence
metaphysics
relationship between faith and reason
originalLanguage Medieval Greek
philosophicalInfluence Aristotle NERFINISHED
Neoplatonism NERFINISHED
Plato NERFINISHED
philosophicalTradition Byzantine philosophy
religiousTradition Eastern Orthodox Christianity NERFINISHED
theologicalPerspective Orthodox Christian theology
timePeriod 11th century
usesSourcesFrom Patristic writings
classical Greek philosophy
writtenByPersonFrom Constantinople NERFINISHED

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Michael Psellos notableWork Theologica