Proclii Philosophi Platonici Opera : E. Codd. Miss. Biblioth. Reg. Parisiensis, Volumes 1-2... (Paperback)

Proclii Philosophi Platonici Opera presents the collected works of Proclus, a significant Neoplatonic philosopher. This two-volume set, meticulously compiled from manuscripts in the Bibliothèque Royale in Paris, offers a comprehensive view of Proclus's philosophical system. His writings delve into metaphysics, theology, and mathematics, building upon the foundations laid by Plato and further developed by Plotinus. These volumes, edited by Victor Cousin, provide invaluable insight into the later development of Platonic thought and its enduring influence on Western philosophy and theology. A fundamental resource for scholars of ancient philosophy, Neoplatonism, and the history of ideas.

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