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Fragments of the Lost Writings of Proclus: Concerning Place

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Sacred Texts  Classics  Index  Previous  Next  Buy this Book at Amazon.com Fragments that Remain of the Lost Writings of Proclus, by Thomas Taylor, [1825] p. 93 CONCERNING PLACE. * Simplicius having observed, that Proclus is the only philosopher that he is acquainted with, who thought that place was a body, adds, "he, therefore, admitting the axioms of Aristotle concerning place, and the fourfold division of the investigation of it, says it is necessary that place should be…

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