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Proclus

[proh-kluh s, prok-luh s]
noun
  1. a.d. c411–485, Greek philosopher and theologian.
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Historical Examples of proclus

  • Proclus was covered with confusion, but still seemed half incredulous.

    Philothea

    Lydia Maria Child

  • Proclus affirmed that he had been Nichomachus the Pythagorean.

    Reincarnation

    Th. Pascal

  • In Alexandria, after his departure from Proclus's banquet, she had desisted from pursuing him.

  • "That you also are not free from human frailties," Proclus continued, undismayed.

  • He enters here into more details than Proclus in his epitome of the work.

British Dictionary definitions for proclus

Proclus

noun
  1. ?410–485 ad, Greek Neo-Platonist philosopher
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