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Proclus
[ proh-kluhs, prok-luhs ]
noun
- a.d. c411–485, Greek philosopher and theologian.
Proclus
/ ˈprəʊkləs; ˈprɒk- /
noun
- Proclus?410485MGreekPHILOSOPHY: philosopher ?410–485 ad , Greek Neo-Platonist philosopher
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Or Proclus may have thought it unnecessary to give the accounts by Lesches and Arctinus of the same incident.
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When Vitalian laid siege to Constantinople, Proclus is said to have burned his ships with a polished brass mirror.
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Proclus gave out the same teaching; he affirmed that he had been incarnated in Nichomachus, the Pythagorean.
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Those specimens also, which have been preserved by Proclus, in his dissertations upon Plato, afford matter of great curiosity.
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Proclus says, that it was the title of the priests; and particularly of him, who presided in the college of Neith at Sas.
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