One of the earliest appearances of this concept can be found in Anaxagoras' Peri Physeos, which formed the basis for atomic theory.
One of the earliest appearances of this concept can be found in Anaxagoras' Peri Physeos, which formed the basis for atomic theory. It is thought to exist in contrast with the idea of dianoia, or the stepwise grasping of ideas. In Stoic philosophy, it is the rational principle of the cosmos. It is perhaps most famous for its role in another school of philosophy, as it is the reflection of the absolute good, which includes the universe of rational beings. FTP, identify this concept expounded on by Plotinus and thought of as the highest good in Neo-Platonism.
One of the earliest appearances of this concept can be found in Anaxagoras' Peri Physeos, which formed the basis for atomic theory.
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