One adherent of this philosophy wrote 211 mathematical proofs that focused on the material world called The Elements of Theology.
One adherent of this philosophy wrote 211 mathematical proofs that focused on the material world called The Elements of Theology. This school's ideas were spread by a man who advanced the "sea-battle" argument in his treatise "On Interpretation." During the Renaissance, Marsilio Ficino wrote a six-volume treatise that reintroduced the ideas of this philosophy to the public. Ammonius Saccas taught one philosopher of this school, who wrote fifty-four treatises concerning topics such as "the One's" superiority over intellect. Those works were arranged by Porphyry and are called the Enneads. For 10 points, name this philosophy whose exponents include Plotinus, which was inspired by the theory of forms formulated in The Republic.
One adherent of this philosophy wrote 211 mathematical proofs that focused on the material world called The Elements of Theology.
Neoplatonism [accept word forms; prompt on "Platonism"]