In one work usually attributed to this philosopher, the term hyparxis is identified with existence as the first principle of a triad which includes life and intelligence.  In another work, the civic, purgative, and contemplative types of virtue are considered along with paradigmatic virtue, which corresponds to a virtue's Platonic Form.  In addition to Commentary on Parmenides, this opponent of Iamblichus wrote a work rejecting Cronius's theory that the titular location did not exist and interprets its structure symbolically while analyzing The Odyssey as allegorically depicting the history of the human soul.  Another work by this philosopher discusses the Aristoteli
In one work usually attributed to this philosopher, the term hyparxis is identified with existence as the first principle of a triad which includes life and intelligence.  In another work, the civic, purgative, and contemplative types of virtue are considered along with paradigmatic virtue, which corresponds to a virtue's Platonic Form.  In addition to Commentary on Parmenides, this opponent of Iamblichus wrote a work rejecting Cronius's theory that the titular location did not exist and interprets its structure symbolically while analyzing The Odyssey as allegorically depicting the history of the human soul.  Another work by this philosopher discusses the Aristotelian concepts of genus, species, differentia, property, and accident as an introduction to the Categories.  The author of Sententiae, The Cave of the Nymphs and the Isagoge, for 10 points, name this Neoplatonist who edited his teacher Plotinus' Enneads. 
In one work usually attributed to this philosopher, the term hyparxis is identified with existence as the first principle of a triad which includes life and intelligence.  
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