Introduction

Panayiota Vassilopoulou

1-17

Porphyry and the debate over traditional religious practices

Aude Busine

21-29

St John in Amelius' seminar

John Dillon

30-43

Eternal time and temporal expansion

Proclus' golden ratio

Emilie F. Kutash

44-66

Having sex with the one

erotic mysticism in Plotinus and the problem of metaphor

Zeke Mazur

67-83

Ibn Ṭufayl and the wisdom of the East

on apprehending the divine

Taneli Kukkonen

87-102

Plotinus, Porphyry, and India

a re-examination

Joachim Lacrosse

103-117

Animation of statues in ancient civilizations and neoplatonism

Algis Uzdavinys

118-140

Platonists and the teaching of rhetoric in late antiquity

143-159

Proclus' notion of poetry

Oiva Kuisma

160-173

The Homeric tradition in Ammonius and Asclepius

Christina-Panagiota Manolea

174-187

Nous and Geist

self-identity and methodological solipsism in Plotinus and Hegel

Robert M. Rerchman

191-210

Μεστὰ πάντα σημείων

Plotinus, Leibniz, and Berkeley on determinism

Daniele Bertini

211-227

Proclus Americanus

Jay Bregman

228-249

Ecology's future debt to Plotinus and neoplatonism

Kevin Corrigan

250-272

Heathen martyrs or romish idolaters

Socrates and Plato in eighteenth-century England

Carol Poster

273-288

Conclusion

Stephen L. Clark

289-301