By Proclus

Proclus' components of Theology is a concise summa of the Neoplatonic method in its totally constructed shape; and for the coed of overdue Greek idea, moment in significance merely to the Enneads of Plotinus. Dodds has supplied a severe textual content in accordance with a private exam of a few 40 manuscripts, including an English translation and a philosophical and linguistic remark. This moment variation comprises an Appendix of Addenda et corrigenda and continues to be greatly seemed and revered because the definitive version of the textual content at the present time.

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319 ff. Creuzer's assumption that it is a copy of a Vatican MS. seems to be mistaken. INTRODUCTION XXXVII 21. l(~ (ff. , saec. xiv, bound with paper MSS. , where it is wrongly described as Theologicae Insll'tult'oms libn' sex). Props. 1-4 have been lost and supplied in a later hand on paper (apparently from 0); prop. 2II is missing. This MS. is not the parent of nos. 15 -20, but appears ' to be derived like them (through a common ancestor, as is shown by common omissions) from M I , It is not, however, a satisfactory representative of the text of M i , as it exhibits a large number of readings introduced from other sources.

Appear to have been written within a generation of de Morbecca's autograph, viz. Peterhouse ~2 I, saec. xiii fin . (a) and Vaticanus 24 I 9, c. 1300? ({3). In addition to these I have used Vaticanus 4426, saec. 2 Even after comparing these three, there remain a number of passages where it is not easy to determine what de Morbecca 1 See above, p. xxxi. The nnme in its Latinized form is variously spelt : a and fJ give ' Morbecca '. ncludes Berthold of Mosburg's commentary, and is the • Berealdus' erroneously regarded by Fabricius as an independent version); and one in t he Bibliotheque Publique at Poitiers (no.

Xvi: written by Camillus Venetus, and formerly in the possession of F. Patrizzi. Copy of 30 I 32. Bodleianus Misc. , contains props. pa ~1I"LCTTpO

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