The History of Philosophy: From the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Present Century, Volume 21799 |
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Page 187
... Philo , who wrote before chriftianity ap- peared in Egypt , speaks of this as an established ́fect . From comparing Philo's account of this fect with the ftate of philofophy in the country where it flourished , we conclude , that the ...
... Philo , who wrote before chriftianity ap- peared in Egypt , speaks of this as an established ́fect . From comparing Philo's account of this fect with the ftate of philofophy in the country where it flourished , we conclude , that the ...
Page 190
... Philo platonized . " After what manner Philo ftudied philofophy , will appear from a comparison of the nature of Jewish learning with the fpi- rit of the Alexandrian schools . We have feen , that , from the time of the Ptolemies , the ...
... Philo platonized . " After what manner Philo ftudied philofophy , will appear from a comparison of the nature of Jewish learning with the fpi- rit of the Alexandrian schools . We have feen , that , from the time of the Ptolemies , the ...
Page 192
... Philo supposes the order of the visible world to have been adapted to the Pythagorean proportions and numbers . He maintains the immutability of the material world upon the principle univerfally adopted by the antients , that as from ...
... Philo supposes the order of the visible world to have been adapted to the Pythagorean proportions and numbers . He maintains the immutability of the material world upon the principle univerfally adopted by the antients , that as from ...
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