Neoplatonismo

Neoplatonismo

A further development of Platonic philosophy under the influence of Aristotelian and Pythagorean philosophy and Christian mysticism; it flourished between the third and sixth centuries, stressing a mystical intuition of the highest One or God, a transcendent source of all being.

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Philosophy; Eastern philosophy

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Philosophy; Eastern philosophy

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