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34 Neptune and Lethargy
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents ix
- List of Illustrations xiii
- Preface xvii
- Note on Translations xxiii
- 1 One, Two, Three 1
- 2 Emulator of Homer 6
- 3 Pythagorean and Socratic 12
- 4 Parens, fabricator, artifex 14
- 5 Descendants and Intermediaries 19
- 6 Rachel’s Beauty 22
- 7 The Lilies of the Field 30
- 8 ‘Mira profunditas’ 37
- 9 Compunction and Transfiguration 43
- 10 ‘O qui perpetua mundum ratione gubernas’ 48
- 11 Beauty 53
- 12 Metaphorá 62
- 13 Integumenta; Esthétique du Timée 67
- 14 The Three Days 76
- 15 Towards the altitudo terribilis 81
- 16 The Names of God 92
- 17 Decor, altitudo, gloria 98
- 18 Philomythía and Poetry 102
- 19 ‘I love those who love me’ 108
- 20 ‘What Timaeus argues about the souls’ 121
- 21 ‘The hall-mark of genius’ 130
- 22 ‘We must lose ourselves’ 133
- 23 ‘Those things that cannot die and those that can’ 136
- 24 ‘To new loves Love Eternal opened out’ 140
- 25 ‘That deep mind’ 145
- 26 ‘Amor quo caelum regitur’ 148
- 27 ‘He laughed, self-mockingly’ 152
- 28 ‘This reason moved Augustine’ 156
- 29 ‘Fountain of light, seedbed of life’ 161
- 30 ‘Beings and accidents and modes of life’ 165
- 31 The Moon Smiles Among the Eternal Nymphs 168
- 32 ‘Splendour of God!’ 174
- 33 ‘The beauty I saw’ 177
- 34 Neptune and Lethargy 182
- 35 The Last Simile: The Geometer 190
- 36 Epilogue 193
- 37 Afterword: The Unmoved Mover Begins to Move 213
- Appendix. The Timaeus 231
- sigla 309
- abbreviations 311
- notes 313
- further reading 351
- Illustration Credits 355
- INDEX OF NAMES 359
- A NOTE ON THE TYPE 365
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents ix
- List of Illustrations xiii
- Preface xvii
- Note on Translations xxiii
- 1 One, Two, Three 1
- 2 Emulator of Homer 6
- 3 Pythagorean and Socratic 12
- 4 Parens, fabricator, artifex 14
- 5 Descendants and Intermediaries 19
- 6 Rachel’s Beauty 22
- 7 The Lilies of the Field 30
- 8 ‘Mira profunditas’ 37
- 9 Compunction and Transfiguration 43
- 10 ‘O qui perpetua mundum ratione gubernas’ 48
- 11 Beauty 53
- 12 Metaphorá 62
- 13 Integumenta; Esthétique du Timée 67
- 14 The Three Days 76
- 15 Towards the altitudo terribilis 81
- 16 The Names of God 92
- 17 Decor, altitudo, gloria 98
- 18 Philomythía and Poetry 102
- 19 ‘I love those who love me’ 108
- 20 ‘What Timaeus argues about the souls’ 121
- 21 ‘The hall-mark of genius’ 130
- 22 ‘We must lose ourselves’ 133
- 23 ‘Those things that cannot die and those that can’ 136
- 24 ‘To new loves Love Eternal opened out’ 140
- 25 ‘That deep mind’ 145
- 26 ‘Amor quo caelum regitur’ 148
- 27 ‘He laughed, self-mockingly’ 152
- 28 ‘This reason moved Augustine’ 156
- 29 ‘Fountain of light, seedbed of life’ 161
- 30 ‘Beings and accidents and modes of life’ 165
- 31 The Moon Smiles Among the Eternal Nymphs 168
- 32 ‘Splendour of God!’ 174
- 33 ‘The beauty I saw’ 177
- 34 Neptune and Lethargy 182
- 35 The Last Simile: The Geometer 190
- 36 Epilogue 193
- 37 Afterword: The Unmoved Mover Begins to Move 213
- Appendix. The Timaeus 231
- sigla 309
- abbreviations 311
- notes 313
- further reading 351
- Illustration Credits 355
- INDEX OF NAMES 359
- A NOTE ON THE TYPE 365