INDEX OF NAMES AND SUBJECTS

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. INTRODUCTION ix
4. PART 1: PATRISTIC THOUGHT
5. 1. THE PLATONIC AND CHRISTIAN ULYSSES 1
6. 2. ORIGEN'S DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY AND SOME LATER NEOPLA TONIC THEORIES 19
7. 3. A NEOPLATONIC COMMENTARY ON THE CHRISTIAN TRINITY: MARl US VICTORINUS 24
8. 4. THE NEOPLATONISM OF SAINT AUGUSTINE 34
9. PART II: LATER GREEK AND BYZANTINE THOUGHT
10. 5. SOME LATER NEOPLATONIC VIEWS ON DIVINE CREATION AND THE ETERNITY OF THE WORLD 45
11. 6. JOHN PHILOPONUS AND STEPHANUS OF ALEXANDRIA: TWO NEOPLATONIC CHRISTIAN COMMENTATORS ON ARISTOTLE? 54
12. 7. NEW OBJECTIVE LINKS BETWEEN THE PSEUDO-DIONYSIUS AND PROCLUS 64
13. 8. THE PROBLEM OF GENERAL CONCEPTS IN NEOPLATONISM AND BYZANTINE THOUGHT 75
14. PART III: MEDIEVAL LATIN THOUGHT
15. 9. THE PRIMACY OF EXISTENCE IN THE THOUGHT OF ERIUGENA 89
16. 10. THE OVERCOMING OF THE NEOPLATONIC TRIAD OF BEING, LIFE AND INTELLECT BY THOMAS AQUINAS 97
17. 11. THE PROBLEM OF THE REALITY AND MULTIPLICITY OF DIVINE IDEAS IN CHRISTIAN NEOPLA TONISM 109
18. 12. MEISTER ECKHART ON GOD AS ABSOLUTE UNITY 128
19. PART IV: RENAISSANCE THOUGHT
20. 13. NEOPLATONISM AND CHRISTIAN THOUGHT IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY 143
21. 14. NEOPLATONISM, THE GREEK COMMENTATORS AND RENAISSANCE ARISTOTELIANISM 169
22. 15. ANDREAS CAMUTIUS ON THE CONCORD OF PLATO AND ARISTOTLE WITH SCRIPTURE 178
23. PART V: MODERN THOUGHT
24. 16. TRIADS AND TRINITY IN THE POETRY OF ROBERT BROWNING 187
25. 17. THE CHRISTIAN PLATONISM OF C.S.LEWIS, J.R.R.TOLKIEN AND CHARLES WILLIAMS 203
26. 18. NEGATIVE THEOLOGY, MYTH AND INCARNATION 213
27. 19. WHY CHRISTIANS SHOULD BE PLATONISTS 223
28. NOTES 233
29. INDEX OF NAMES AND SUBJECTS 293