Alexandrian
Alexandria · 5th-7th c.
Hierocles of Alexandria
Alexandrian Neoplatonist whose commentary on the Pythagorean Golden Verses survives.
- In Carmen aureum — Mullach, 1860 not yet ingested
Ammonius Hermiae
Head of the Alexandrian school; his lecture commentaries on Aristotle's logic are foundational for the tradition.
- In Isagogen — Busse, 1891 not yet ingested
- In Categorias — Busse, 1895 not yet ingested
- In De interpretatione — Busse, 1897 not yet ingested
Olympiodorus the Younger
Last pagan head of the Alexandrian school, lecturing on Plato under Christian rule.
- In Phaedonem — Norvin, 1913 not yet ingested
- In Alcibiadem — Creuzer, 1821 not yet ingested
- In Gorgiam — Norvin, 1936 not yet ingested
John Philoponus
Christian Aristotelian commentator whose polemic against Proclus on the eternity of the world is a direct refutation witness.
- De aeternitate mundi contra Proclum — Rabe, 1899 not yet ingested
- In De anima — Hayduck, 1897 not yet ingested
David the Invincible
Alexandrian commentator on Porphyry's Isagoge and Aristotle's Categories.
- Prolegomena and commentaries (CAG XVIII) — Busse, 1900-1904 not yet ingested
Elias
Alexandrian commentator on Porphyry and Aristotle, closely associated with David.
- Commentaries (CAG XVIII) — Busse, 1900-1904 not yet ingested
Stephanus of Alexandria
Late Alexandrian commentator, later teaching in Constantinople.
- Commentaries (CAG XVIII) — Busse, 1900-1904 not yet ingested