Athenian
Athens · 5th-6th c.
Syrianus
Head of the Athenian school before Proclus and his teacher in metaphysics.
- In Metaphysica — Kroll, 1902 not yet ingested
Proclus
The great systematizer of later Athenian Neoplatonism; the Elements of Theology is the pilot's central ancestor text.
- Elements of Theology — Creuzer, 1822 text
- Platonic Theology — Portus, 1618 not yet ingested
- Elements of Theology (Portus's Latin) — Aemilius Portus, 1618 not yet ingested
- In Timaeum — Diehl, 1903-1906 not yet ingested
- In Rempublicam — Kroll, 1899-1901 not yet ingested
- In Parmenidem — Cousin, 1864 not yet ingested
- In Alcibiadem — Cousin, 1864 not yet ingested
- In Cratylum — Pasquali, 1908 not yet ingested
- In Euclidem — Friedlein, 1873 not yet ingested
- Hymns — Abel, 1885 not yet ingested
- Tria opuscula (Moerbeke's Latin) — Cousin, 1864 not yet ingested
- Hypotyposis astronomicarum positionum — Manitius, 1909 not yet ingested
Marinus
Proclus's successor as head of the school and author of his Life.
- Vita Procli — Boissonade, 1814 not yet ingested
Hermias
A pupil of Syrianus whose lecture notes on the Phaedrus survive.
- In Phaedrum — Couvreur, 1901 not yet ingested
Damascius
The last head of the Athenian school, present at its closure in 529.
- De principiis — Ruelle, 1889-1891 not yet ingested
- In Parmenidem — Ruelle, 1889-1891 not yet ingested
- Vita Isidori (fragments in Photius and the Suda) — , not yet ingested
Simplicius
Commentator on Aristotle whose exile to Persia after 529 marks the school's end; one commentary attributed to him is disputed.
- In Physica — Diels, 1882-1895 not yet ingested
- In De caelo — Heiberg, 1894 not yet ingested
- In Categorias — Kalbfleisch, 1907 not yet ingested
- In De anima — Hayduck, 1882 not yet ingested
- In Epicteti Enchiridion — Dubner, 1840 not yet ingested