Greek Christian

Syria and Byzantium · 5th-9th c.

Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite

Writes under the name of Paul's Athenian convert (Acts 17:34); demonstrated by Koch and Stiglmayr (1895) to be a late-5th/early-6th-century author deeply dependent on Proclus.

Corpus Dionysiacum — Migne (Corderius base), 1857 not yet ingested

Maximus the Confessor

Byzantine theologian whose Ambigua defend and rework Dionysian metaphysics.

Ambigua (selected) — Migne, 1863 not yet ingested

Synesius of Cyrene

Bishop and philosopher whose Hymns carry Neoplatonic henology into Christian devotional verse.

Hymns — Petavius, 1612 not yet ingested
De insomniis — Krabinger, 1850 not yet ingested