Latin

Roman West · 4th-6th c.

Chalcidius

Latin translator and commentator on the first part of Plato's Timaeus, the main conduit of Platonic cosmology to the early medieval Latin West.

In Timaeum (with translation) — Wrobel, 1876 not yet ingested

Marius Victorinus

Christian Neoplatonist rhetorician whose Adversus Arium adapts Porphyrian metaphysics to Trinitarian theology.

Adversus Arium — Migne, 1857 not yet ingested
Hymni — Migne, 1857 not yet ingested

Augustine of Hippo

Reader of "the books of the Platonists" (likely Plotinus and Porphyry in Latin translation); the Confessions and City of God record that encounter.

Confessiones VII — Migne, 1861 not yet ingested
De civitate Dei VIII-X — Migne, 1864 not yet ingested
De vera religione — Migne, 1865 not yet ingested

Macrobius

Author of a widely read commentary on Cicero's Somnium Scipionis transmitting Neoplatonic cosmology to the Latin Middle Ages.

In Somnium Scipionis — Eyssenhardt, 1893 not yet ingested

Martianus Capella

Author of De nuptiis Philologiae et Mercurii, an allegorical encyclopedia carrying Neoplatonic and Varronian material.

De nuptiis Philologiae et Mercurii — Eyssenhardt, 1866 not yet ingested

Boethius

Translator of Porphyry's Isagoge and author of the Consolation of Philosophy, the single most important conduit of Neoplatonism into the medieval Latin curriculum.

Consolatio Philosophiae — Peiper, 1871 not yet ingested
De hebdomadibus — Peiper, 1871 not yet ingested
De Trinitate — Migne, 1860 not yet ingested