#geometers — Public Fediverse posts
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The below paper by Hanegraaff provides very interesting insights into the advent or #Esotericism in the #renaissance.
In my opinion, the expressed trust in the distance of #Enlightenment to #Helenism is difficult to justify, given the widespread belief in #MosGeometricus, and superior wisdom of #geometers in antiquity.
#magic #Platonism #PaganismHanegraaff, Wouter J. "The pagan who came from the East: George Gemistos Plethon and Platonic orientalism." Hermes in the Academy (2009): 33.
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The below paper by Hanegraaff provides very interesting insights into the advent or #Esotericism in the #renaissance.
In my opinion, the expressed trust in the distance of #Enlightenment to #Helenism is difficult to justify, given the widespread belief in #MosGeometricus, and superior wisdom of #geometers in antiquity.
#magic #Platonism #PaganismHanegraaff, Wouter J. "The pagan who came from the East: George Gemistos Plethon and Platonic orientalism." Hermes in the Academy (2009): 33.
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The below paper by Hanegraaff provides very interesting insights into the advent or #Esotericism in the #renaissance.
In my opinion, the expressed trust in the distance of #Enlightenment to #Helenism is difficult to justify, given the widespread belief in #MosGeometricus, and superior wisdom of #geometers in antiquity.
#magic #Platonism #PaganismHanegraaff, Wouter J. "The pagan who came from the East: George Gemistos Plethon and Platonic orientalism." Hermes in the Academy (2009): 33.
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The below paper by Hanegraaff provides very interesting insights into the advent or #Esotericism in the #renaissance.
In my opinion, the expressed trust in the distance of #Enlightenment to #Helenism is difficult to justify, given the widespread belief in #MosGeometricus, and superior wisdom of #geometers in antiquity.
#magic #Platonism #PaganismHanegraaff, Wouter J. "The pagan who came from the East: George Gemistos Plethon and Platonic orientalism." Hermes in the Academy (2009): 33.
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The below paper by Hanegraaff provides very interesting insights into the advent or #Esotericism in the #renaissance.
In my opinion, the expressed trust in the distance of #Enlightenment to #Helenism is difficult to justify, given the widespread belief in #MosGeometricus, and superior wisdom of #geometers in antiquity.
#magic #Platonism #PaganismHanegraaff, Wouter J. "The pagan who came from the East: George Gemistos Plethon and Platonic orientalism." Hermes in the Academy (2009): 33.