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From Iamblichus to Eriugena: an investigation of the prehistory and evolution of the pseudo-Dionysian tradition
Leiden: Brill (1978)
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INTRODUCTION The subtitle of this book indicates that it may be understood to some extent as a study of that mysterious figure who for centuries passed ...Other Versions
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