Commentary on Plato's Republic

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Commentary on Plato's Republic is a late antique Neoplatonic exegesis that offers a detailed philosophical and theological interpretation of Plato’s Republic, influential for its systematic reading of Platonic political and metaphysical themes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Neoplatonic exegesis ⓘ
late antique work ⓘ
philosophical commentary ⓘ
aim to provide a coherent Neoplatonic reading of Plato's Republic ⓘ
to reconcile Platonic politics with Neoplatonic metaphysics ⓘ
approach integration of political and theological readings ⓘ
systematic commentary on the dialogue as a whole ⓘ
category Neoplatonic literature ⓘ
ancient political philosophy texts ⓘ
works on Plato ⓘ
context late antique Platonist school culture ⓘ
focus metaphysics in Plato's Republic ⓘ
philosophical interpretation of Plato's Republic ⓘ
political philosophy in Plato's Republic ⓘ
theological interpretation of Plato's Republic ⓘ
genre commentary ⓘ
exegesis ⓘ
influence later Neoplatonic readings of Plato ⓘ
medieval interpretations of Plato's political philosophy ⓘ
influencedBy Middle Platonism ⓘ
Plato ⓘ
earlier Neoplatonic tradition ⓘ
interpretiveStrategy linking ethical, political, and metaphysical levels of the dialogue ⓘ
reading the city as image of the soul ⓘ
language Ancient Greek ⓘ
mainWorkDiscussed Plato's Republic ⓘ
method allegorical interpretation ⓘ
systematic reading of Plato's text ⓘ
theological exegesis ⓘ
period Late Antiquity ⓘ
philosophicalOrientation metaphysical ⓘ
political ⓘ
theological ⓘ
philosophicalTradition Neoplatonism ⓘ
subject Platonic metaphysical themes ⓘ
Platonic political themes ⓘ
education of philosopher-rulers ⓘ
hierarchy of reality ⓘ
nature of justice ⓘ
relationship between politics and metaphysics ⓘ
role of philosophy in political life ⓘ
soul and its faculties ⓘ
structure of the ideal city ⓘ
the Good and the Forms ⓘ
usedIn philosophical education in late antiquity ⓘ

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Proclus → mainWork → Commentary on Plato's Republic ⓘ
Commentary on Plato's Cratylus → relatedWorkByAuthor → Commentary on Plato's Republic ⓘ