De opificio mundi (John Philoponus)
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De opificio mundi (John Philoponus)
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The De opificio mundi of John Philoponus was a 6th-century commentary on the Genesis creation narrative. The text is dated sometime between 546 and 560 AD. John, an advocate for Neoplatonism and a follower of the astronomy of Ptolemy, was interested in converging the six-day creation story with the philosophical theory of Aristotle and Plato from a Miaphysite point of view. He also wanted to integrate philosophical approaches with the more stringently literalistic interpretations of Basil of Cae
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6th-century Hexaemeron
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_opificio_mundi_(John_Philoponus)
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2024-04-12T21:04:15Z
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2024-09-12T12:49:17Z
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