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181 Dindorf's solution is that Aristophanes read either ?L01'ÓÇ re noç xoc'L ËOOV1'CXL (passive) or filo<6v n 1'EOV old fl.Vr¡cr1'1jpEÇ ËOOV1'CXl. There is no need of any link with 116. 1007 MC AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit D. M. SCHENKEVELD 1) See now also Roos Meyering, Aristophanes of Byzantium and Scholia on the com- position of the Dramatic Chorus, in Σ XO Λ IA Studia.... D. Holwerda oblata (Groningen 1985), 91 ff. DE NOVIS LIBRIS IUDICIA J. F. FINAMORE, Iamblichus and the Theory of the Vehicle of the Soul (American Classical Studies, 14). Chico (Cal.), Scholars Press, 1985, 173 p. Pr. $ 10,95. The purpose of this study is to examine the role of the expression "vehicle of the soul" in the works of Iamblichus, especially the De Mysteriis, De Anima and the fragments of the Platonic commentaries. First the author shows that Iamblichus' theory of the vehicle is a reaction to Porphyry's. Then he discusses the importance of the vehicle in Iamblichus' metaphysical system, and third he explains what the role of the vehicle is in his theurgy. The vehicle, for Iamblichus, is itself ethereal and immortal, whereas for Porphyry the vehicle is created from portions of the bodies
Mnemosyne – Brill
Published: Jan 1, 1988
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