Reading Proclus and the Book of Causes, Volume 2

Dragos Calma, Ph.D. (2008), Sorbonne University – Paris, is Associate Professor of Medieval Philosophy at University College Dublin. On Neoplatonism, he has published Neoplatonism in the Middles Ages (2 vols, Brepols, 2016) and Reading Proclus and the Book of Causes (vol. 1, Brill 2019).

• 1 Notes on the Translations and AcculturationsDragos CalmaPart 1 Byzantium2 An Orthodox and Byzantine Reception of the Elements of TheologyFrederick Lauritzen3 Universals, Wholes, Logoi: Eustratios of Nicaea’s Response to Proclus’ Elements of TheologyStephen Gersh4 ‘A Mixing Cup of Piety and Learnedness’: Michael Psellos and Nicholas of Methone as Readers of Proclus’ Elements of TheologyJoshua M. Robinson5 Nicholas of Methone, Procopius of Gaza and Proclus of LyciaAnna Gioffreda and Michele TrizioPart 2 The Caucasus6 Die Elementatio theologica des Proklos im Kontext der kaukasischen PhilosophieTengiz IremadzePart 3 The Lands of Islam7 Providence, Divine Knowledge and Causation and Porphyry and the Theology of AristotleMichael Chase8 Plotinus Arabus and Proclus Arabus in the Harmony of the Two Philosophers Ascribed to al-FārābīPeter Adamson9 Les Chapitres sur les thèmes métaphysiques d’ al-ʿĀmirī et l’ anonyme Kitāb al-ḥaraka : deux interprétations du Liber de causis en arabeElvira Wakelnig10 Contextualizing the Doctrine of Divine Causality in the Kalâm fi mahd al-khair / Liber de causisRichard Taylor11 La présence de Proclus et du Liber de causis dans l’ œuvre d’ Ibn Bāǧǧa et pseudo-Ibn BāǧǧaJamal RachakPart 4 The Latin West12 The Latin Translation of the Liber de causisDag Nikolaus Hasse13 Doubles traductions et omissions : une approche critique en vue d’ une édition de la traduction latine du Liber de causisJules Janssens14 Thomas d’ Aquin et les mots arabes du Liber de causisPascale Bermon15 Le Liber de causis et Proclus dans les sermons de Meister EckhartAlessandra Beccarisi16 The Liber de causis and the Formula potentia sive virtus intellectiva in Dante’s Political PhilosophyVictoria Arroche17 Notes on the Presence of the Elements of Theology in Ficino’s Commentary on PhilebusSokrates-Athanasios KiosoglouPart 5 The Hebraic Tradition18 Hillel de Vérone, traducteur en hébreu et commentateur du Liber de causis au XIIIe siècleJean-Pierre Rothschild19 Receptum est in recipiente per modum recipientis: Traces of the Liber de causis in Early KabbalahSaverio CampaniniIndex

"This volume is surely destined to be a fundamental reference point for further investigation and research on the reception of the Book of Causes and, at the same time, of some fundamental metaphysical conceptions of Neoplatonic origin in the Western as well as in the Arabic and Hebrew traditions." - Michele Abbate, Aestimatio, Vol. 3 no. 1 (2022).