- world. The
primary source concerning the
Therapeutae is the De vita
contemplativa ("The
Contemplative Life"),
traditionally ascribed to the
Jewish philosopher...
-
dissimilarities between the
fundamental conceptions of the
author of the "De Vita
Contemplativa" and
those of Philo. The
latter looks upon Gr****
culture and philosophy...
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interested in the vita
activa (active life) as
contrasted with the vita
contemplativa (contemplative life) and
concerned that the
debate over the relative...
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Plato and
Aristotle called De
Triplici Hominum Vita,
Activa Nempe,
Contemplativa, et
Religiosa Methodi Tres (On the
Three Ways of Man's Life: the Active...
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fifth century Gaul. He
wrote five treatises, only one of which, De Vita
Contemplativa, survives. He was
renowned in
rhetoric and
grammar and was
friends with...
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Black Balltondre Pla, Mónica (2012).
Extasis y visiones: La
experiencia contemplativa de
Teresa de Ávila (Pensamiento del Presente). Erasmus. ISBN 9788492806980...
- and that the
active life is as
important as the
contemplative (vita
contemplativa) The
Palazzo degli Uffici Finanziari was
originally the Casa del Fascio...
- WA:
Health Research Books, 1958), p. 25.
Philo of Alexandria. De vita
contemplativa (On the
Contemplative Life). Scouteris, C. B.,
University of Athens...
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second line of the poem, is used in the
classical religious work De Vita
Contemplativa to
refer to Lake
Mariout in
Egypt which was the
location of the Therapeutae...
- to be the
burial place of
Cleopatra VII and Mark Antony. The De Vita
Contemplativa, a
description of a
society of
ascetics written in the
first century...
