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Protrepticus (Ancient Gr****: Προτρεπτικός) may
refer to:
Protrepticus (Aristotle), an
exhortation to
philosophy by Aristotle,
which survives in fragmentary...
- the
Protrepticus and as the Hortensius, like many of Cicero's
extant philosophical works, was
known to be
written as a dialogue, the
Protrepticus was...
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related to this article:
Protrepticus Προτρεπτικὸς πρὸς Ἕλληνας
Biography of Clement, with
short commentary on the
Protrepticus Gr****/English
edition translated...
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mathematician Pythagoras. In
addition to his
philosophical contributions, his
Protrepticus is
important for the
study of the
sophists because it
preserved about...
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parents were
pagans and
Clement was a
convert to Christianity. In the
Protrepticus he
displays an
extensive knowledge of Gr****
religion and
mystery religions...
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suggest that the
Protrepticus inspired Cicero. He thus
suggested that the
Hortensius should be used as the
foundation by
which the
Protrepticus could be reconstructed...
- 343; Eusebius,
Preparation of the
Gospels 1.63;
Clement of Alexandria,
Protrepticus 7, p. 63, ed. Potter; Arrian,
Anabasis of
Alexander 1.11.1
Diodorus Siculus...
- Dictionary, Thesaurus, and
Encyclopedia (definition).
Clement of Alexandria. "
Protrepticus".
Exhortation to the Heathen.
Retrieved 16
December 2016. Look up ichor...
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Orphic hymn and is five
hexameters in length. It is
preserved in the
Protrepticus of
Clement of Alexandria,
written in the
second century CE: This said...
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nature because of "fear of
violent death" or its "inconveniences". In
Protrepticus, the
character 'Aristotle' states: For we all
agree that the most excellent...
