One of the questions classicists address here is when did Plato's texts become classics, and so presumably immune from casual revision and amendment by commentators and copyists. Many however,
are concerned with Neoplatonic readings. Among their topics are Apuleius on the Platonic gods, the mathematics of justice, Proclus as a reader of Timaeus, and the harmony of Plato and Aristotle
according to Neoplatonism. Most of the 15 essays are substantially revised contributions to a July 2002 symposium in Newcastle, Australia. Distributed in the US by International Publishers
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