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44. Bryn Mawr Classical Review 94.03.02 Steven K. Strange, porphyry On Aristotle, Categories. Ithaca Cornell University Press, 1992 . Pp. 185. ISBN 08014-2816-5. http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/bmcr/1994/94.03.02.html

Bryn Mawr Classical Review 94.03.02 Steven K. Strange, Porphyry: On Aristotle, Categories. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1992. Pp. 185. ISBN 0-8014-2816-5. Reviewed by John Dillon, Trinity College, Dublin. This is the second in a sequence of translations of surviving Neoplatonic commentaries on the Categories in the Ancient Commentators on Aristotle series edited by Richard Sorabji (the first, though later chronologically, being that of Dexippus, by the present reviewer). Indeed Strange, who is an acknowledged expert on the subject of later interpretations of the Categories , was of considerable help to me, who am really not, in the preparation of my edition, so it is a pleasure for me to welcome his excellent edition now. Like that of Dexippus, Porphyry's short question-and-answer, or 'catechism' commentary is incomplete, breaking off in the middle of a discussion of the contents of ch. 9, though we have indications that Porphyry went on to discuss the Postpraedicamenta too. Basically, however, Porphyry covers the whole of Aristotle's account of the categories proper, whereas the surviving part of Dexippus' commentary only goes as far as the middle of discussion of Quantity (4b23). Porphyry's is somewhat more summary than that of Dexippus, but we must remember that Porphyry already had under his belt that monument of erudition, his big commentary To Gedalius , which is lost, but which we can see from Simplicius formed the basis for all later Neoplatonist commentary on the Categories.

45. Academy Reading Room - On Images - Porphyry This collection of fragments is drawn from the lost work of the Neoplatonic philosopher porphyry On Images. Essentially, the work is a theological and http://evans-experientialism.freewebspace.com/porphyry.htm

Evans Experientialism Evans Experientialism SEARCH THE WHOLE SITE? SEARCH CLICK THE SEARCH BUTTON Academy Reading Room On Images Porphyry Malchus Born: 233 in Tyre (now Sur, Lebanon) Died: 309 in Rome Translated by Edwin Hamilton Gifford This collection of fragments is drawn from the lost work of the Neoplatonic philosopher Porphyry On Images. Essentially, the work is a theological and philosophical interpretation of the symbolism of the Greek gods and goddesses. Porphyry explains why the gods and goddesses were represented in certain ways, and how their names and symbolism are allegorical references to the powers of nature or cosmic principles. Porphyry's work is a representative sample of the allegorical approach that was followed by many philosophers and writers in antiquity, including the Stoics, Plutarch, Philo of Alexandria, and the Neoplatonists. First a biography by J J O'Connor and E F Robertson: Porphyry's father was called Malkhos or Malchus, which means 'king'. Both Porphyry's parents were Syrian and he would only get the nickname Porphyry later in his life as we shall explain below. Porphyry was named after his father so for many years he was known as Malchus. As a young man Porphyry tried to gain as broad a knowledge as he possibly could by studying many languages and religions. At that time Athens was the main centre for learning, so it was natural that someone with a thirst for knowledge as Porphyry had should travel there to continue his studies. In Athens Porphyry became a student of Longinus who [8]:-

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U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 2005-1060 Version 1.0 Porphyry Copper Deposits of the World: Database, Map, and Grade and Tonnage Models By Donald A. Singer, Vladimir I. Berger, and Barry C. Moring This report is an update of an earlier publication about porphyry copper deposits. In this report we have added 84 new porphyry copper deposits and removed 12 deposits. In addition, some errors have been corrected and a number of deposits have had some information, such as grades, tonnages, locations, or ages revised. This publication contains a computer file of information on porphyry copper deposits from around the world. It also presents new grade and tonnage models for porphyry copper deposits and for three subtypes of porphyry copper deposits and a map showing the location of all deposits. The value of this information and any derived analyses depends critically on the consistent manner of data gathering. For this reason, we first discuss the rules used in this compilation. Next, the fields of the data file are considered. Finally, we provide new grade and tonnage models. PorCu_meta.txt (metatdata in FGDC format)

48. Definitions And The Tree Of Porphyry A glance at the Tree of porphyry shows that the complete definition of a species consists of its differentia together with the differentiae of all of the http://faculty.washington.edu/smcohen/433/PorphyryTree.html

Philosophy 433 Philosophy of Aristotle University of Washington Definitions and the Tree of Porphyry The Form of a Definition by genus and differentia Each definition takes the form: Definiendum df differentia + genus where the definiendum is a species (or genus), and the definiens is the formula that consists of the differentia + the genus (or super-genus). Thus, just as a species is defined in terms of its genus and a differentia that marks it off from other species of that genus, each genus is defined in terms of its super-genus and a differentia that marks it off from other coordinate genera falling under that super-genus. Some of the definitions embodied in the tree above Body = df material substance Living thing = df animate body Animal = df sensitive living thing Human = df rational animal Fully explicit definitions In a fully explicit definition, each definable term ( definiendum ) is replaced by its definiens . Thus, the fully explicit definition of human will be: Human = df rational sensitive animate material substance This is obtained from the compressed definition above by successively replacing each definable term ( definiendum ) in the definition with its definiens df definiens df definiendum df definiens Metaph.

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What is Porphyry? ad_unit_target='mainAdUnit'; X Close this window Porphyry is a Greek term that translates as purple. In the scientific sense it refers to a number of igneous rocks with embedded crystals that give rocks of different types a shiny and glittering appearance. The Romans prized certain types of this rock, especially a brownish feldspar rock with large crystals, made up of plagioclase minerals. Since this color, and anything purple was associated with royalty, you see numerous examples of art and architecture in statue carvings, columns, and various fountains made of brownish feldspar, especially with plagioclase crystals. Not only the Roman Empire, but also the Byzantine Empire made significant use of forms of porphyry in sculpture. You’ll find examples of its use in some very well known places, like the Hagia Sophia Cathedral in Turkey, built during the Byzantine Empire’s Golden Age . Smaller pieces of porphyry might be used in jewelry. Tradition of using these beautiful igneous rocks in sculpture continues today, with many of the large and impressive buildings especially before the 19th century in Europe making use of porphyry in a variety of ways. The rich color and sparkle of the various types of this rock are a treat to the eye when they are used in large amounts in carvings, statues or columns.

51. Porphyry @ The Animal Rights Library Writings on animal liberation by porphyry. Texts by porphyry. On Abstinence from Animal Food. External links. Wikipedia entry on porphyry http://www.animal-rights-library.com/authors-c/porphyry.htm

Porphyry Born: ca. 234; Tyre, Lebanon / Batanaea, Syria Died: ca. 305; Rome, Italy Texts by Porphyry On Abstinence from Animal Food External links Wikipedia entry on Porphyry The Animal Rights Library

52. Porphyry's Against The Christians - Review Of R.J. Hoffmann's Translation The 16book work by the Neoplatonist porphyry Against the Christians is lost. Constantine ordered that all copies should be destroyed1; a century later http://www.tertullian.org/rpearse/porphyry/hoffmann.htm

Porphyry, Macarius Magnes, and Hoffmann A Review of R.Joseph Hoffmann, Porphyry's Against the Christians The literary remains , Prometheus Books (1994) The 16-book work by the Neoplatonist Porphyry Against the Christians is lost. Constantine ordered that all copies should be destroyed ; a century later Theodosius tacitly acknowledged that this had not occurred by issuing a similar edict in 448 . Although Christians were generally interested in Neoplatonism, and many of Porphyry's major philosophical works still survive , it is hard to see who would have copied a work calculated to offend everyone reading or writing books between 550 and 1450, even without such a edict. Books that insult their readers and copyists have few chances of survival. In 1867, a 15th century manuscript containing an unknown work with the title the Apocriticus of Macarius Magnes was discovered in Epirus and taken to Athens by C. Blondel. The work had been written in 5 books; the Athens MS contained only the portion from the middle of book 2 to the middle of book 4. Blondel made an edition of the text from the MS, which was very corrupt, but died before he was able to publish. The book was published by his friend Foucart in 1876, but without an introduction, and this edition is itself now very rare . This remains the only edition of this work. In 1877 Duchesne examined the manuscript again, and provided a description

53. Porphyry-Quotes | Animal Rights History porphyryQuotes, Online Library of Free eBooks, Timeline of Animal Rights History. http://www.animalrightshistory.org/timeline-antiquity/porphyry.htm

Animal Rights History Porphyry Porphyry c 245-305 Porphyry On Abstinence from Animal Food: Book the First , in Select Works of Porphyry ( ebook history Why should we not, at the same time, liberate ourselves from many inconveniences by abandoning a fleshly diet ? For we should not be liberated from one only, but from myriads of evils, by accustoming ourselves to be satisfied with things of the smallest nature ; viz. we should be freed from a superabundance of riches, from numerous servants, a multitude of utensils, a somnolent condition, from many and vehement diseases, from medical assistance, incentives to venery, more gross exhalations, an abundance of excrements, the crassitude of the corporeal bond, from the strength which excites to [base] actions, and, in short, from an Iliad of evils. But from all these, inanimate and slender food, and which is easily obtained, will liberate us, and will procure for us peace, by imparting salvation to our reasoning power. For, as Diogenes says, thieves and enemies are not found among those that feed on maize, but sycophants and tyrants are produced from those who feed on flesh. c 245-305 Porphyry On Abstinence from Animal Food: Book the Second , in Select Works of Porphyry ( ebook history c 245-305 Porphyry On Abstinence from Animal Food: Book the Third , in Select Works of Porphyry ( ebook history Through these arguments, therefore, and others which we shall afterwards mention, in narrating the opinions of the ancients, it is demonstrated that brutes are rational animals, reason in most of them being indeed imperfect, of which, nevertheless, they are not entirely deprived. Since, however, justice pertains to rational beings, as our opponents say, how is it possible not to admit, that we should also act justly towards brutes ?

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55. Porphyry's Against The Christians Prominent among the pagan critics was porphyry of Trre (ca. 232305), scholar, philosopher, and student of religion. His Against the Christians (Kata http://www.hutch.demon.co.uk/prom/porph.htm

Porphyry's Against the Christians The Literary Remains edited and Translated with an Introduction and Epilogue by R. Joseph Hoffmann R. Joseph Hoffmann (Oxford. England) is the editor or co-editor of numerous books of religious criticism including The Gospel and the Church, What the Bible Really Says, Jesus in History and Myth , and Biblical v Secular Ethics . He has taught at the University of Michigan, Duke University, and is now on the faculty of Oxford University. 181 pages Publication date 30th March,1995 ISBN 0-87975-889-9 Return to Biblical Criticism List

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58. The Enneads Of Plotinus: Porphyry: On The Life Of Plotinus And The Arrangement O I myself, porphyry of Tyre, was one of Plotinus very closest friends, and it was to me he entrusted the task of revising his writings. http://www.sacred-texts.com/cla/plotenn/enn001.htm

Sacred Texts Classics Index Previous ... Next Porphyry: On the Life of Plotinus and the Arrangement of his Work from Plotinus: The Enneads translated by Stephen MacKenna Typed by Owlsmirror/crows January 2004 1. Plotinus, the philosopher our contemporary, seemed ashamed of being in the body. So deeply rooted was this feeling that he could never be induced to tell of his ancestry, his parentage, or his birthplace. He showed, too, an unconquerable reluctance to sit to a painter of a sculptor, and when Amelius persisted in urging him to allow of a portrait being made he asked him, 'Is it not enough to carry about this image in which nature has enclosed us? Do you really think I must also consent to leave, as a desired spectacle to posterity, an image of the image?' In view of this determined refusal Amelius brought his friend Carterius, the best artist of the day, to the Conferences, which were open to every comer, and saw to it that by long observation of the philosopher he caught his most striking personal traits. From the impressions thus stored in mind the artist drew a first sketch; Amelius made various suggestions towards bringing our the resemblance, and in this way, without the knowledge of Plotinus, the genius of Carterius gave us a lifelike portrait. 2. Plotinus was often distressed by an intestinal complaint, but declined clysters, pronouncing the use of such remedies unbecoming in an elderly man: in the same way he refused such medicaments as contain any substance taken from wild beasts or reptiles: all the more, he remarked, since he could not approve of eating the flesh of animals reared for the table.

59. Porphyry - Definition Of Porphyry By The Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus And E Definition of porphyry in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of porphyry. What does porphyry mean? porphyry synonyms, porphyry antonyms. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/porphyry

Domain='thefreedictionary.com' word='porphyry' Printer Friendly 760,950,965 visitors served. TheFreeDictionary Google Word / Article Starts with Ends with Text subscription: Dictionary/ thesaurus Medical dictionary Legal dictionary Financial dictionary Acronyms Idioms Encyclopedia Wikipedia encyclopedia Hutchinson ... encyclopedia porphyry Also found in: Encyclopedia Wikipedia Hutchinson 0.01 sec. write_ads(AdsNum, 0) por·phy·ry (pôr f -r n. pl. por·phy·ries Rock containing relatively large conspicuous crystals, especially feldspar, in a fine-grained igneous matrix. [Middle English porphiri, porfurie , from Old French porfire , from Italian porfiro , from Medieval Latin porphyrium , from Latin porphyr t s , from Greek porphur t s , from porphur shellfish yielding purple dye, purple (from its color) porphyry (pôr f -r An igneous rock containing the large crystals known as phenocrysts embedded in a fine-grained matrix. porphyritic adjective (pôr f -r t k) Thesaurus Legend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms Noun porphyry - any igneous rock with crystals embedded in a finer groundmass of minerals porphyritic rock groundmass - (geology) the matrix of fine-grained crystalline material in which larger crystals are embedded igneous rock - rock formed by the solidification of molten magma write_ads(AdsNum, 0)

60. Oxford University Press: Porphyry's Introduction : Jonathan Barnes The Introduction to philosophy written by porphyry at the end of the second century AD is the most successful work of its kind ever to have been published. http://www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/ClassicalStudies/AncientPhilosophy

What are sales promo codes? Keyword ISBN Author Title Corporate You are here: OUP USA Home U.S. General Catalog Classical Studies Porphyry's Introduction Edited by Jonathan Barnes Add to Cart Paperback 448 pages Mar 2006, In Stock due Feb 23 2008 Price: Shipping Details See more from the series Clarendon Later Ancient Philosophers Description Product Details Table of Contents Description The Introduction to philosophy written by Porphyry at the end of the second century AD is the most successful work of its kind ever to have been published. Porphyry's aim was modest, but he gave highly influential treatments of a number of perennial philosophical questions. Jonathan Barnes presents a complete new English translation, preceded by a substantial introduction and followed by an invaluable commentary, the first to be published in English and the fullest for a century, whose primary aim is to analyze and assess the philosophical theses and arguments which the Introduction puts forward.

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