Part, Question

 1   1, 5   |          Again, according to the Platonists, ~who, through not distinguishing
 2   1, 5   |       Although, according to the Platonists, primary matter ~may be
 3   1, 32  |         Rm. 1); or, ~because the Platonists asserted the existence of
 4   1, 32  |        who in this ~followed the Platonists. When Trismegistus says, "
 5   1, 51  |        using the opinion ~of the Platonists, who maintained that there
 6   1, 63  |      agree with the view of the ~Platonists, which Augustine quotes (
 7   1, 65  |            And, according to the Platonists, the ~order of forms corresponds
 8   1, 65  |         of the same type, as the Platonists held, but ~either to intelligible
 9   1, 70  |          On the other hand, the ~Platonists held that the heavenly bodies
10   1, 70  |      body and the other not. The Platonists ~explain the union of soul
11   1, 76  |        only as its motor, as the Platonists maintain, ~it would necessarily
12   1, 76  |       the soul, according to the Platonists, were united to ~the body
13   1, 76  |        of man. Of ~these certain Platonists said that the intellectual
14   1, 52  |        using the opinion ~of the Platonists, who maintained that there
15   1, 64  |      agree with the view of the ~Platonists, which Augustine quotes (
16   1, 66  |            And, according to the Platonists, the ~order of forms corresponds
17   1, 66  |         of the same type, as the Platonists held, but ~either to intelligible
18   1, 71  |          On the other hand, the ~Platonists held that the heavenly bodies
19   1, 71  |      body and the other not. The Platonists ~explain the union of soul
20   1, 75  |        only as its motor, as the Platonists maintain, ~it would necessarily
21   1, 75  |       the soul, according to the Platonists, were united to ~the body
22   1, 75  |        of man. Of ~these certain Platonists said that the intellectual
23   1, 83  |          in the thing known. The Platonists however ~were of a contrary
24   1, 83  |          by sluggishness, as the Platonists expressed it, and by ~forgetfulness,
25   1, 83  |        with the doctrines of the Platonists, found in ~their teaching
26   1, 83  |        apart from matter, as the Platonists held, ~asserting that "per
27   1, 83  |        the eternal types, as the Platonists ~held, maintaining that
28   1, 83  |    separate form; or if, as the ~Platonists say, the natures of sensible
29   1, 84  | according to the teaching of the Platonists all science is about ideas, ~
30   1, 84  |      indivisible (forms), as the Platonists maintained, it would follow
31   1, 84  |  primarily; for according to the Platonists ~what is first is first
32   1, 85  |   participating the ideas as the Platonists ~maintained, because in
33   1, 86  |        made actual. For even the Platonists ~asserted than an order
34   1, 86  |          human intellect, as the Platonists held, ~became actual by
35   1, 87  |          material things; as the Platonists supposed. But ~supposing,
36   1, 88  |        up with the body, ~as the Platonists said, the difficulty would
37   1, 109 |       holy doctors held with the Platonists that different spiritual ~
38   1, 109 |           1/2~I answer that, The Platonists [*Phaedo. xlix: Tim. (Did.)
39   1, 111 |      rests on the opinion of the Platonists, who said that the ~nearer
40   1, 114 |      fire were separate, as the ~Platonists supposed, it would be, in
41   1, 114 |        Para. 2/3~This is why the Platonists maintained the existence
42   1, 114 |          2/2~For this reason the Platonists were led to hold that demons
43   1, 116 |      there is the opinion of the Platonists, who held that our ~souls
44   2, 5   |  following the ~error of certain Platonists, held that man can become
45   2, 36  |          consists: wherefore the Platonists held that "one" ~is a principle,
46   2, 52  |          Plotinus and the other ~Platonists held that qualities and
47   2, 58  |         to right reason, as the ~Platonists maintained [*Cf. Plato,
48   2, 63  |           was the opinion of the Platonists. Others said that they are
49   2, 22  |    speaking is common among the ~Platonists, with whose doctrines Augustine
50   2, 92  |     Lastly, others, ~namely, the Platonists, said that there is one
51   3, 2   |      separate idea, just as the ~Platonists conceived of man without
52   3, 4   |        man, which, according to ~Platonists, is human nature abstracted
53   3, 4   |         away from matter, as the Platonists held; ~secondly, as existing
54   3, 4   |     outside the singular, as the Platonists held, ~although some say
55 Suppl, 70| according to the ~opinion of the Platonists who maintained this as stated