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 1  2,2 |          daughter of an Athenian philosopher and was named Eudocia when
 2  2,2 |      gods (theurgy). The learned philosopher Maximus of Ephesus greatly
 3  2,2 |      toward another emperor, the philosopher Marcus Aurelius, became
 4  2,3 |          daughter of an Athenian philosopher and a woman of high cultural
 5  2,5 |          this epoch is the woman philosopher, Hypatia, who was killed
 6  2,5 |         Aristotle, or some other philosopher.”[170]~ Greek literature
 7  2,5 |   complicated ideas of the Greek philosopher. He is the author also of
 8  4,4 |     famous Byzantine scholar and philosopher, Michael Psellus, was even
 9  4,4 |       Eriugena calls “the divine philosopher,” “the all-wise,” “the most
10  6,1 |          to his sons, Leo VI the Philosopher or the Wise (886-912),[4]
11  7,4 |        was the case of a learned philosopher, John Italus (coming from
12  7,4 |          a theologian. “He was a philosopher who was condemned because
13  7,4 |         Fathers and spoke of the philosopher and martyr Maxim in particular.
14  7,4 |         study to philologist and philosopher, theologian and historian.
15  8,13|  sophistical maxim of the German philosopher who asserted that all that
16  8,17|          son, Emperor Leo VI the Philosopher (886-912), Another confirmation
17  9,7 | Byzantine scholar, humanist, and philosopher, Gemistus Plethon, lived
18  9,18|      superiority of his favorite philosopher over Aristotle. The stay
19  9,18|        The stay of the Byzantine philosopher at Florence is one of the
20  9,19|        teacher, rhetorician, and philosopher. A young Italian humanist,
21 App  |         867-886.~~~~~~Leo VI the Philosopher (the Wise), 886-912.~~~~~~