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 1  9,7 |         and philosopher, Gemistus Plethon, lived at the court of the
 2  9,7 |     projected reforms of Gemistus Plethon. — In Peloponnesian affairs
 3  9,7 |    scholar and humanist, Gemistus Plethon, a philhellenist obsessed
 4  9,7 |  silliness, folly. In contrast to Plethon, Mazaris distinguished seven
 5  9,7 |      writers, the learned utopian Plethon as well as the satirist
 6  9,7 |    addresses” written by Gemistus Plethon on the urgency of political
 7  9,7 |           Hellenic dreamer.[176]~ Plethon had in view the regeneration
 8  9,7 |        problem.[177] According to Plethon, society should be divided
 9  9,7 |      Opposed to mercenary troops, Plethon advocated the formation
10  9,7 |   performing their proper duties, Plethon divided the population into
11  9,7 |         and defense was called by Plethon the Helots. Private land
12  9,7 |          were the chief points of Plethon’s report. His scheme shows
13  9,7 |      Several scholars indicate in Plethon’s scheme some points of
14  9,7 |         of the final catastrophe, Plethon was proposing to Manuel
15  9,8 |       court Cyriacus met Gemistus Plethon, “the most learned man of
16  9,18|  Philosophers, headed by Gemistus Plethon, explained Aristotle and
17  9,18|         his dispute with Gemistus Plethon on Aristotelianism and Platonism,
18  9,18|        the famous George Gemistus Plethon.[384] Filled with enthusiasm
19  9,18|        gods of ancient mythology, Plethon was a real humanist and
20  9,18|           personality of Gemistus Plethon.~ Plethon received his elementary
21  9,18| personality of Gemistus Plethon.~ Plethon received his elementary
22  9,18|      Council of Ferrara-Florence. Plethon died at Mistra, probably
23  9,18|         the Turks and transported Plethon’s ashes to the small Italian
24  9,18|       Francisco.[385]~ The aim of Plethon’s philosophical works was
25  9,18|       compared with Aristotelian. Plethon opened a new phase in the
26  9,18|           Florence.~ In this city Plethon wrote the treatise “On the
27  9,18|      philosophy in the West.[386] Plethon’s chief piece of work was
28  9,18|         men’s happiness consists, Plethon judged it necessary to understand
29  9,18|          of which man forms part. Plethon also submitted plans to
30  9,18|        significance and influence Plethon goes far beyond the confines
31  9,18|          significance of Gemistus Plethon is one of the most fascinating
32  9,18|           general and of Gemistus Plethon in particular.[399]~ Of
33  9,18|  Bessarion of Nicaea and Gemistus Plethon, transferred their activity
34  9,19|      Manuel Chrysoloras, Gemistus Plethon, and Bessarion of Nicaea.~
35  9,19|   Byzantine Renaissance, Gemistus Plethon and Bessarion of Nicaea.
36  9,19|        the guidance of the famous Plethon himself. As the archbishop
37  9,19|           of such talented men as Plethon or Bessarion, who opened