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 1 1 |       the biographers of such a man,----and besides, my own
 2 2 |   enjoyed by this truly blessed man. For I believe that he has
 3 3 |      born with us. This blessed man possessed them all naturally
 4 3 |       were given by the gods to man so that he might devote
 5 4 |        could be expected from a man who was to achieve the presence
 6 6 |        more than fitting that a man who was to become a prince
 7 9 |         Alexandrian governor, a man of great distinction, liberality
 8 11|      about geniuses: "Here is a man who will be a great good,
 9 12|      latter retorted to the old man, as Proclus himself reported
10 12|     arrival of Proclus, the old man survived only two years;
11 17| powerfully than any other known man. Never having tasted the
12 17|       will of this perfect good man. Of all the people he knew,
13 18|      teaching their nature, how man acquires them, and especially
14 21|        the soul of this blessed man went on gathering itself,
15 25|     Plotinus, not of the worthy man's life whom political virtue
16 26|      other theologians.~The old man confided to him his manuscripts,
17 29| theurgic labors of this blessed man. From among thousands, I
18 32|         openly showed this holy man's affinities with him. For
19 32|         divinity gave this holy man a testimony of his good
20 32|         for this really blessed man could be adduced? After
21 34|        procured for this worthy man; we have shown their disposition
22 36|      any other did this blessed man have the knowledge and practice