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 1 10(2)|          god Apollo, or his mentor Syrianus who preceded him in the
 2 11   |       Chance led him to hear first Syrianus, son of Philoxenus, at whose
 3 11   |       youth, Lachares then said to Syrianus this admirable expression
 4 12   |          taking him into his home, Syrianus presented him to the great
 5 12   |         even asked the philosopher Syrianus to endorse this advice about
 6 12   |   recommended him to his successor Syrianus with the same instances
 7 12   |         own grandson Archiadas. So Syrianus took Proclus into his own
 8 13   |    initiation or lesser mysteries, Syrianus led Proclus to the Greater
 9 13   |            over the threshold." So Syrianus led Proclus to direct and
10 26   |      studying with the philosopher Syrianus, and while reading the treatises
11 26   |          explain the Orphic poems.~Syrianus had indeed planned to explain
12 26   |         This disagreement hindered Syrianus from doing anything, and
13 27   |         not only of Iamblichus and Syrianus, but also of many more authorities
14 27   |      hindered by certain dreams of Syrianus who discouraged him therefrom
15 29   |         best, where had dwelt both Syrianus, whom he called his father,
16 36   |            the body of his teacher Syrianus. For it was Syrianus's own
17 36   |       teacher Syrianus. For it was Syrianus's own desire, expressed
18 36   |           to be erected. But after Syrianus's death, Proclus wondered
19 36   | proprieties; but in a dream he saw Syrianus reproaching and threatening
20 36   |       Proclus am of Lycian origin;~Syrianus here nourished me with his