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 1 3    |          might devote himself to philosophy, and to enjoy the sweetness
 2 4    |         from passionate love for philosophy. So he was entirely foreign
 3 6    |     dream inducing him to follow philosophy. That is how he began so
 4 9    |   liberality and friendliness to philosophy. The youth accompanied his
 5 9    |          to devote himself up to philosophy, and to attend the Athenian
 6 9    |         his study of Aristotle's philosophy he attended the instruction
 7 9    |          who was acquainted with philosophy wished to betroth her to
 8 9    |        devoted his whole life to philosophy.~Proclus easily understood
 9 10   |         over the preservation of philosophy. For he was being sent there
10 10   |        sent there by the gods of philosophy to preserve the school of
11 12   |       devote himself entirely to philosophy, was charmed with him, to
12 12   |  welcoming him to his lessons of philosophy, although he was often hindered
13 18   |        through a life devoted to philosophy, by eloquent lessons teaching
14 26(7)|       introduction of magic into philosophy as a means to advance the
15 36   |          those who had practiced philosophy.~After all that, this holy
16 37   | disappearance and the eclipse of philosophy at that time.