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1 18| purification, whether Orphic or Chaldean,4 such as dipping himself
2 26|         germs of the Orphic and Chaldean theology. But Proclus never
3 26|         Orphic writings or the [Chaldean] Oracles,6 and had left
4 26|         the Orphic, Proclus the Chaldean. This disagreement hindered
5 26|       Oracles and other kindred Chaldean writings. Thus imbued with
6 26|         most characteristically Chaldean hypotheses, as well as the
7 26|   sciences. So enough about his Chaldean studies.~
8 28|         lower.~He practiced the Chaldean prayer-meetings and conferences,
9 28|      order, and purified by the Chaldean lustrations, the philosopher