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Headword:
*)iwa/nnhs
Adler number: iota,464
Translated headword: Ioannes, John
Vetting Status: high
Translation: Grammarian; of Alexandria; nicknamed
Philoponus ["Industrious"]. His writings are very numerous,
on grammar,
philosophy,
arithmetic,
rhetoric,
Holy Scripture; and
against the eighteen arguments of Proclus and
against Severus.[1] However, he was rejected by the doctors of the church as a tritheist, and ejected from the list of the orthodox.
*)iwa/nnhs, grammatiko/s, *)alecandreu/s, o( e)piklhqei\s *filo/ponos. tou/tou suggra/mmata pa/mpolla, grammatika/, filo/sofa, a)riqmhtika/, r(htorika/, th=s te qei/as grafh=s kai\ kata\ tw=n dekaoktw\ *proklei/wn e)pixeirhma/twn kai\ kata\ *sebh/rou. plh\n o(/ti para\ tw=n th=s e)kklhsi/as didaska/lwn w(s triqei/+ths e)kba/lletai kai\ tou= katalo/gou tw=n o)rqodo/cwn a)podiw/ketai.
Notes:
c. AD 490-570s. See generally RE Ioannes(21); OCD4
Philoponus.
[1] The work against
Proclus is the treatise
Against Proclus on the Eternity of the World; the work against
Severus is unidentified.
Translated by: Malcolm Heath on 25 April 2001@11:30:27.
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