Taylor: Diálogo Platônico
Extracted from the MS. Commentary of Proclus on Alcibiades; excepting some occasional elucidations by the translator (Thomas Taylor).
gr. krásis: combinação, mistura, composto. Noção fundamental da definição estoica da alma como corpo, como da relação da alma com o corpo, contestada por Plotino. Usa-se também mixis, migma para mistura.
Extracted from the MS. Commentary of Proclus on Alcibiades; excepting some occasional elucidations by the translator (Thomas Taylor).
12. Tudo isto é, porém, a
Segundo Brisson & Pradeau (2002 p.127), a composição dos corpos pode ser considerada de dois pontos de vista: ou bem o corpo se divide em várias partes, ou bem ele se decompõe em forma e em matéria.
ANIMAL SEMINAL REASONS MAY BE CONTRARY TO SOUL'S NATURE; THOUGH NOT TO THE SOUL HERSELF.
THE THREE MEN IN EACH OF US.
MAN AS A SOUL SUBSISTING IN A SPECIAL REASON.
SUCH QUESTIONS DEMAND SCRUTINY OF THE INTELLIGIBLE MAN.
4. To answer these questions, we would have to go back to the nature of the intelligible Man. Before defining the latter, however, it would indeed be far better to begin by determining the nature of the sense-man, on the supposition that we know the latter very well, while perhaps of the former, we have only a very inexact notion.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE MAN KNOWN BY THE SENSES AND THE INTELLIGIBLE MAN.
THE BODY IS RATIONALIZED MATTER.
EVAPORATION MAY LEAD TO A THIRD THEORY OF MIXTURE.
REFUTATION OF ANAXÁGORAS AND DEMOCRITUS.