Heresiography in Context: Hippolytus' "Elenchos" as a Source for Greek Philosophy

Jaap Mansfeld

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A new assessment of the philosophical traditions Hippolytus depends on and of his method of presentation. This book deals with the reception of the Presocratics, Plato and Aristotle in the first centuries CE, and is a major contribution to our knowledge of the various currents in Pre-Neoplatonic Greek philosophy.

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