The name by which Ammonias Saccas, designated himself and his disciples, was that of Philaletheians, or, lovers of the truth.
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Alchemy, Alexandrian school, History, Platonists, NeoplatonismEdition | Availability |
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New Platonism and Alchemy
June 2003, Kessinger Publishing
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0766160629 9780766160620
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New Platonism & Alchemy
January 7, 1995, Wizards Bookshelf
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- 2nd edition
0913510181 9780913510186
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"The name by which Ammonias Saccas, designated himself and his disciples, was that of Philaletheians, or, lovers of the truth."
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