Ocellus Lucanus on the nature of the universe

by Julius Firmicus Maternus; Proclus; Tauros

FOOTNOTES:

[59] Simple bodies, according to Aristotle, are those which naturally possess an inherent principle of motion. For animals and plants possess a principle of motion; but in these it proceeds from soul and not from nature.

[60] Hence the world is perpetual; for it is consubsistent with time.

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