[245] See iii. 6.1.
[246] The Kantian "thing-in-itself." See Porphyry, Principles of Intelligibles, 33.
[247] See iii. 6.1.
[248] Here is a pun based on "doxa."
[249] "Paradechomenê."
[250] "Doxa," which is derived from "dechesthai," to receive.
[251] We would, in other words, become pessimists.
[252] This is Philo's secondary divinity, p. 27, Guthrie's "Message of Philo Judaeus."
[253] That is, of the Intelligence and of the intelligible entities.
[254] Who is the Unity; a Numenian conception, fr. 36.