PROCLUS

Meaning of PROCLUS in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈprō-kləs, ˈprä- ]

biographical name

410?-485 Greek philosopher

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PROCLUS — biographical name 410?-485 Greek philosopher
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PROCLUS — /proh"kleuhs, prok"leuhs/ , n. A.D. c411-485, Greek philosopher and theologian.
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PROCLUS — Pronunciation: ' pr ō -kl ə s, ' prä- Function: biographical name 410?-485 Greek philos.
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