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AEDESIUS (d. A.D. 355)

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AEDESIUS (d. A.D. 355)  , Neoplatonist philosopher, was
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born of a
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noble Cappadocian
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family . He migrated to
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Syria, attracted by the lectures of lamblichus, whose follower he became . Ac-cording to
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Eunapius, be differed from
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Iamblichus on certain points connected with magic . He taught at
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Pergamum, his
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chief disciples being
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Eusebius and
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Maximus . He seems to have modified his doctrines through fear of
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Constantine . See'
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Ritter and
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Preller, 552; Ritter's Geschichte der Philosophie; T . Whittaker, The Neoplatonists (
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Cambridge, 1901) .

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