A Soul Fallen from Noetic Grace: Proclus’s Transformation of Tantalus ( Commentary on the Cratylus §94, 46.24–47.7)

IF 0.2 3区历史学 0 CLASSICS

ARETHUSA Pub Date : 2023-03-01 DOI:10.1353/are.2023.a907202

Mikolaj Domaradzki

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Abstract

The present paper discusses one of the most interesting and beautiful—yet widely ignored—interpretations of the story of Tantalus. In his Commentary on the Cratylus, Proclus expounds the tale as a cautionary allegory of the soul’s heavenly origin, its fall from grace, its punishment of incarnation, and its return to the noetic home. This article shows the novelty of Proclus’s account, and covers its historical and philosophical background.

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一个从精神优雅中堕落的灵魂:普罗克罗斯对坦塔罗斯的改造(《克拉提罗斯注释》94,46.24 - 47.7)

本文讨论的是对坦塔罗斯故事最有趣、最美丽但却被广泛忽视的一种解释。普罗克劳斯在他的《克拉提勒斯注释》中阐述了这个故事，作为灵魂的天堂起源的警示寓言，它从优雅中堕落，化身的惩罚，以及它回到精神家园。本文展示了普罗克劳斯叙述的新颖性，并涵盖了其历史和哲学背景。

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ARETHUSA CLASSICS-

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