Publication Date: 2008-01-01
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-, .-. (2008). Ritual, divination and divine inspiration. Discusiones Filosóficas, 9(12), 141–149. Retrieved from https://revistasojs.ucaldas.edu.co/index.php/discusionesfilosoficas/article/view/654
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The intention of this paper is to explore divine inspiration in relation to ritual through which the act of divination is perfected. An examination of the character of ritual in cult followed by Iamblichus' defence of divination in On the Mysteries demonstrates the extent to which ritual and divination reflect levels of divine inspiration and the possibility of the application of these levels for the recovery of the soul's divine identity
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CLARK, Emma C. (2001). Iamblichus' de mysteries: a manifesto of the miraculous. Aldershot: Ashgate.
DODDS, E. R. Greeks and the irrational. University of California press. 1051, p. 287.
_________. (1963). Proclus, in theologiam platonis. California: University of California Press.
SMITH, A. (1993). Porphyri philosophi fragmenta. Leipzig: Teubner. Porphyry, fr.310,fr.311, fr.312, fr.313 = Eusebius, PE.111.14.3-4; 111.14.5; 111.14.6; 111.14.7.
SMITH, J. Z. Map is not territory. Leiden: Brill, 1078, p.160.
ZEKE, M. (2004). Unio Magica, Part 11, Plotinus, Theurgy and the Question of Ritual, Dionysius 22. p. 42.