Usually means: Late Neoplatonist philosopher, metaphysical thinker.
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  1. Proclus: Merriam-Webster
  2. Proclus: Collins English Dictionary
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  4. Proclus: Webster's New World College Dictionary, 4th Ed.
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  7. Proclus (crater), Proclus (disambiguation), Proclus: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
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  9. Proclus: Wiktionary

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▸ noun:  A male given name from Ancient Greek.
▸ noun:  Specifically, a Greek Neoplatonist philosopher.

Similar:
Anatoly, Autolycus, Spinoza, Phaedrus, Damir, tilman, Theophilus, Nathanael, vaclav, LORRI, more...

Opposite:
anti-Proclus, non-Proclus, contra-Proclus

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Similar:
Anatoly, Autolycus, Spinoza, Phaedrus, Damir, tilman, Theophilus, Nathanael, vaclav, LORRI, more...

Opposite:
anti-Proclus, non-Proclus, contra-Proclus



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