Adjective
neo-Platonic (comparative more neo-Platonic, superlative most neo-Platonic)
Alternative form of Neoplatonic.
Neo-Platonic (comparative more Neo-Platonic, superlative most Neo-Platonic)
Alternative form of Neoplatonic.
C. Clément, Michelangelo, p. 9 From 1490 to 1492, Michelangelo attended the Humanist academy that the Medici had founded along Neo-Platonic lines. Source: Internet
Their theology has a Neo-Platonic view about how God interacts with the world through emanations and is similar to some gnostic and other esoteric sects. Source: Internet
In this case, the Neo-Platonic reading of Plato would be, at least in this central area, historically justified. Source: Internet
One writer, the "Anonimo" Gaddiano, claims that in 1480 Leonardo was living with the Medici and working in the Garden of the Piazza San Marco in Florence, a Neo-Platonic academy of artists, poets and philosophers that the Medici had established. Source: Internet