b. AD 410/412 in Constantinople;
d. AD 485 in Athens;
important Greek universal scholar, and Neo-Platonist philosopher; became head of the Neo-Platonic school in Athens around AD 450.
Works
Only parts of Proclus’ extensive work survive. Extant are: (1) systematic philosophical treatises, (2) commentaries on Plato [1] , (3) ma…