Proclus · thesis 24.35

Thesis 24.35

Latin

Dei de quibus in Phedro in quatuor trinitates sunt distinguendi: Opificatiuam, Custoditiuam, Vitalem, et Conuersiuam.

Copy-text: Farmer 1998, line 16487

Apparatus (Farmer): colon retained from 1486 edition

Latin as in the packet with run-together or artefact spellings normalised: 'Phedro_in' to 'Phedro in'.

English

The gods of whom the Phaedrus speaks are to be divided into four trinities: the fashioning, the guardian, the vital and the converting.

Underscore in 'Phedro_in' (farmer1998:16487) treated as an OCR artefact and replaced by a space. 'Opificatiuam' rendered 'fashioning' (from opifex, maker); the colon is retained from the 1486 edition (farmer1998:16502). Sense checked against farmer1998:16546.

Translation: machine-drafted 2026-09-27 by TRANSLATOR-T03b-1; sense checked against farmer1998:16546; awaiting human check

Attribution: reported according to Proclus (section 24 of the historical theses) · Pico's stance: reports

Farmer's cross-references

• 10>22 Qui heroas in duplices non diuiserit, natiuos et aduentitios, saepe errabat.
• 24.36 Quatuor sunt exercitus iuniorum deorum. Primus habitat a primo coelo usque ad principium aeris; secundus inde usque ad dimidium aeris. Terti
• 24.37 Cuilibet istorum proportionaliter correspondet quadruplex exercitus Angelorum, Demonum, et Animarum.