The new issue of Numen (volume 63, issues 2-3) features a number of articles on later Platonism and religion in late antiquity. Looking forward to digging into them. The TOC is below, or see the issue online here.

• Divine Word and Divine Work: Late Platonism and Religion

  • Authors: Taneli Kukkonen and Pauliina Remes
  • Source: , Volume 63, Issue 2-3, pages: 139 –146

• Post-Hellenistic Philosophy, Neoplatonism, and the Doxastic Turn in Religion: Continuities and Ruptures in Ancient Reflections on Religion

  • Author: Tuomo Lankila
  • Source: , Volume 63, Issue 2-3, pages: 147 –166

• Socrates’ Debt to Asclepius: Physicians and Philosophers with Asclepian Souls in Late Antiquity

  • Author: Svetla Slaveva-Griffin
  • Source: , Volume 63, Issue 2-3, pages: 167 –195

• Divine or Human Images? Neoplatonic and Christian Views on Works of Art and Aesthetics

  • Author: Arja Karivieri
  • Source: , Volume 63, Issue 2-3, pages: 196 –209

• Byzantine Visual Culture: Conditions of “Right” Belief and Some Platonic Outlooks

  • Author: Anne Karahan
  • Source: , Volume 63, Issue 2-3, pages: 210 –244

• Christianity’s Content: (Neo)Platonism in the Middle Ages, Its Theoretical and Theological Appeal

  • Author: Willemien Otten
  • Source: , Volume 63, Issue 2-3, pages: 245 –270

• Al-Ghazālī on the Origins of Ethics

  • Author: Taneli Kukkonen
  • Source: , Volume 63, Issue 2-3, pages: 271 –298

• Synesius of Cyrene and the American “Synesii”

  • Author: Jay Bregman
  • Source: , Volume 63, Issue 2-3, pages: 299 –323