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All Greek
text on this site is keyed with Unicode. If the text is not formatted
in your browser correctly, adjust your encoding to Unicode. You will
need to have the Palatino Linotype font installed on your system
which is standard for Windows 2000 and subsequent operating systems.
However any Greek Unicode font should work.
Greek Transliteration
See
here
for protocols used in Greek transliteration.
Banner Image
The image used in
the top banner on this site is a detail of the painting by Gustav
Moreau entitled, The Suitors. If you would like to download the
entire painting please click here.
Please be warned however that this is a relatively large image file
of 2.8 MB. Enjoy.
Links
All links on
this site are to other pages on this domain unless stated otherwise.
Copyrights
I have a
strict policy to only use materials that are either:
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Public domain material available on the
internet
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Electronic versions produced by myself from
public domain material
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Small quotations from works that constitute
"fair use" for educational purposes
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Used with the express written (and
acknowledged) permission of the copyright holder or producer of the
electronic version.
If you find
anything on this site that you claim to be the copyright holder of
please notify me and I will immediately remove it. Likewise, please do
not use any electronic texts produced by myself without asking first.
On the epithet "divine"
I have taken
the liberty of describing Iamblichus with the epithet "divine"
throughout this site. I have done this out of respect for his life,
writings and influence and to follow the example of the ancients, to
whom Pythagoras, Plato and Iamblichus were the few honoured with
this title. It is interesting also to note that the epithet s๔ter
(saviour) was also given to Iamblichus, an honour he shares with the
god Dionysus and Christ.
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