Adjective:

கிரேக்க தத்துவ ஞானி பிளேட்டோவின் கோட்பாடு (அ) தத்துவம் சார்ந்த,

platonic's Usage Examples:

'John preached a platonic crusade against Louis, who burned the pope's effigy at Pisa and in Amelia.

Neoplatonic philosophy had been in the main content either to formulate the contradiction or to deny the reality of one of the opposing terms.

Dean was sure the young woman's promise of a platonic night was already forgotten.

To these must be added the Neoplatonically inspired Fons Vitae of the Jewish philosopher and poet Ibn Gabirol, or Avicebron.

Curiously, both streams, in the Neoplatonic and the Epicurean schools, became inimical to science and western understandings of religion.

So long as the Neoplatonic influence remained strong, attempts were still made to demonstrate the doctrine of the Trinity, chiefly in a mystical sense as in Erigena, but also by orthodox churchmen like Anselm.

Among Sir Isaac's writings is Rex platonicus, a description of the entertainment of James I.

Thus Fichte, Spinoza, Jakob Boehme and the Mystics, and finally, the great Greek thinkers with their Neoplatonic, Gnostic, and Scholastic commentators, give respectively colouring to particular works.

After a five-year recording hiatus, Omar the UK soul man is back!Is there despair at the lack of true indie labels in the UK at the moment?The dogmas of the Basilidians, as given by Hippolytus, read almost like passages from Neoplatonic works: g ird oWv v, obx 6N n, OLO"Ga, OLK Q,vo u nov, obx Q.

A beginning had been made, in the 5th century, by the neoplatonic Christian who addressed his contemporaries under the mask of Dionysius the Areopagite.

"So you agree that a relationship between a man and a woman can be platonic.

Oh, I believe your feelings for him are platonic.

Whether this is limited to a platonic friendship or a romantic relationship, Scorpios make wonderfully protective friends and fearsome enemies.

Synonyms:

passionless,

Antonyms:

enthusiastic, passionate,