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Georgios Gemistos Plethon, a prominent 15th-century Byzantine philosopher, held Zoroaster in high esteem, considering him the most ancient and wisest of all sages.
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Plethon believed that Plato's philosophy was rooted in the teachings of Pythagoras, who, in turn, was influenced by Zoroaster.
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In his work "Summary of the Doctrines of Zoroaster and Plato," Plethon presented a synthesis of their philosophies. He described a pantheon of gods with Zeus as the supreme sovereign, encompassing all existence in an undivided state. According to Plethon, Zeus's eldest child, Poseidon, created the heavens and governs all below, establishing order in the universe. Other deities, including the Olympians and Tartareans, are also depicted, each with specific roles in the cosmic hierarchy. Notably, Plethon portrayed the universe as perfect and eternal, existing outside of time without beginning or end.
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Plethon's reverence for Zoroaster and his integration of Zoroastrian elements into his philosophical framework highlight the influence of ancient Persian thought on Byzantine intellectual traditions.

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Georgios Gemistos Plethon, a prominent 15th-century Byzantine philosopher, held Zoroaster in high esteem, considering him the most ancient and wisest of all sages.
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Plethon believed that Plato's philosophy was rooted in the teachings of Pythagoras, who, in turn, was influenced by Zoroaster.
NEW ACROPOLIS LIBRARY

In his work "Summary of the Doctrines of Zoroaster and Plato," Plethon presented a synthesis of their philosophies. He described a pantheon of gods with Zeus as the supreme sovereign, encompassing all existence in an undivided state. According to Plethon, Zeus's eldest child, Poseidon, created the heavens and governs all below, establishing order in the universe. Other deities, including the Olympians and Tartareans, are also depicted, each with specific roles in the cosmic hierarchy. Notably, Plethon portrayed the universe as perfect and eternal, existing outside of time without beginning or end.
WIKIPEDIA

Plethon's reverence for Zoroaster and his integration of Zoroastrian elements into his philosophical framework highlight the influence of ancient Persian thought on Byzantine intellectual traditions.

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