Lettre à Marcella. Copte celebrated in his hometown and

celebrated in his hometown and later in the rest of Italy and Europe

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2 engravings in the text

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It is also the first book produced in collaboration with the Martin Parr Foundation in Bristol

Lettre à Marcella. Copte celebrated in his hometown andClassic bilingual collection. Among the great texts of Late Antiquity, the Letter to Marcella by the Neoplatonist philosopher Porphyry of Tyre has been called by critics the "spiritual testament of paganism." Indeed, in many ways, this text constitutes a summary of Greek philosophy of the Hellenistic and Roman periods and a snapshot of what it had become in the 3rd century, particularly under the influence of Plotinus. At that time, philosophy, which