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Iamblichus A Neoplatonist philosopher (c. 245–325 AD) whose work, "On the Egyptian Mysteries," defended the use of ritual—known as theurgy—to achieve union with the divine. This 1516 edition was printed by the famous Aldine Press in Venice.
[This page is a blank flyleaf or endpaper from the original volume. It contains no historical manuscript text or handwritten inscriptions.]
Modern digital watermark This refers to a transparent identification mark (specifically from the Google Books project) added during the digital scanning process by modern archives, rather than a physical mark present on the 16th-century paper.