Proclus Commentary on the Timaeus of Plato (2nd of 2volumes) paperback edition

The Commentary of Proclus on the Timaeus of Plato in two volumes/\n\nWith \npage and line numbers added from Diehl\u2019s 1906 edition, with Taylor\u2019s \nextensive footnotes and references, together with over 1500 extra \nreferences added by the Prometheus Trust. \nThis is the largest late \nPlatonic Commentary to have survived: it is, as Taylor described it in \nhis original edition, \u201Ca treasury of Pythagoric and Platonic physiology\u201D\n and the work which Proclus himself thought the most important of all \nhis writings. \nThe second volume includes books the second half of\n book 3 and books 4 and 5. A revised 2nd edition.\nThis is a \nrecent revised edition of the Prometheus Trust's publication of the \nThomas Taylor translation. This is a listing for the second volume of the\n paperback edition (see my other listings for the hardback edition, and \nalso for the first volume of both editions).