Sentences with LOGOI
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"The philosopher Plato believed in the existence of eternal logoi."
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"The logoi of mathematics are considered to be universal truths."
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"The Stoics believed that the universe is governed by a rational principle called the logoi."
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"According to Heraclitus, the logoi are the underlying order of the cosmos."
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"The concept of logoi is central to the Hellenistic philosophy."
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"The logoi are often interpreted as divine or cosmic reason."
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"The Neoplatonists developed a complex metaphysical system based on the logoi."
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"The logoi are sometimes described as the thoughts of God."
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"In Gnosticism, the logoi are the divine intermediaries between the material and the spiritual realms."
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"The logoi play a significant role in the theology of the early Christian philosophers."
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"The logoi are thought to unite the realms of the transcendent and the immanent."
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"The Greek term 'logoi' can be translated as 'words', 'reasons', or 'meanings'."
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"The logoi are seen as the underlying principles of reality."
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"The logoi are often associated with the divine nous or intellect."
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"The logoi are believed to be inherent in the fabric of the universe."
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"Stoic philosophers view the logoi as the guiding principles of human conduct."
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"Plato's concept of the logoi influenced later philosophical and theological traditions."
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"The logoi are believed to be accessible through contemplation and philosophical inquiry."
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"The logoi are considered to be the ultimate source of knowledge and truth."
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"The logoi are seen as the blueprint for the order and harmony of the cosmos."
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"In Greek philosophy, logoi refers to universal principles or laws that govern the cosmos."
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"The Stoics believed that the logoi were divine reason or the rational principle behind everything."
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"According to Heraclitus, the logoi govern the process of change and flux in the world."
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"The concept of logoi in Gnosticism refers to divine emanations or intermediaries between God and the material world."
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"Plotinus argued that the logoi are the divine thoughts that determine the forms and structures of the physical realm."
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"Some ancient Greek thinkers saw the logoi as an intermediary stage between the divine and the material world."
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"The logoi were also seen as the creative principles behind the generation of all things in the universe."
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"In Christian theology, logoi of beings are understood as the patterns or ideas in the divine mind according to which creatures are made."
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"The concept of logoi holds significant philosophical and theological implications across various traditions."
