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Intellectual history

the Renaissance belief in a single true ancient theology passed down through sages like Hermes and Plato and agreeing with Christianity.

In intellectual history, prisca theologia refers to the Renaissance belief in a single true ancient theology passed down through sages like Hermes and Plato and agreeing with Christianity. This meaning comes from Walker (1972) in The ancient theology.[1]

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References

Walker, D. P. (1972). The ancient theology. Cornell University Press. ISBN 9780715608937

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