Plato

An Initiate into tlie Mysteries and the -reatest Greek philosopher, whose writings are known the world over. lie was the pupil of Socrates and the teacher of Aristotle. He flourished over 400 years before our era. Platonic School, or the "Old Akademe", in contrast with the later (u- X> (i-I'ldtonic School of Alexandria (See "Philalethean"). Pleroma (Gr.). "Fulness", a Gnostic term adopted to signify tlie divine world or Universal Soul. Space, developed and divided into a series of jeons. The abode of the invisible gods. It has three degrees.