Proclus’ Complete Works (extant, lost, and spurious)
- Systematic Philosophical Works
- Commentaries on Plato, Aristotle, Plotinus, and Porphyry
- Physics, Mathematics, and Astronomy
- Theological Tradition and Theurgy
- Hymns and Epigrams
- pseudo-Proclus
A. Systematic Philosophical works (extant)
| [1] |
Elements of Theology |
| [2] |
Platonic Theology |
| [3-5] |
Tria opuscula |
| [3] |
Ten Problems Concerning Providence (Latin) |
| [4] |
On Providence, Fate and What Depends on Us (Latin) |
| [5] |
On the Existence of Evils (Latin) |
B. Commentaries on Plato, Aristotle, Plotinus, and Porphyry
1. On Plato
| [6] |
Commentary on the Alcibiades (up to 116b) |
| [7] |
Commentary on the Cratylus (up to 407c) |
| [8] |
Commentary on the Timaeus (up to 44d) |
| [9] |
Commentary on the Parmenides (up to 142a) |
| [10] |
Commentary on the Republic (in different essays) |
Lost
| [11] |
Prolegomena to Plato’s Philosophy |
| [12] |
Purification of the doctrines of Plato |
| [13] |
Commentary on the Gorgias |
| [14] |
Commentary on the Phaedo |
| [15] |
Commentary on the Theaetetus |
| [16] |
Commentary on the Sophist |
| [17] |
Commentary on the Phaedrus |
| [18] |
Commentary on the Symposium (on the Discourse of
Diotima) |
| [19] |
Commentary on the Philebus |
| [20] |
On the three Monads (in the Philebus) |
| [21] |
Monograph (gr. monobiblion, On the knowledge of the
One [?]) |
| [22] |
Collection of the mathematical theorems related to the
Timaeus |
| [23] |
(frag.) Examination of Aristotle’s arguments against the Timaeus |
| [24] |
(frag.) On Plato’s Three Proofs of the Immortality of the
Soul (Latin / Arabic) |
2. On Aristotle (lost)
| [25] |
Prolegomena to the study of Aristotle (gr.
sunanagnôsis) |
| [26]–[29] |
Commentary on Aristotle’s Organon: On
Categories, On Interpretation, On Prior and
Posterior Analytics |
3. On Plotinus and Porphyry (lost)
| [30] |
(frag.) Commentary on the Enneads of Plotinus |
| [31] |
Commentary on Porphyry’s Isagoge |
C. Physics, Mathematics, and Astronomy
| [32] |
Elements of Physics |
| [33] |
Commentary on Euclid’s Elements, Book I |
| [34] |
Exposition of Astronomical Hypotheses |
| [35] |
(frag.) On the Eternity of the world, against the Christians
(in 18 arguments) |
| [36] |
(dub.) Commentary on Nicomachus’ Introduction to
Arithmetic |
Lost:
| [37] |
(frag.) On Place |
| [38] |
(frag.) Letter to Aristocles |
| [39] |
(frag.) On Light |
| [40] |
(frag.) Uranodromos |
| [41] |
(dub.) On Eclipses (Latin) |
| [42] |
(dub.) On Parallel Lines |
D. Theological Tradition and Theurgy (lost)
| [43] |
On Orphic theology |
| [44] |
(frag.) On the Chaldaean Philosophy |
| [45] |
(dub.) Commentary on pseudo-Pythagoras’ Golden
Verses (Arabic) |
| [46] |
On the Harmony of Orpheus, Pythagoras and Plato with the
Oracles |
| [47] |
Commentary on the whole of Homer |
| [48] |
On the Gods of Homer |
| [49] |
(frag.) Commentary on Hesiod’s Works and Days |
| [50] |
(frag.) On Sacrifice and Magic (On Theurgy) |
| [51] |
On Mythical symbols |
| [52] |
On the Mother of the Gods |
| [53] |
On Hecate |
| [54] |
On Elevation [sc. by means of theurgy] (gr.
peri agôgês) |
E. Hymns and Epigrams
| [55] |
Hymns |
| [56] |
(dub.) Hymn on the God (ô pantôn epekeina) |
| [57] |
Epigrams |
F. pseudo-Proclus
| [58] |
Paraphrasis of the Tetrabiblion of Ptolemy |
| [59] |
Commentary on the Tetrabiblion of Ptolemy |
| [60] |
On the Sphere (lat. De Sphaera) |
| [61] |
Chrestomathia |
| [62] |
On Epistolary Style |
