Across
- 5. Figure associated with traditions linking number, harmony, and cosmic order.
- 7. Plato's intelligible realities such as Beauty, Justice, or Equality.
- 12. Traditions associated with number, harmony, moral formation, and the soul.
- 15. Aristotle's material, formal, efficient, and final modes of explanation.
- 16. Plato's image of education as turning from shadows toward deeper reality.
Down
- 1. Emphasized matter/form, embodied life, observation, and multiple kinds of causation.
- 2. The universe understood as an ordered and intelligible whole.
- 3. Modern scholar emphasizing ancient philosophy as a way of life and spiritual exercises.
- 4. Aristotle's account of concrete beings as organized matter.
- 6. Stoic teacher who sharply distinguished moral agency from external circumstance.
- 7. The end, purpose, or function toward which something acts or develops.
- 8. Plato's language for how particular things share in more universal realities.
- 9. Sacred or meaning-bearing narrative; not simply a synonym for falsehood.
- 10. Reason, account, word, or ordering principle; meaning varies by thinker and tradition.
- 11. Ordered relationship among different elements; important in Pythagorean thought.
- 12. Associated with Forms, participation, the Good, and the Cave.
- 13. Gave geometry an influential deductive structure in the Elements.
- 14. For Plato, the ultimate source of intelligibility and value.