Pseudomorphosis
the cities of the Pseudomorphosis Antioch
Alexandria
the region of the Pseudo morphosis was the estern marches of the Empire
Syncratic religions
Gnostics
Rabbinic Judaism
Talmud
Mithras
Sol Invictus
Isis
Temple of Jupiter at Baalbek, 1st century AD to late 2nd century AD
Primitive Church- Pauline Christanity
New Testament
thinkers of the Pseudomorphosis
Marcus Aurelius 121-180 AD, Roman emperor 161-180 AD- a stoic pilosopher wrote Meditations
Diophantus of Alexandria 201-285 AD, father of algebra
The architectural type of the Pseudomorphosis is the Basilica. It employs the Classical to express the opposite thereof…in which the interior only possesses meaning.
It is a question of minor importance whether the entire space is covered in as in the Basilica proper, or only the sanctuary as in the Sun-temple of Baalbek with the great forecourt,
St Pauls Rome
Isis
Plotinus 204– 270 AD,.Greek born in Egypt, father of Neoplatonism