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Vient de paraîtreR. Chiaradonna and F. Trabattoni (eds.), Physics and Philosophy of Nature in Greek Neoplatonism. Proceedings of the European Science Foundation Exploratory Workshop (Il Ciocco, Castelvecchio Pascoli, June, 22-24,2006), Philosophia Antiqua, 115, Brill, Leiden and Boston 2009ISBN: 978 90 0417380 4 -- http://www.brill.nl/default.aspx?partid=210&#38;pid=33073SommaireR. Chiaradonna and F. Trabattoni: IntroductionM. Rashed: Contre le mouvement rectiligne naturel: Trois adversaires (Xénarque, Ptolémée, Plotin)pour une thèseR. Chiaradonna: Le traité de Galien 'Sur la Démonstration' et sa postérité tardo-antiqueG. Karamanolis: Plotinus on quality and immanent formR. M. van den Berg: As we are always speaking of them and using theirnames on every occasion. Plotinus, 'Enn.' III.7 [45]: Language, experience andthe philosophy of time in NeoplatonismCh. Wildberg: A world of thoughts: Plotinus on nature and contemplation ('Enn.' III.8 [30] 1-6)C. Russi, Causality and sensible objects: A comparison between Plotinus and ProclusA. Linguiti: Physis as Heimarmene: On some fundamental principles of the Neoplatonic philosophy of natureJ. Opsomer: The integration of Aristotelian physics in a Neoplatonic context: Proclus on movers and divisibilityG. Van Riel: Proclus on matter and physical necessityC. Steel: The divine Earth: Proclus on Timaeus 40 bcBibliographyIndex of Ancient and Medieval AuthorsIndex of Modern AuthorsIndex Locorum