Idem Maximus optime intellegit, ut de nomine etiam vobis respondeam, quisnam sit ille non a me primo, sed a Platone  nuncupatus:         , quisnam sit ille basileus, totius rerum naturae causa et ratio et origo initialis, summus animi genitor, aeternus animantum sospitator, assiduus mundi sui opifex, sed enim sine opera opifex, sine cura sospitator, sine propagatione genitor, neque loco neque tempore neque vice ulla comprehensus eoque paucis cogitabilis, nemini effabilis.
And Maximus also understands perfectly, just to answer your other question about the name, who that being is whom Plato, not I, was the first to call king'All is connected to the King of All, and all exists because of him'exactly who that king is, the cause, reason and prime source of all nature, the sublime progenitor of soul, the eternal savior of living beings, the tireless craftsman of his universe, who yet crafts without toil, preserves without anxiety, fathers without generation, limited neither by space, time, nor the least change, and so conceivable by only a few, expressible by none.
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