デミウルゴス

noun

demiurge

In Platonic, Gnostic, and related philosophical contexts, a divine craftsman or creator of the material world, often distinct from the supreme being.

from Greek demiourgos

• プラトンの『ティマイオス』では、デミウルゴスがイデアを模もして宇う宙ちゅうを創そう造ぞうしたとされる。

  In Plato's Timaeus, the demiurge is said to have created the universe by imitating the Forms.