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Index of Names Cambridge University Press 0521660610 - Cicero: On Moral Ends - Edited by Julia Annas Index More information Index of names To help those unfamiliar with Greco-Roman culture to avoid confusions and find their way round Cicero’s wide range of references, I have added brief identifications for ancient figures referred to. See also the Note on Greek and Roman names (xxxiv–xxxv). Academics, see Sceptical Academics Archimedes of Syracuse, mathematician, Accius (Lucius Accius), dramatist, n.{, and n.{ and n.{, and n.{ Archytas of Tarentum, Pythagorean, xxxi, , Aenesidemus, re-founder of Pyrrhonist scepticism, xii, xiii n.{, xxxi Arion, Pythagorean, xxxi, Aeschines of Athens, politician, and n.{ Aristides of Athens, politician, and n.{, Afranius (Lucius Afranius), dramatist, and n.{ and n.{ Africanus, see Scipio Africanus Aristippus of Cyrene, hedonist philosopher, Agesilaus, king of Sparta, and n.{ xviii n.{, xxiv, xxv, xxxi, and n.{, , , Albucius (Titus Albucius), satirized by Lucilius, , and n.{a, , , and n.{, Aristippus the Younger, grandson, xviii n.{, Alcmaeon, mythical king, , xxxi Alexander the Great, king of Macedonia, and Aristo of Ceos, Aristotelian, xxxi, and n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{ n.{ Algra, K., xxvi n.{, xxxiii Aristo of Chios, Stoic, xxiv, xxvi and n. {, xxxi, Amynomachus, Epicurean, , and n.{, , and n.{, n.{, and Annas, J., xviii n.{, xx n.{, xxii n.{, xxxiii, n.{, , and n.{, and n.{, , xxxviii, n.{, , , , , , Antiochus of Ascalon, eclectic philosopher, vii, Aristophanes of Byzantium, scholar, , ix, xi, xiii, xiv, xv n.{, xx and n.{, xxi, xxii, n.{ xxvi n.{, xxvii, xxviii, xxxi, n.{, n.{, Aristotelians (Peripatetics), xii, xiv, xx n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{, nn.{ and , xxvii, n.{, n.{, and nn.{ and , n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{, , n.{, and n.{, , , nn.{ and n.{, and nn.{ and , and n.{; , and n.{, , and n.{, n.{, criticized –; ethical theory defended n.{, n.{, n.{, , n.{, – and –. and n.{, , and n.{, and n.{, Antipater of Tarsus, Stoic, xxxi, and n.{, and nn.{ and , , , n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{, , and nn.{ and Antisthenes of Athens, follower of Socrates, , and nn.{ and , , n.{ Aristotle of Stagira, philosopher, ix, x, xi, xiii, Antonius (Gaius Antonius), consul with Cicero, xiv, xvii, xviii, xix, xx, xxi, xxii and n.{, xxiii xxviii and n.{, xxiv,xxv, xxxi, and n.{, , n.{, Antony/Antonius (Marcus Antonius), , , , and n.{, and n.{, n.{, politician, xxx n.{, n.{, n.{, and nn.{ and , Apollo, god of prophecy, and n.{ nn.{ and , , , , , , and Arcesilaus of Pitane, Academic Sceptic, x, xi, n.{, and n.{, and n.{, and xxxi, and n.{, , and n.{ nn.{ and , n.{, n.{, n.{, Archilochus of Paros, poet, and n.{, © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 0521660610 - Cicero: On Moral Ends - Edited by Julia Annas Index More information Index of names Aristoxenus of Tarentum, Aristotelian, xxxi, and n.{, , n.{, , , and n.{, , , n.{ , n.{, n.{, , , , n.{, Aristus of Ascalon, brother of Antiochus, xxxi, Cicero (Marcus Tullius Cicero), author of the Arius Didymus, historian of philosophy, xx work, ix, x, xi, xii, xiii and n.{, xiv, xv and n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{ nn.{ and , xvi and n.{, xviii, xx, xxi, xxii Atherton, C., n.{ and n.{, xxiii and n.{, xxv, xxvi and n.{, Atilius, dramatist, and n.{ xxvii, xxviii, xxix, xxx, xxxiv, xxxv, xxxvii, Atkins, E. M., xxxii xxxviii, xxxix, and n.{, and n.{, and Atticus (Titus Pomponius Atticus), friend of nn.{, and , and n.{, and n.{, and Cicero, and n.{, and n.{, and nn.{, and , n.{, nn.{, and n.{, and n.{, , n.{, , n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{, Aufidius (Gnaeus Aufidius), praetor , n.{, n.{, n.{, and nn.{ and , and n.{ n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{, nn.{ and , n.{, n.{, nn.{ Barnes, J., xiv n.{, xxiii n.{, xxxii, xxxiii, and , n.{, n.{b, n.{, nn.{ n.{, n.{ and , n.{, nn.{ and , nn.{ Brutus (Marcus Junius Brutus), dedicatee of the and , n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{, book, xvi n.{, xxix, and n.{, , , , n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{, , nn.{ and , nn.{, and , nn.{ and Brutus (Marcus Junius Brutus), legal expert, , nn.{, and , n.{, nn.{ and n.{ and , n.{, n.{, n.{, Brutus (Marcus Junius Brutus), first consul of n.{, n.{, n.{, nn.{, and the Republic, , n.{, nn.{ and , n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{a, Caecilius (Caecilius Statius), dramatist, and n.{, n.{, n.{, nn.{, n.{, and n.{, n.{ and , n.{, nn.{ and , Caepio (Gnaeus Caepio), consul, , n.{, n.{; character in the work, xvi, Caepio (Quintus Servilius Caepio), Cato’s step- xvii, –, –, –, , , , –, brother, and n.{ –, –, Caesar (Gaius Julius Caesar), politician, ix, xvi, Cicero (Marcus Tullius Cicero), son of the xxix, xxxvi, n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{ author, xxviii, xxix Calatinus (Aulus Atilius Calatinus), third- Cicero (Quintus Tullius Cicero), brother of the century consul, and n.{ author, xxviii, xxix, and n.{, and n.{, Callipho, philosopher of unknown school and , and n.{ date, xxiv, xxv, xxxi, and n.{, , , Cicero (Quintus Tullius Cicero), nephew of the , author, xxix Carneades of Cyrene, Academic Sceptic, xi, Cicero (Lucius Tullius Cicero), cousin of the xxiii, xxiv, xxv, xxvi and n.{, xxvii, xxxi, author, and n.{, n.{,n.{, , n.{, and n.{, and n.{, , , , , , and n.{, , and n.{, , and n.{, and n.{, n.{ n.{, , and n.{, n.{, , , Cincinnatus (Lucius Qunctius Cincinnatus), n.{,n.{, n.{ early Roman general, and n.{ Cassander, one of the successors to Alexander of Clarke, D., vii, xxxviii, Macedonia, n.{ Claudius (Appius Claudius), early Roman Cato (Marcus Porcius Cato the Censor, great- consul, and n.{ grandfather of Cato the Younger), xvi, xxx, Cleanthes of Assos, Stoic, xxxi, and n.{, and n.{ Cleitomachus of Carthage, Academic Sceptic, xi Cato (Marcus Porcius Cato the Younger), Clodius (Publius Clodius Pulcher), politician, speaker in the dialogue, xvi, xxix, xxxiv, xxix and n.{; defends Stoic ethical philosophy Codrus, mythical king of Athens, and n.{ –, , and n.{, , , , , , Crantor of Soli, member of Plato’s school, and n.{, n.{, , and n.{, and n.{ n.{, nn.{ and , and n.{ Crassus (Marcus Licinius Crassus), politician, Catulus (Quintus Lutatius Catulus), speaker in xxix, and n.{, and n.{ Cicero’s lost work, n.{ Crassus (Marcus Licinius Crassus), possibly Charmides, Epicurean, xxxi, grandfather of the politician, n.{, Chrysippus of Soli, Stoic, xiii, xxvi n.{, xxxi, and n.{ © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 0521660610 - Cicero: On Moral Ends - Edited by Julia Annas Index More information Index of names Critolaus of Phaselis, Aristotelian, xxxi, and Erillus of Carthage, Stoic, xxiv, xxvi and n. {, n.{ xxxi, and n.{, , n.{, , , Croesus, king of Lydia, , , and n.{, n.{, n.{, , Curius (Manius Curius Dentatus), general, Euripides of Athens, dramatist, and n.{, and n.{ and n.{, n.{ Cynics, radical philosophers, and n.{ Cyrenaics,hedonist philosophers, xviii and n.{, Fabius Maximus (Quintus Fabius Maximus and n.{, , , Verrucosus Cunctator), general against Cyrus, king of Persia, and n.{ Hannibal, and n.{ Fadia, daughter of Fadius, n.{, Damon of Syracuse, Pythagorean, n.{ Fadius (Quintus Fadius Gallus), wealthy Darius, king of Persia, testator, and n.{, Decius (Publius Decius Mus), early Roman Futrell, A., vii general, and n.{, n.{ Decleva Caizzi, F.,xiii n.{ Gallonius (Publius Gallonius), gourmand, , DeGraff, T. B., xxii n.{, , Demetrius of Phalerum, Aristotelian, xxxi, Gaskin, H., vii and n.{, n.{ Gerson, L., xxxii, xxxiii x Democritus of Abdera, ‘Presocratic’, xvii, xviii, Glucker, J., xi n.{, xv n.{, xxxiii xxxi, and n.{, , , , , and n.{, Gorgias of Leontini, sophist, xxxi, and n.{, and n.{, and n.{ n.{ Demosthenes of Athens, politician, and n.{ Görler, W., xv n.{ Dicaearchus of Messene, Aristotelian, xxxi, Gracchus (Gaius Sempronius Gracchus), and n.{, n.{ politician, brother of the younger Tiberius, Dillon, J., xxxiii n.{, and n.{ Dinomachus, philosoher of unknown school and Gracchus (Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus), date, xxiv,xxv, xxxi, politician, and n.{ Diodorus, Aristotelian, xxiv,xxv, xxxi, and Gracchus (Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus), n.{, , , and n.{, , politician, son of the above, n.{, Diodotus, Stoic, xi, n.{ n.{ Diogenes Laertius, historian of philosophy, Griffin, M., xxxii, n.{ n.{, n.{, n.{, n.{ Diogenes of Babylon, Stoic, xxxi, and n.{, Hannibal, Carthaginian general, and n.{, and n.{, and n.{, and n.{, , n.{, and n.{, n.{, n.{ Heraclitus of Ephesus, ‘Presocratic’, xxxi, Diogenes of Sinope, Cynic, n.{ and n.{ Dionysius of Heraclea, renegade from Stoicism, Hercules (Greek Heracles), demi-god, and xxxi, and n.{ n.{, and n.{ Dionysius, tyrant of Syracuse, n.{, Hermarchus of Mytilene, Epicurean, xxxi, Dixon, S., n.{ and n.{, Douglas, A. E., xxxii Herodotus of Halicarnassus, historian, and Drusus (Marcus Livius Drusus), grandfather of n.{, n.{, n.{ Cato the Younger, and n.{ Hieronymus of Rhodes, Aristotelian, xxiv, xxv, xxxi, , n.{, , , , , , , , Echecrates, Pythagorean, xxxi, , and n.{, , Endymion, mythical figure, Homer, epic poet, n.{, , and n.{, Englert, W., n.{ and n.{ Ennius (Quintus Ennius), poet, and n.{, , Hortensius (Quintus Hortensius Hortalus), and n.{, n.{, and n.{ politician, xxix, and n.{ Epaminondas of Thebes, general, and n.{, and n.{, , Inwood, B., xxxii, xxxiii Epicurus of Athens, philosopher, ix, xii, xiv, xv, Ioppolo, A.-M., xxvi n.{ xvi, xxi, xxiv, xxv,xxvi, xxvii, xxxi, xxxvii,
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