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Achilles Alcinous Isag. Didasc. iv 445 158 79n12 ix 445 159 79n15

Alexander of aphrodisias [A cro] APr Scholia vet. in Horatii Epist. 11.20 79n12 ii 1.45 153n163, 166n198 18.2–7 150n156 18.12–18 136, 136n141 Aëtius 19.3–10 136 i.3.1–9 25 22.17–19 153n161 i.5.6 427n35 69.26–70.21 78n6 i.6 453 84.12–14 152 i.6.10 471n102 124.8–13 78 i.7 18n66, 453 137 143n147 i.7.23 450 164.27–31 143n147 i.7.33 388, 561n3 177–8 117, 119 i.7.34 456n21, 472 177.25–178.4 116 i.12.4 448n73 177.28–9 99n60 i.13.3 356n2 177.29–30 119 i.17.3 356n2 178.1–4 119 i.18.5 441 178.5–8 120 i.20.1 396n109 180.33–6 439n61 i.20.2 367 183–4 87n33 i.23.4 423 183.34–184.6 88 i.27.3 496n48 184 86n32 i.27.5 465n70 262.28–31 150n155 i.28.4 496n48 278.12–14 143 ii.4.15–17 18n66 284.10–17 75n57, 140n145 ii.20.4 438 284.13–17 137 ii.25.5 445 302.9 77 iv.3.11 545 324.19–22 82 iv.9.1 239 325.31–328.7 82 iv.11 471, 575n33 326.20–2 78n10, 79 iv.11.1–4 575 326.22–328.7 79 iv.12.1 572 326.22–5 80 iv.12.1–5 576n34, 295n1 326.31–2 81 iv.19.4 441 327.33–4 81n17 iv.21.1–4 571 344–5 154 345 105n73 345.13–17 156

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345.24–30 153n161 Ammonius 373.28–35 152 APr. 374.23–35 156n173 28.9–13 136n141 390.1–9 81 70.11–15 152n160 402.1–405.16 75n56 Int. 402.3–19 102 2.31–2 122n114, 123 404.21–4 108n82 90.12–20 78n5 De Sens. 56–63 269n12 [A ndronicus] Fat. Pass. 172.12 536n39 1581 172.17 489n30, n31 173.13 489n30, 536n39 Anonymus in Sophisticos Elenchos 174.1 536n39 58.29–33 166n198 176.14–24 120n109 177.8–9 119n108 Anonymus in Theaetetum 181.3–182.20 533n32 col. 5.18–6.31 681n18, 764 191.30–192.28 450 col. 11.12–40 707n101 192.7 499 col. 22.39–42 282n33 199.14–18 722, 722n148 col. 65.33–9 256n92 199.14–22 725 205.24–206.2 533n32, 538 Anonymus Londinensis 205.30 575n33 xxi.18–23 610n43 206.2–207.3 538 xxi.23–33 608n39 207.5–21 538 xxxiii.43–51 608n39 Mant. 131.5 565 Apollonius Dyscolus 134–6 269n12 Conj. Mixt. 219.12–24 110n88 216.9 775 219.18–19 135n140 216.14–17 561 222.25–6 111n91 216.14–218.6 390 223.1 111n91 216.25–217.2 565n13, 566 218.1–2 561 Apollonius of Perge 218.3 445 Conica Top. i.192.5–11 588 1.19 68n22 8.16–17 155 Apuleius 8.19 155 Int. 8.20–22 155n168 189.1–3 xiii 10.7–10 136 190.3 203n161 10.10–12 136 191.6–15 102 14–15 152n160 200.15–18 155 93.9–10 107, 125 200.15–19 72n41 188.19–28 168 200.17 72 Fr. i (text in Vitelli 159n181, 168n199 201.4–7 136 1902) 209.10–14 138

Aristocles [Alexander of Aphrodisias] ap. Eus. PE SE xiv.18.1–4 244 125.13–18 160n182 xiv.18.2 232n9 170.29 168n199 xiv.19.1–7 251n77

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Aristocles (cont.) Int. xiv.19.1 252n81, 254, 256n91 18a6–8 516 xiv.19.2–7 257n94 18b9–11 91n41 xv.2.13 774 18b26–31 516 xv.15.14.1 436 19a7 516 Metaph. Aristoteles 〈.986b21 234n15 APo 〈.992a20–2 588 i.3 231, 508 〈.993b14–19 24n90 71b26–33 508 〉.996a29–b1 251n78 72b19–25 508 〉.998a2–4 587 76a41 585 〉.1002a28–b11 359n12 89b33 454 ⌫.1006a6–9 508 APr. ⌫.1007b20 246n55 45b17 82 ⌫.1008a30–4 245 50a39–b2 78, 81 ⌫.1009b12 239n31 Cael. ⌫.1008b15–19 245n49 270b5–12 461n48 ⌫.1009b19 473n115 271b9–11 588 ⌬.1021b20–33 716n132 278b21–a11 460n41 ⌭.1026a19 452 297a8–b23 421 ⌰.3 360n15 297b23–298b20 421 ⌰.1046b29–32 88n35 303a2–4 356 ⌱.1053a35 246n55 De An. ⌲.5–6 246n55 404a27 239n31 ⌳.8.1074a38–b14 470 409a4 593n10 ⌵.3.1090b5–7 593n10 413b21–4 475n125 MM 415b28 563n9 1205b20ff. 656n41 427a24 473n115 PA EN 670b31–3 603n29 i.7 684n26 677a15–19 603n29 1104a11–14 532 687a7–23 504 1105a32 716 Phys. 1105b18 532 ii.3 479 1109a24–30 732n169 ii.195a33–b3 495 1109b14–23 732n169 iv.208a11–14 442 1109b30–1110a1 514 iv.212a20 473n115 1110b9–17 514 iv.219a18–19 473n115 1113b3–6 514 vi.2 379 1114a31–b4 515 vi.187a1–3 357 1118b8–27 658n45 vi.232b20–233a12 422n23 1144a13–20 731n166 vi.10 356, 359, 377, 378 1144b28–30 716n130 vii.250a19–25 162 1144b32 718n136 viii.250b25 438 1153a2–6 656n41 Polit. 1153a14–15 648 1256b15–22 449n74 1153b19 625 1338a27 473n115 1172a1–8 56 1172b9–15 634n36 Protr. (ed. Düring) 1172b9–1173a13 648n21 Fr. b 13 708n105 1174b2–1175a3 656n43 SE 1179b20–31 705n93 165b23–4 158 GC 179a33ff. 160 315b9 239n31 180a23–b7 162

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180b2–7 168n199 Boethius 183b17–33 24 Cic Top. 355–8 134 100b23–6 157 Hyp. Syll. 113a24–32 168 i.1.3 79n10 141b15–22 593n10 i.1.5 79n12 143b11–32 593n11 i.3.2 79n12 i.3.3 79 i [Aristoteles] .9.2–3 80n16 iii Lin. Insec. .1–6 81n17 968a19–22 375n56 Int. ii Mund. 2. .217.26–8 74 ii 39169 412 2. .234 86, 87n33, 527n22 2.ii.234–235 86, 86n32, 87 ii Arius Didymus 2. .234.27–235.4 118 2.ii.412 87n33 ap. Eus. PE xv.20.2 466n77 ap. Stob. aelius urelianus i.11–13 397n110 C A i.105.13–18 395 Acut. Morb. ii i.106.11–13 394n103, 399 .6.32 605n34 i.106.18–23 398 i.106.7 399n115 Calcidius i.132.27 386 In Tim. i.138.14–139.4 483 220 572 i.153.7–22 437 i.161.8–11 396 Cassiodorus i.166.4–27 444 Instit. i.179.2–3 404 ii.3.13 134 i.184.8–10 412 i .213.15–27 440 Celsus Med i (Prooem.) Athenaeus 17 606 Deipn. 18 611 41a–c 741n6 23–4 600n21 59d–f 58n19 27 512, 611 186c 72n40 36 606 267b 740n5 40–4 610n42 336d 235n21 54 509, 611n45 339a 787n16 464d 23n87 Chrysippus 544d 258 ap. Phld. De Piet. 461n44 546f 634n37, 643, 666 (PHerc. 1428) 561c 744, 760 col. 7.31–8.4 ap. Plu. Stoic. Rep. Augustinus 1036f 76 Acad. 1037b 66n8 iii.38 324n6, 450 1052f 563 C.D. 1054c 397n110 viii.7 68n25 Log. Ze–t. (PHerc. 307) Dial. ii.17–26 69 iii.84–6 155n170 iii.13–14 93n45 Ep. v.14, 17 98n57 118.30 269n12 xi.19–30 97n55

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Cicero ii.77–8 303n10 Acad ii.78 335, 338 i.38 723 ii.79–83 341 i.39 436 ii.80 341n45 i.40–2 295n1 ii.82 341 i.41 297, 298n3, 312 ii.83 341n44 i.42 305, 307, 317, 319 ii.83–90 342n47 i.43–6 325n7 ii.84 344 i.44 327n12 ii.84–5 309 i.44–5 639 ii.84–6 344n52 i.45 233n11, 328, 330n20, ii.88 343 639 ii.88–90 342n48 i.45–6 329 ii.90 343 i.46 232n7 ii.91 66 ii.16 324n5, 327n12 ii.91–8 345n56, 345n57 ii.17 298n3 ii.93 174 ii.17–31 295n1 ii.93–4 174 ii.20 256n90 ii.94 174 ii.28 346n58 ii.95 159n180, 164, 168, ii.28–9 331n24 351n73 1i.32 347n63, 416n7 ii.96 153n163 ii.33 349 ii.97 169n202 ii.33–4 347n62 ii.98 59n23, 107, 115 ii.33–6 344n54 ii.99 337n39, 348, 349n68 ii.34 611 ii.99–101 348n64 ii.35–6 348n65 ii.101 341n44, 349n68 ii.36 349 ii.103 338 ii.40 341, 344n53, 346 ii.104 337, 337n39, 347n63, ii.41 341 349n68 ii.42 345n56 ii.106 587 ii.47–48 345 ii.108 334, 336 ii.47–58 342n47 ii.109 346n58 ii.50 311 ii.109–10 331n24 ii.51 343 ii.110 346 ii.51–4 342n48 ii.112 302, 303n10 ii.52 343 ii.116 594 ii.54–8 344n52 ii.118 23n85 ii.55 344 ii.119 461n44 ii.58 344n54, 346n60 ii.120 466n76 ii.59 334n32, 338n40 ii.122 609 ii.59–60 325n7 ii.129 23n85 ii.66 327n12 ii.135 777 ii.66–7 334n32 ii.139 336n36 ii.67 326n11, 335n35 ii.142 256n90, 263n3 ii.68 335n34, 338n40 ii.143 71, 84, 106 ii.69 59 ii.143–6 295n1 ii.73 8n19, 237n26 ii.145 65n4 ii.76 256n90 ii.148 336 ii.76–7 327n12 Ad Att. ii.76–8 325n7, 334n32, ii.16.3 741 341n46 xiii.32 741n6 ii.77 299, 302n8, 302n9, Ad Fam. 305n11, 309, 326n11, ix.4 87n33 640 xv.9.3 23n85

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Brut. 28 519 309 65n4, 72n42 28–9 534 De Orat. 30 534 i.139–40 20n74 31 520 i.187–9 592n9 32–3 519 ii.157 66n5, 66n8, 71 34 496 iii.61 23n85 36 495 iii.62 241n37 39 529 iii.67 23n85, 232n7, 327 40 529 Div. 41 486n16, 488 i.2 598n19 42 530 i.6 471n103, 598 42–3 487n23 i.14 526 44 488, 489 i.36–7 598n19 Fin. i.83–4 68n27 i.17 648n22 i.97–9 599n20 i.19 423 i.101–2 535 i.20 431 i.111 598n19 i.22 68n16 i.124–5 737n184 i.30 280, 649 i.125 91n41 i.30–1 276n22 i.127 721 i.31 650 ii.1–4 7n16 i.37 656 ii.13–15 535 i.42–54 667 ii.26 535 i.55 661 ii.40 456n22 i.63 262 ii.87–97 598 i.64 262, 646 ii.88 598 i.65 668 ii.90 598 i.66 668, 756 ii.91 599 i.66–7 668 ii.91–5 599n20 i.67 756 ii.97 598n19 i.67–8 668, 756 ii.97–9 598 i.69 669 ii.129 720 i.70 669 ii.148 477n132 ii.2 232n7, 325n8, 330n17 ii.160 465 ii.4 282n33 Fat. ii.6–19 652 2–13 105n73 ii.10 655 11–15 108, 113, 155n170 ii.17 65n4 12 87n33, 107 ii.20–30 652 12–15 118, 118n104 ii.31–2 652, 654 13 87n33, 117n103 ii.34–5 18n68 14 90 ii.35 241n37 15 112, 112n92, 115n98, ii.36 276n22, 649n25 173n206, 537 ii.36–7 650n27 16 537 ii.37–8 653 17 87n33 ii.69 666 19 91n41 ii.82 669 20 94n52, 114 ii.88 665 21 517 ii.9 655 22–3 556 ii.9–10, 16, 75 654 23 518, 521, 522 iii–v 22n82 24 488 iii.3 649n25 25 521 iii.7 16 27 91n41 iii.16 565n14, 679

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Cicero (cont.) ND iii.16–17 678 i.2 23n85 iii.17 315 i.4 475, 535 iii.18 602 i.5 23n85 iii.20 727n156, 728, i.6–7 7n16 729n162 i.11 325n8, 330n17 iii.21 689 i.12–16 291 iii.22 686n36 i.18 456n22 iii.24 698n68 i.18–43 21–2 iii.26 721 i.23 466n76 iii.32 717 i.33 454 iii.33 688 i.36 450, 462n53 iii.33–4 689 i.36–41 461 iii.36–8 726 i.38 471n104 iii.44 23n85 i.43–4 278, 650n27 iii.48 715n129, 726 i.44 279 iii.58–9 730 i.45 279, 463n57 iii.60 735 i.46–9 456 iii.60–1 736 i.49 456, 472, 472n109 iii.62 763 i.50 474 iii.62–3 761, 763 i.61 477n132 iii.64 733 i.62 608 iii.67 734 i.62–4 279, 476 iii.68 761, 765 i.68 474 iii.69 756n41 i.72 648n22 iii.70 756n41 i.85 21n79, 464n63 iii.72 68n21 i.87–90 290 iii.72–3 711 i.97–8 290 iii.75 722 i.105 472n109 iii.117 693n51 i.107 454 iv.21 724 i.109 474n121 iv.56 725 i.115 463 iv.76 724 i.118 469n93 iv.79 744n16, 775, ii.4–15 453 777 ii.5 471n102 v.3 674n71 ii.12 471n102 v.10 330n18 ii.13–15 470 v.16 23n85 ii.15 460 v.16–20 617n1 ii.16 460 v.16–23 18n68 ii.16–44 453 v.20 632 ii.17 460 v.23 241n37 ii.18 459n38 v.27 168n200 ii.20–2 68n25 Inv. ii.21 458 ii.116–48 20 ii.22 459, 676n4 ii.159–78 12 ii.23–5 389, 440 Leg. ii.29–34 475 i.18–19 767 ii.37–8 460 i.23 767 ii.38–9 461 i.27 707n99 ii.41 461n48 i.33 763 ii.57 465 i.55 23n85 ii.73–167 465 iii.14 741n7 ii.76–9 466, 466n74

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ii.87–162 466 Rep. ii.88 504 i.10 755n40 ii.93 505 i.56–64 744 ii.95–6 454 Top. ii.98–153 449 6 68n26 ii.115 444 53–7 134 ii.130–3 466n76 54 134n137 ii.133 449 54–7 129n128 ii.154 767 59 530 ii.154–62 466n76 Tusc. ii.161–8 535 i.18 23n85 ii.162 475 i.21 19 iii.5 477n132 i.42 388n91 iii.10 15 i.79 23n85 iii.12–52 475 i.83 638 iii.17–18 453 ii.4 22 iii.20–1 476 iii.2 709n107 iii.22–3 459n37 iii.2–3 706n97, 708 iii.23 476 iii.30 713 iii.29 475n122 iii.32–3 642 iii.29–31 475 iii.41 654 iii.32–3 475 iii.41–2 634n37 iii.34 475 iii.74–5 701n81 iii.37 448 iii.76–7 713n122 iii.38–9 476 iii.83 709n108 iii.44 475n122, 476 iv.9 712 iii.63 461n47 iv.23 712, 712n119 Off. iv.27 712n119 i.6 241n37 iv.29 724 i.9 732, 765 iv.37 720n141 i.11–18 719n139 iv.57 713 i.11–20 763 v.9 68n26 i.13–19 619 v.11 23n85 i.21 765 v.26 22n83 i.46 727 v.31 22n83 i.107–10 707 v.73–5 22n83 iii.1–7 765 v.85 241n37 iii.7 32n170, 765 v.88–9 22n83 iii.7–10 733 v.93 659 iii.8 765 iii.13 727 [Cicero] iii.15 727, 731n164 Rhet. Her. iii.28 763 i.19–20 20n74 iii.42 734 ii.14 20n74 iii.50–7 734n177 iii.89–90 765 Cleanthes iii.91–2 734n177 Hymn (SVF i.122) Orat. 3–15 466 113 65n4 Parad. Clemens Alexandrinus 3 68n25 Protr. 4 722n147 58 450 20 724 68.5 470n95

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Clemens Alexandrinus (cont.) Diogenes Laertius Strom. i.13–15 234n14 i.17.83 495 i.13–20 618 ii.21.130.8 254n85 i.15 234, 234n15 ii.127.1–133.7 18n68 i.16 323n5 iv.3.10.1 467 i.18 360 iv.5 694 i.19 633 iv.26 768 i.20 233n13 v.1.11.5 160 ii.14–15 457n32 v.1.11.6 158n175 ii.65–104 251n77, 633n29 v.14.109 469n92 ii.66 634 vii.3.19 706 ii.85 253, 633 viii.9.25 485n11, 492, 495n41 ii.86 252, 253, 654 viii.9.26 498 ii.86–90 22n82 viii.9.26.3–4 400n120 ii.86–93 634n34 viii.9.26.4 4, 72, 73n49 ii.87 21 viii.9.27 497n51 ii.87–8 618n3, 634 viii.9.30 496n46 ii.88 634n36 viii.9.32 485n11 ii.89 634, 655 viii.9.33 486, 487 ii.89–90 254, 652, 657 ii.90 255n86, 636, 657 Cleomedes ii.91 635, 636n39, 637 Cael. ii.92 21, 68n17, 251n78, i.1.5 444 256n89 i.1.43–54 441 ii.93 637n43 i.1.106–9 442 ii.93–6 637 i.1.139–42 401–2 ii.93–9 621 i.2.1–9 448 ii.93–103 634n34 i.7 429n40 ii.94 623, 638n44 i.8.10–14 397 ii.94–5 632 ii.5.92–101 399n113 ii.96 637 ii.97 636 Demetrius of Laconia ii.97–8 618n3 PHerc. 1012, col. 23 604n33 ii.98 637 PHerc. 1012, col. 276n24 ii.99 623, 634n31, 637 42–47 ii.106 25n97 PHerc. 1012, col. 602n27 ii.108 75, 160, 160n183, 162 46–7 ii.111 160n183, 161n189 PHerc. 1012, col. 651n29 ii.112 75 51–2 ii.115 623 PHerc. 1012, col. 58 604n33 ii.135 75 PHerc. 1013 464n61, 596n15 ii.140 630n25 iii.2 787n16 Dexippus iii.6 25n97 Cat. 30.20–6 404 iii.47 17n63 iv.1 58n16 Dio Chrysostomus iv.2 59 Or. iv.28 324 36.20 768 iv.29 594 71.5 720n144 iv.29–30 62 iv.32 58n17, 323n5, 594 Diodorus Siculus iv.33 250n72, 331, 331n22 i.8.1 752n35 iv.42 62 i.69–71 743n12 iv.46–54 632

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iv.60 58n18 vii.36 630n27, 740n5 iv.67 324n5 vii.38 17n63, 25n98 v.5 25n97 vii.39–41 xiv–xv v.42 74 vii.41 65n3 v.42–50 74n51, 741n7 vii.42 66 v.49 73, 74 vii.43 66n10 v.53 58 vii.43–4 66n11, 158 v.57 602n28 vii.44 158n175 v.59 74n50 vii.45 121 v.59–60 741n7 vii.46 302n8, 311, 711 v.62 58n16 vii.46–7 68n21 v.70–1 58 vii.47 66n5, 66n8 v.80–1 741n7 vii.48 66n5 v.88 74n50 vii.49–54 295n1 vi.2 759 vii.50 302n9, 305n11, 306, vi.10–13 625n17 572, 574 vi.11 625, 759 vii.51 340n43, 346n60 vi.24 629, 735n178 vii.52 298, 457, 471n105 vi.27 626 vii.52–3 593 vi.29 626 vii.53 320, 401n124, vi.30–1 628 473n114, 689 vi.38 627, 630 vii.54 316, 317, 318, 319 vi.45 626 vii.55 72, 408 vi.51 626 vii.55–8 71 vi.54 625 vii.58 103 vi.63 768 vii.60 593n10 vi.65 626 vii.61 160n185 vi.70–1 627 vii.62 66, 66n10, 72 vi.72 621, 630, 758 vii.63 121, 401 vi.73 627 vii.65 93n46, 94, 95 vi.80 6n11, 629 vii.66 93, 94, 122n113 vi.85 631 vii.68 72, 780 vi.85–98 630n26 vii.68–9 96, 103, 136 vi.86 735n178 vii.69 97n56, 102, 114 vi.87 630 vii.69–70 97 vi.96 630 vii.70 78n5, 98, 100, vi.98 631 100n62, 102, 103 vi.103 25n98, 68n18, 233n13 vii.71 71, 72, 105n74, 106, vi.103–5 625n17 108, 109 vi.104–5 758, 759 vii.71–4 105n75 vii.1–19 xiv vii.72 105n74, 106, 109, vii.2 720n143 110n87 vii.2–3 623 vii.72–3 111, 111n90 vii.4 6n11, 70n31, 73, 630, vii.73 101, 107 676, 740n5, 759n45 vii.74 109 vii.6–9 791 vii.75 86, 112, 116, 118, 527 vii.10–12 457n32 vii.76 29, 72, 116 vii.14 xiv vii.77 105n73, 123, 130 vii.18 68n25 vii.78 105n73, 127, 131, 137, vii.20 68n25 138, 148, 151, 152 vii.23 533, 738n186 vii.79 126, 127, 152, 153, vii.31–2 621 157 vii.32 68n19 vii.80 105n73, 106, 127, 128 vii.32–4 757 vii.81 106, 128

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Diogenes Laertius (cont.) vii.147 462 vii.82 112, 158n176, vii.147–9 461n46 160n187, 172 vii.149 471n103, 496n48, 780 vii.83 66n9, 68n22 vii.150–1 391 vii.84 710 vii.151 390, 408 vii.85 565n14 vii.158 581n46 vii.85–6 679 vii.160 68n20, 685n31 vii.86 564, 574 vii.162 6n11 vii.87 676, 684n27, 684n28 vii.163 70n31, 630n27 vii.87–8 685 vii.166 6n11, 70n31, 631n27 vii.88 685n29, 711n116, vii.167 6n11, 631n27, 70n31 715n126, 737, 766 vii.170 6n11 vii.89 676, 684, 685n28, vii.174 466n77 705n92, 715, 763 vii.174–5 6n11, 70n31, 73 vii.90 716n132 vii.175 159n177, 461, 630n27, vii.91 722 740n5, 760 vii.92 719 vii.177 116, 334, 791 vii.94 681, 691n46, 716n132 vii.178 70n31, 73, 593n10, vii.95 688 740n5 vii.102 692 vii.180 69, 70n35 vii.102–3 693 vii.185 791 vii.103 696n62 vii.187 98, 161n189, 161n190 vii.104–5 692 vii.188 759n45 vii.105 692 vii.188–9 762n48 vii.105–7 693n51 vii.189–202 6n11 vii.106 692 vii.190 98 vii.107 333n27, 695n59, vii.191 23n87, 72 697n66, 728, 728n160 vii.193–5 130 vii.108 730 vii.194 72, 115, 131, 144n151 vii.108–9 733 vii.195 125, 137–8 vii.110 699, 700n74 vii.195–6 126 vii.121 22n82, 628, 741n8, vii.196 77, 122n113 780 vii.196–8 163n194 vii.122 627n20 vii.197 72, 73, 98, 122n113, vii.123 723n149 161 vii.127 22n82, 715, 716 vii.198 70n32, 155, 159n177, vii.127–8 721 160 vii.128 766 vii.199 593n10 vii.129 760 vii.202 70n33 vii.130 735n180, 736, 736, viii.24–35 25n96 760, 762n49 viii.91–ix.20 24n93 vii.131 744, 759n45, 758, 760 ix.20 234n17, 235 vii.132 382 ix.21 234n16, 235 vii.134 385, 385n82, 386, ix.44 425n31 435n54 ix.45 656n41 vii.134–6 561n3 ix.51 454 vii.135 592 ix.61–108 640n46 vii.135–6 387 ix.61–2 242n40 vii.136 435 ix.62–3 244n46 vii.137–8 561 ix.63 240n35, 243 vii.139 390 ix.63–4 243 vii.140 441n65 ix.63–5 657n44 vii.141 437 ix.64 457n32, 477n133, 620 vii.142 436, 450, 775 ix.65 457n32

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ix.66 245n54 Diogenes of Oenoanda (ed. Smith) ix.67 232, 236 Fr. 9.vi.3–13 470n96 ix.70 241 Fr. 10.iv.10–v.6 470n97 ix.71 236 Fr. 16 455n15 ix.71–3 236 Fr. 29.iii 463n57 ix.72 238, 361n19 Fr. 30 770n58 ix.89 591 Fr. 37 542n1, 546 ix.96–7 612 Fr. 54.iii 423 ix.105 249, 249n68 Fr. 112 644 ix.109 609 Fr. 125–6 647 ix.110 235n20 ix.112 235n20 Diogenianus ix.114 249 ap. Eus. PE ix.115 235n20, 250n71 iv.3.2 535 ix.115–16 251n76, 609 iv.8.1 527 ix.137 635 x.3–9 28 Dionysius of Halicarnassus x.4 655 Comp. x.5 644 31 69n29 x.8 477n134 31–2 70n36 x.17 58n16 Lys. x.22 657, 664 7 455n16 x.24 6n11 x.25 6n11, 783 DK (ϭDiels/Kranz, Fragmente der x.27 463 Vorsokratiker) x.27–8 6n11 21 b 34 235 x.28 664n55, 669, 741n8, 29 a 25 357 743 29 b 1 357, 375 x.30 669, xiv 31 b 35 426n33 x.31 68n16, 263n3, 271, 59 a 88 426n33 650n27 68 a 67 426n33 x.31–2 340n43 68 a 69 426n33 x.32 266n7, 268, 593 68 b 191 656n41, 657n44 x.33 276, 282, 650n27 69 a 2 237n20 x.34 283n34 70 a 6237 x.35 275 70 a 9–21 237 x.66 602n27 79 a 23 237n20 x.97 9n23 70 a 25 237n20 x.117–20 669 80 b 3 705n93 x.118, 122 665 x.119 22n82, 623, 669, Elias 670n63, 741n8 APr. x.120 9n23, 464n64 134.4–138.13 67n13 x.121 665n58, 755n40, 756 Cat. x.133–5 665 133.18–23 777n8 x.136 9n23, 652, 653n35, 178.1–12 160n186 655, 656 x.136–7 633n30 Epicrates (ed. Kassel-Austin PCG) x.136–8 22n82 Fr. 10 57n12 x.137 546n8, 650, 657, 661 x.138 9n23 Epictetus x.139 456, 473 Diss. i.1.7 577n36 i.1.7–12 539

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Epictetus (cont.) 42–3 373, 374 i.6.13 577n36 43 373 i.7.1 126 43–4 501 i.7.22 122 46 552n20 i.17.16–18 785 47 379n64, 552n20 i.17.21–3 578 48 269, 288 i.25.11–13 122, 122n114, 123n115 49 552n20 i.28.7–9 577 49–53 262, 264, 272n20 ii.1.4 577n36 50 267, 268, 270, 271, ii.6.9 693, 734, 736 273 ii.6.9–10 703n89 50–1 283, 286 ii.9.8 105n74 50–2 265, 265n5 ii.10.5–6 736n183 51 288 ii.13.24 623 52 272 ii.16.35 623 52–3 269 ii.18.24–6 577, 578 53 271 ii.19 87n33 54 379 ii.19.1 88, 89 54–5 379n67 ii.19.1–5 116, 118n104 55–6 373 ii.19.8 89 56 374 ii.19.9 72, 73 56–9 374n54 ii.20.2–3 113 60 421n22 ii.22.29 577n36 61 421, 422, 501 ii.25.1–3 67n15 61–2 379 iii.9.21 158n175 62 377, 379n64 iii.12.14–15 578 63 276, 543, 545, 545n6, iii.21.10 126 549, 550 iii.22.95 6n12 63–8 544 iv.4.34 6n12 64 370n38 iv.6.34 577n36 65–6 545 iv.8.12 73 67 370n38, 382, 550 Ench. 68 276 2 703, 703n88 68–9 273, 381 30 409n144 68–71 380, 381, 543n2 53 6n12, 738 68–73 379n67 70–1 381 Epicurus 72 262 Ep. Hdt. 72–3 370n39, 381 35 5 73 293, 424n28 37 282 74 424, 464 37–8 262, 263, 263n2, 276, 75 752n36 363 75–6 262, 432, 752n36 38 263, 266, 275, 76–7 463 283n34, 286, 363 76–8 504 38–73 362 78 505, 506 39 280n30, 282, 286, 79–80 506 364, 365, 500, 542, 81 463 549 82 272, 275, 280 39–40 286, 366 83 5 40 369 84–5 5 40–1 372 88 412 41 419 91 596n15 41–2 373 93 596n15 42 419 113–14 596n15

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Ep. Men. 6 750 122 619 7 749n30, 750, 755 123 278, 455n18 11 418, 646 123–4 281, 455, 463, 645n10 11–12 619 124 455, 465n67, 662, 12 645 663 13 749, 750 125 663 14 669, 750, 755 127 657 15 623, 659, 660 128 632, 649, 651, 652, 17 667, 754 653, 660 18 634n37, 654, 660, 663 129 275 19 664 129–30 662 20 660, 662, 663, 664 129–32 658 21 623, 660, 663 130–2 659 24 263n3, 266, 283, 131 632, 654, 661 283n34 132 637, 643, 651, 666 27–8 668, 669 133 293 28 750 133–4 644n8 29 623, 659n48 135 464, 644, 670 30 623, 659, 660 Ep. Pyth. 31 753 85–7 507 31–5 667 86 288, 596n15 32 753n37 86–8 288 33 753n37, 754 88–90 425 34 754 89 427, 464 35 749n30, 754 90 426, 428n39 36 278, 753n37 91 274, 464 38 754 92 288, 426, 428, 430 40 668, 750, 756 92–3 429, 507n61 Nat. xxv (ed. Arrighetti) 94–6 507n61 xxv 556 95 288 [34] 21–2 524, 555 96 288 [34] 26 532n30 97 463 [34] 26–30 524 98 288 [34] 28 557 99–104 507n61 [34] 29 525, 557n32 105–6 507n61 Sent. Vat. 113 463 21 623 115 463 23 668n61 Fr. (ed. Usener) 24 470 30 382n73 25 623, 664 67 655 28 756 202 661 29 673n68 266–92 362n21 33 623, 655, 658, 456 658 665n58 483 660n49 34 756 530 755 40 525 KD 41 670n64 1 456, 456n23, 463n57, 46 623 472, 473, 645, 47 665 646n14, 665 52 668 1–4 660 54 646 2 645, 662 59 659 3 646, 660, 662 65 623 4 646, 661, 665 66 672n66

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Epicurus (cont.) AA 77 661 ii.288K 610n42 78 668 Adv. Jul. 79 646n14 xviiia.278K 486 xviiia.278–9K 482 Epiphanius Art. Sang. Adv. Haer. iv.729K 602n28 iii.2.9 469 vi.708–9K 608n39 At. Bil. Euclides v.131–2K 603n30 El. Caus. Puls. i def. 2, 4, 5 592 ix.2–3K 491 v.2.1–4.4 588 ix.107K 488 x prop. 1 588 CC 1 388n91 Eudemus 2.1–4 490 ap. Simp. Phys. 419 5.2–3 482 467.25–6 6.3 482 6.5 483 Eusebius Comp. Med. Loc. PE xii 527K 611 xi.1.1.2 789n23 CP xi.1.3.1 787 i.9–10 509, 611n45 xiv.2.4 239 ii.11 508 xiv.6.5 250 vii.76–90 495n42 xiv.6.12–13 327 viii.100 510 xiv.16.5 246 viii.102–4 611n45 xiv.17 246 x.126 510 xiv.18.1 231 xiii.162–4 511, 512, 610 xiv.18.1–5 246, 246n47 xiii.164 510 xiv.18.27 242n40 xiii.166–7 611n45 xiv.18.31–2 252, 252n80, 634, xiii.167 510 652 xiii.170 512 xiv.18.32 255 xiv.174 510 xiv.19.8 237n24, 239 xiv.174–6 489n28 xiv.19.9 239 xvi.197–204 610 xiv.20.1 239 Diff. Puls. xiv.20.14 648n22 viii.759K 601n24 xv.2.1 787 Dig. Puls. xv.4.6 787, 789n23 i.2 249n68 xv.5.3 789n23 Foet. Form. xv.20.2 563n8 iv.674K 601n24 xv.62.7–11 251n78 iv.678–9K 610 Hipp. Aph. Favorinus xviiia.56K 612n48 ap. Gell. xiv.1–36 535 xviiib.390K 612n48 Hipp. Off. Med. FDS xviiib.644K 611 315–21 410n146 Inst. Log. 479–87 408n140 iii 105n75 699–708 395n106 iii.1 79n12 827–73 406n137 iii.3–5 79 831–65 402n125 iii.5 103n69 Galenus iv 105n75

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iv.1 105n73 ii.88–93K 602n28 iv.6 103n69 ii.95–6K 608n39 v 105n75 ii.99K 604 v.1 125n140 Opt. Doct. v.3–4 134 i.45K 594 vi.4 115 i.135–6K 611 vi.5 139n144 Pecc. Dig. vi.7 134 v.72–3K 157 xiv.4–8 134 PHP (ed. De Lacy) xiv.6 125n140 i.6 601n24 xiv.10–11 135 i.6.13 568 xiv.11 125n140 i.7 602n26 xv.1–11 134 i.7.1 568 xv.9 134n136 ii.2.9–11 98 xvii.1–4 154 ii.3.15–27 68n26 xvii.2 153n161 ii.3.18–19 72 xvii.5 152n159 ii.3.188 137, 143, 143n147 xviii.8 154 ii.3.188–90 137 xix.5 23n86 ii.3.190 140n145 xix.6 152, 152n159, ii.5.15–20 570 152n160 ii.5.71 568n21 xix.9 70n34 ii.7.8 570 Lib. Prop. ii.8 601n24 xix.13K 786n14, 793n25 ii.8.40 564n12 xix.38K 605n34 iii.1 601 xix.47–8K 10n31 iii.1.10–15 567n18 xix.47K 70n34, 74 iii.1.16 567 Loc. Aff. iii.5.2 570 viii.14K 611 iv.2.10–18 582 viii.138K 712 iv.2.14–18 702 Med. Exp. iv.7 777 iv 608n38 iv.7.7–8 705n94 vii 608n38 iv.7.12–17 714n124 xvi.1 170, 172 iv.7.27 714 xvi.2 170 v.4 712n118 xvii.1–3 170 v.6.3–29 685n31 xvii.3 175 vi.6 602 xx.3 170 vii.1.12–15 405 xxiv 512 vii.3 603 MM viii.2.12–4 10 x.36–7K 481n6 Plen. x.65–7K 490n33 vii.554–5K 612n48 x.97–9K 489n28 Praes. Puls. x.107K 610n43 ix.386K 490n33 x.244k 611 SI x.460K 611 i 72–3K 512 Nat. Fac. i 73K 511 ii.2K 603n30 i 74K 512 ii.3K 603n30 i 88K 511 ii.4K 602n28 i 88–9K 511n69 ii.6K 604 Soph. ii.8K 603n30 xiv.595–8K 158n174 ii.78K 603n30 Subf. Emp. (ed. Deichgräber) ii.87K 603n30 1, pp. 43.2–3 609

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Galenus (cont.) xviii.2.10 164n196 4, pp. 49.23–31 607 xix.1.14–20 704 6, pp. 56.12–58.27 611 6, pp. 58.11–21 613 Gregorius Thaumaturgus 8, pp. 68.8–13 606 Or. Pan. 11, pp. 82.20–83.2 609 xiv.170–2 22n84 11, pp. 83.22–3 607 11, pp. 84.31–85.3 609 Hermarchus (ed. Longo Auricchio) 11, pp. 86.1–9 605n34 Fr. 32 456n25 UP iii .364–5K 603n30 Hero iii .537–8K 608n39 iv.14.10–18.6 592 iii .673–4K 603 iv.16.5–16 593 Ven. Sect. Er. iv.20.12–22 592 xi .153–4K 611n45 iv.22.14–21 592 xi.155K 510n66 xi.158K 603n30 Hierocles xi.236–7K 510n66 El. Eth. col. 1.15–28 563 [Galenus] col. 2.46–3.2 566 Def. Med. col. 4.38–53 565 xix.357K 610n42 col. 4.54–5.30 566 xix.392 490 col. 6.10–22 566 xix.393K 485n12, 485n14, col. 6.20–2 576 486n17 xix.396K 612 Hippolytus Int. Philos. xiv.683–4K 24n91 21.1 450 xiv.691–2K 485n12 Ref. xiv.692K 486n15 i.13.2 427n35 Qual. Incorp. i.21 540 xix.483.13–16K 383 i.21.1 68n25 Syn. Puls. i.22.3 456n22 viii.458 480n4, 486n19 amblichus Aulus Gellius I v.10.1–16 159n179 De an. ap. Stob. i vii.1 467 .368.12–20 405, 573 vii.1.1 466n76 socrates vii.1–2 461 I vii.2 706n98 Nicocles vii.2.10 487n23, 493n40 14–26 744 xi.5.1–8 233n12 xiv.1.26–31 599n20 Lactantius xvi.2.1–13 161 Inst. xvi.8.2 72n42 v.16 764 xvi.8.9 105n73 vi.7 327n12 xvi.8.9–14 105n75 vi.10–15 331n24 xvi.8.10 106 vii.23 439n61 xvi.8.11 106 xvi.8.12 109 Lucianus xvi.8.13 110, 110n87 Alex. xvi.8.13–14 111 21 795n27 xvi.8.14 110n88 25 795n27

Index locorum 893

43 795n27 i.847–58 373n49 61 795n27 i.1007 419 Symp. i.1008–51 419 23 158n176 i.1021–37 431n44 Vit. Auc. i.1058–67 421 41–2 161 i.1101 445 42–3 160n184 ii.1–61 418 ii.17–19 653n36 Lucretius ii.80–124 501 i.44–9 463n57 ii.83–5 501 i.59 363n25 ii.167–83 466 i.64–81 502 ii.184–215 420 i.66–79 464 ii.216–18 501 i.80–101 418 ii.216–24 423 i.149–214 363 ii.218–24 502 i.150 499 ii.225–42 421, 501 i.159–73 287, 500 ii.243–50 423 i.160 363n25 ii.251–60 556n31 i.169 363n25 ii.251–93 526 i.176 363n25 ii.304–7 365 i.185 363n25 ii.381–477 379 i.189 363n25 ii.381–990 379n67 i.217–24 364 ii.444–5 501 i.221 363n25 ii.478–531 373 i.233 373n50 ii.481–2 373 i.238–49 364 ii.483–96 374 i.329–69 368 ii.498–9 373n52 i.335–9 286 ii.646–51 456n23 i.370–83 502 ii.655–60 464n64 i.370–84 368 ii.737–841 501n58 i.384–97 368n36 ii.739–47 379 i.419–48 366n30 ii.753–4 366 i.422 280n30 ii.757–87 379 i.430–9 368 ii.842–64 501n58 i.445–82 369 ii.963–6 645n12 i.449–58 380 ii.973–9 501n58 i.449–82 379–67 ii.1023–104 427 i.459–63 370 ii.1058–65 431n44 i.464–82 370 ii.1090–104 418 i.469–70 371n41 ii.1122–74 425 i.471–82 371n43 iii.18–24 456n23 i.483–4 372n44 iii.31–6 544 i.503–39 372n47 iii.94–7 544, 544n3 i.540–64 372n45 iii.136–44 544 i.584–98 372 iii.138–42 602n27 i.599–608 377 iii.141–2 276n24 i.599–634 374n54 iii.161–7 550n16 i.615–22 375n56, 391 iii.179–80 551 i.665–89 373n49 iii.182–88 551 i.670–1 366 iii.199–202 551 i.753–62 373n49 iii.262–5 545 i.782–829 373n49 iii.269–72 545 i.792–3 366 iii.288–93 553 i.814–29 379 iii.294–306 553n21

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Lucretius (cont.) v.436 426, 427 iii.323–6 546 v.445 426 iii.335–6 546 v.450–1 427 iii.347–8 546 v.470 428 iii.350–69 546 v.509–32 429 iii.421–4 544n5 v.509–33 507n61 iii.425–30 552 v.526–8 240n33 iii.434–9 545 v.526–33 289 iii.519–20 366 v.531–3 240n33 iii.806–23 474n121 v.564–91 596n15 iii.811–13 364 v.592–771 430 iii.816 –18 365 v.650–5 430 iii.819–23 474n120 v.666–79 430 iii.830–1094 418 v.705–50 430 iii.870–93 663 v.705–70 507n61 iii.894–9 663 v.837–48 432 iii.966–1023 663 v.925–1157 749n30 iv.23–35 503 v.1028–90 752n36 iv.129–42 270 v.1042 464 iv.193–4 503 v.1105–12 746–747n24 iv.256–68 269 v.1143–50 747n24 iv.380–461 275 v.1161–93 470 iv.385 275 v.1169–71 279 iv.469–73 238n27 v.1169–93 281 iv.482–98 266n7 v.1218–40 418 iv.489–95 272n20 v.1344–5 240n33 iv.500–6 275 vi.1–42 418 iv.622–32 645n12 vi.7 464 iv.658–72 271 vi.76–7 472 iv.668–70 271n16 vi.96–534 507n61 iv.706–21 271n16 vi.323–51 422 iv.722–48 270 vi.379–1094 418 iv.722–75 552n20 vi.535–607 507n61 iv.745–8 552 vi.703–11 289, 506 iv.746–8 270n14 iv.779–880 271 Macrobius iv.794–806 270n14 Sat. iv.802–6 271 i.32.2 448 iv.812–13 272 iv.834–7 549n14 Marcus Aurelius iv.836–57 504 ii.3 539 iv.877–91 551–2 iv.10 539 iv.886–91 503 iv.23 539 iv.898–906 503 iv.26 539 iv.1037–287 418 v.16 577 v.8–12 464 vi.50 703n88 v.146–55 456 v.156–69 504 Marcianus v.156–99 466 Inst. v.187–94 431n44 i.11.25 740n5, 763 v.199 466 v.361–3 365 Martianus Capella v.419–31 431 iv.414–21 129n128, 134 v.432–48 426n34 iv.420 129n128, 131n30

Index locorum 895

Nemesius PHerc. 1191 554n23 Nat. Hom. PHerc. 1251, col. 276n23 21.6–9 383 12.8–12 38 439 PHerc. 1420 554n23 52.18–19 389 PHerc. 1634 554n23 78.7–79.2 565n13, 567 78–9 68n27 Philo of Alexandria 81.6–10 567 Aet. 106.7–9 533 9 468n86 111.14–112.6 439n61 10–11 467 212.6–9 563n10 17 434 21 460n41 Numenius 39–43 467 ap. Eus. PE 48 405n134 xiv.5.3 786n15 Congr. xiv.5.8 789n21 8 66n8 xiv.5.11–14 250n72 146–7 592n9 xiv.5.12–14 331n22 Leg. xiv.6.4–6 331n22 i.30 573 xiv.6.6 324n6 ii.22–3 390 xiv.8.1–10 336n36 Prov. xiv.9.3 788n19 i.2–4 466 i.24–8 466n74 Origenes i.33 466 Cels. i.42–5 466 iii.12 22n84 ii.62–8 466 iv.45 759 QG iv.68 439n61 i.64 445 vii.15 137 iv.99 722 vii.15.166–7 138 Princ. Philodemus iii.1.2–3 564 Acad. Hist. (PHec. 1021 and 164) iii.1.3 578n38 col. v 61n29 vii.86 564 col. 6.1–20 61n34 col. 6.34 25n97 Panaetius (ed. Van Straaten) col. 6.41 58n19 Fr. 64–6 434 col. 6.41–7.14 58n17 Fr. 68 434 col. 18.1–7 58n17 col. 18.6 58n19 Papyri Herculanenses see also col. 20.4–44 61n34 Demetrius of Laconia, Philodemus) col. 20.43–4 324n5 PHerc. 19/698 272n20 col. 22.35–23.3 58n15 PHerc. 176 673n69 col. 22.35–24.16 61n34 PHerc. 419 554n23 col. 23.2–3 61n30 PHerc. 697 554n23 col. 24.28–25.16 58n18 PHerc. 1020 295n1 col. 25.39–26.4 58n18 PHerc. 1020, col. 66n5 col. 26.4–11 324n5 1. 25 col. 27.1–7 58n18 PHerc. 1020, col. 68n23 col. 31.33–32.20 34n19 2–3 col. 32.32–42 61n34 PHerc. 1042, col. 274n21 col. 34.3–16 61n34 5b.6–8 col. 35.11–16 774 PHerc. 1056 554n23 Ad Cont. (PHerc. 1005) PHerc. 1148 418n15 Fr. 111 Angeli 75n54, 648n23

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Philodemus (cont.) col. 16.35–8 293 col. 4.9–14 645 col. 16.38–17.2 293 De Dis (PHerc. 152/157) col. 17.3–8 292 col. 4.8–13 456 col. 17.32–4 293 col. 8–20 463n58 col. 20.32–6 293 col. 10.25–30 456 col. 20.37–9 293 col. 13.20–41 456 col. 21.13–14 293 De Epicuro (PHerc. 1232) col. 23.5–6 293 col. 18 653n36 col. 29.1–4 293 De Libertate Dicendi (PHerc. 1471) col. 30.33–31.1 292 Fr. 1–53 671 col. 32.13–21 293, 606 Fr. 44 671 col. 32.31–33.1 291 De Morte (PHerc. 1050) col. 32.31–33.9 292n39 iv, col. 12.2–14.14 663n53 col. 32.36 291 De Piet. (PHerc. 1077/1098) col. 33.3 291 (ed. Obbink 1996ϭpart 1) col. 33.12–13 293 col. 3.63–70 474n119 col. 33.24–32 292 col. 4.100–4 474n120 col. 34.5–11 282n31 col. 7.181–9 474n120 col. 35.5 291 col. 7.189–90 463n56 col. 35.9–10 293 col. 7.189–201 474n119 col. 37.1–12 291 col. 8.205–19 474n117 col. 37.9–17 291 col. 8.206–7 463n56 col. 38.6–8 292n42 col. 12.320–37 474n117 Stoic (PHerc. 155 and 339) col. 13.47–64 474n117 col. 9.2–15.20 759n45 col. 13.362–4 463n56 col. 15.26–7 740n5 col. 19.519–27 455 col. 15.31–16.1 759n45 col. 26.753–27.4 463n56 col. 15–20 629n24 col. 36.1043–4 463n56 col. 19.17–22 757 col. 44.1261–2 463n56 Stoic. Hist. (PHerc. 1018) col. 44.1266–7 463n56 col. 19 59n23 (ed. Henrichs 1974) col. 48 61n34 col. 1–10.8 461 col. 51–2 61n34 col. 2.28–3.8 471n104 col. 51.4 788n19 col. 4.12–8.13 462 col. 60 62n36 col. 5.8–11 760 col. 61.2–6 777n7 col. 8.28–33 462n55 col. 61.3–7 775 Fr. 16 470n95 col. 63–8 61n34 Fr. 19 469n93 col. 77.1–3 62n36 Rhet. i (Pherc. 1427) col. 6.10–18 66 Philoponus Sign. (PHec. 1065) Aet. Mund. col. 7.8–11 292 13.15 416 col. 8.22–9.8 292 APr. col. 11.26–12.14 115 33.23–6 136n141 col. 11.32–7 291 35–6 152n160 col. 11.37–12.1 291 169 86n32, 87n33 col. 12.1–14 291 242.18–21 78n10 col. 12.14–31 291 244. 3–12 129n128 col. 14.2–27 292n39 245.23–33 129n128 col. 14.7 291 246.3–4 133, 134 col. 14.11–14 291 246.5–6 135n140 col. 14.17 292n42 246.10–12 129n128 col. 14.23–24 292n42 302.22 80n16 col. 15.37–8 292n42 Cat.

Index locorum 897

7.20 74n50 581c–588a 648n20 72 160n185 583c–584a 652 608e–609a 746n21 Plato Soph. Apol. 261–2 400 25d–26a 687n40 Symp. 29e 688 205a–d 618n3 30ab 688–9 Tht. 38a 360 157e–158e 266 Crat. 176a 467 397c–d 470n99 184–6 328 413a 479 Tim. Euthd. 22d–e 437 278–82 694n53 27d6–28a1 410n149 Grg. 29d 452n3 467–8 694n53 29e–30b 539 499e 618n3 32c–33b 460n41 521d 627n21 34b 561 Leg. 39d 439 677a 437 41a–b 467 682b–c 437 46c–e 485, 492n37 873c–d 735n178 58a–c 443n70 885b 454 75a–c 539 896–9 386 75c 467n81 Meno. 77b 563n9 75b 399n115 80b–c 443n70 75d–76a 593n10 77b–78b 687 [Plato] 80a–b 325 Epin. 87–9 694n53 980a–988e 461n48 Parm. 983a 596 138d–e 356 146b 404n131 Plutarchus Phd. Alex. Virt. 61c–62c 735n178 328a 323n5 74a–c 381n71 329a–f 768 99b 485n11 Am. Prol. Phdr. 495c 603 245–6 386 An. Procr. 245c–6a 498 1015c 423 247a 452n3 An Recte Phlb. 1128a–1129b 669, 775 42c–44a 652 Col. 53c–55a, 65a–67b 648n20 1109c–10d 271n16 Prt. 1110c–d 271 313 695n58 1111b 756 322ab 752n35 1115b 416n7 Rep. 1117a 6 65 335b–d 694n52 1117c–d 464 358e–360e 754 1118d 546 379a 452 1120b 257n95 416b–c 758 1120b–f 251n77 464d–e 757 1120c 332n26 558d–559c 658n45 1120c–1121c 633n30 559a11–b1 658n46 1120d 258

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Plutarchus (cont.) 698a–d 602 1121c 285 732f 597 1121d–e 285 10 06c 596 1121e–1122a 329 Soll. 1121e–1122f 332n26 961a 576 1122b–d 338 Stoic Rep. 1122e 655 1033b–c 740 1124d 749, 755 1033c–e 762 Comm.Not 1033d 741n8 1059d–e 167 1034b 770 1059e 351n73 1034c 718 1060c 692n50 1034d 718 1062b 715n128 1034e 68n24, 73 1063a–b 163 1034e–f 68n27 1063d 736n182 1035a–b 469, xiv 1065a 467n79 1035c 675, 691n45, 711n115, 1065d 467n79 766 1069e 675, 686 1035c–d 720n140 1071b–c 686n36 1036e 76n60 1075a–e 468n88 1036f 76 1075d 468 1037b 66n8 1076a 716 1037d 724 1076b 725 1037f 740n5, 766 1077c 404 1038b 763 1077c–e 406n135 1038b–c 680 1077e 468 1038f 716 1078b–e 390 1039a 716 1078e–1079b 391 1039d 709n108 1079b–c 392 1040a–1041e 741n8 1079e 393 1041e 689 1080e 375, 393, 401 1042c–d 736n182 1081e 395n105 1043a 741n8, 762n48 1081f 395 1043b–e 762n48 1083a–1084a 403, 406, 407n139, 1043c–d 706 408n141 1043e 59n23 1084c–1084d 398 1044b 625n18 1084f–1085a 575 1044b–e 759n45 1086f 768 1044c–d 460n42 Def Or. 1044d 467 420b 464 1045f–1046a 75 425d 420 1046a 67 Fac. Lun. 1046e–f 719 922f–923a 596 1047c 602n26 Non Posse 1047c–e 104, 597 1087b 655 1048a 693 1087e 655 1048e 722, 724 1089d 656, 665 1049a–b 467n82 1101c 464 1050e 467 1102c–d 464n63 1050e–f 467n79 1106a–1107c 663 1051a–b 467n79 Praec. Ger. Reip. 1051c 467 820d 457n32 1051d–e 465 Quaest. Conv. 1051e 471n102 615a 89 1051e–f 465

Index locorum 899

1052a 468 vi.5.4–6.12 747 1052b 461 vi.9.10 746 1052c 439n60, 468 vi.9.10–14 745n18 1052c–d 561n3 vi.10.2 746 1052d 460 vi.10.3 746 1052f 563 vi.10.6–11 748 1053b 468, 468n86 vi.10.14 748 1053f–1054b 389 vi.18 748 1054b 421 vi.48.2–3 744 1054b–c 443n71 vi.48–57 745n18 1054c 397n110 vi.57.4–10 748 1054e 442 vi.57.9 746n23 1054e–f 408n141, 409 1054f 446 Porphyrius 1055d–f 118, 118n104 Abst. 1055e–f 87n33 i.10–11 750 1056b 488n27 iii.19 763 1056b–c 530 In. Ptol. Harm. 1056f 336 3.1–12 21n77 1057a 332n26 5.11–13 21n77 Tranq. An. 25.4–6 21n77 465f 755n40 Marc. 474c 665 17 455n20 Virt. Mor. 27–32 17n60 440e 19 31 646 440f–441a 718 ap. Simpl. Cat. 408 441a–b 718 48.11–16 441b 716n130 Vita Plotini 441c 715, 716 3.43 794 446f–447a 581, 700n73 14.4–7 788 Virt. Prof. 20.49 795 75c 715 20.51 795 75c–e 160 20.25–9 794 75d–e 163 20.29–36 794 82f 726 20.36–57 794 20.63–5 795 [Plutarchus] Cons. Posidonius (ed. Edelstein/Kidd) 104b 473n115 Fr. 97 442n68 104c 473n115 Fr. 142 571n27 116f 473n115 118a 473n115 Proclus Fat. Eucl. 574d 530 43.22–3 595n14 574e 94n52 66.7–67.16 586 Plac. 68.20–3 585 874e 65n2, 68n21 70.22–71.5 585 76.6–77.2 585 Polybius 89.15–18 392 vi.3.1–4 748 100.5–19 593 vi.3.5–12 745 194.9–195.22 595 vi.4.2–5 745 199.3–200.3 589 vi.4.7–9.9 745n20 214.15–218.11 589 vi.4.11–13 748 279.16–280.9 589

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Proclus (cont.) 75.11–13 706n96 322.4–14 590n6 77.14–15 735n179 Remp. 82.9 68n25 i.234.1 794 85.15 706n96 Tim. 85.30 694 i.227.15–17 410n149 87 694 TP 89.9 xiii i.2, p. 10.1–4 4n6 89.11 68n16 89.12 68n17 yrrho P (ed. Decleva Caizzi) 89.13 68n20 Fr.53 641n47 89.17 66n5 a T 61 477n133 92.30 676n4, 683 Quintilianus 94 709n109 Inst. 94.2.7–8.11 709 i.1.4 709n107 94.2–17 710n110 i.7 9n23 94.4 710 i.10.5 157 94.11 710 i.10.32 709n107 94.15–16 732, 732n168 ii.7 65n4 94.33 710n113 vii.3.5 456n22 94.37 710n113 vii.5.5–6 20n74 95 709n109, 711 x.1.84 68n25 95.5 733 xii.2.25 68n25 95.12 710 95.36 706n96 Seneca 95.39–40.57 729n161 Ben. 95.47–50 711n115 iv.27 724 97.15 674n71 iv.34 703n88, 737 108.23 785 iv.35 737n185 113.10 717 De Ira 113.23 572 i.16.7 709n108, 704 116.1 723 ii.18 712n120, 713n121 116.5 727n154 iii.15 735n179 117.13 400n119 De Otio 120 689 3.2 755n40 120.3 707n99 Ep. 120.10–11 716 2.23–4 384 121 679 11.8 674n71 121.10 680 23.9 786 124.13 708 25.4–6 674n71 124.14 688n43 25.5 674 138.21–9 67n14 28.9 674n71 139.17 65n3, 66n10 31.8 715 Prov. 33.4 57, 673n67 6.7 735n179 45.10 158 Tranq. An. 45.11 496n47, 707 13.2–3 703n88 58 778 58.15 410n150 Sextus Empiricus 63–64 710 M 64.2 792 i.3 648n22 65.2 384 i.60 794 65.3–4 384 i.72 794 65.4 479 i.86 112 75.8 727n156 i.235 776, 788 76.10 717 i.258 602n28

Index locorum 901

i.305 477n133 vii.164 347n62 i.309–10 83 vii.166 347n63 ii.6–7 65 vii.166–75 346n59 ii.223 127 vii.169 346n60 ii.431 150 vii.171 337n38 iii.2 250, 591 vii.173–5 347, 347n63 iii.7–17 591n7 vii.175 350n72 iii.10 592n9 vii.176 349 iii.12 592n9 vii.176–89 348n65 iii.18 591n8, 594n13 vii.181 348n66 iii.19–91 591n vii.182–4 293n43 iii.21 594n13 vii.184 348n66 iii.28 595 vii.187–8 349n67 iii.40–2 591 vii.190–200 251n77 iii.51–6 592 vii.191 253, 256, 256n90 iii.57–9 593n11 vii.191–2 257n93 iii.65 594n13 vii.192 253 iii.92 591n8 vii.194 256 iii.93 594 vii.196–7 254 iii.94–107 591n8 vii.199 255 iii.98 594 vii.203 272n18 iii.108–116 593 vii.203–10 267 iv.353–63 269n13 vii.207–9 269n13 v.50 592n9 vii.212–13 283 v.88–94 599n20 vii.213 286, 288 v.103–5 598n19 vii.215 284 vii.1–19 xiv vii.216 272 vii.11 68n17, 251n78 vii.227–60 295n1 vii.12 68n20 vii.228–31 405 vii.13 162 vii.234 564n11 vii.15 68n16 vii.242–52 347n61 vii.17–19 xiv vii.244–5 93n45 vii.22 261 vii.29–30 347n63 vii.247 343n49 vii.30 249n68 vii.248 302n9, 308 vii.38–44 721 vii.249 302, 310 vii.49 235n18 vii.249–52 305, 306 vii.88 237n26, 240 vii.250 307, 308 vii.97 98 vii.251 307, 308 vii.110 235n18 vii.252 303n10, 309, 344n54 vii.135 239n31 vii.253 343n51 vii.136–7 238 vii.257 343n51 vii.139 238 vii.259 316 vii.150–1 297n2 vii.267 381 vii.150–8 295n1, 325n7, 327n12 vii.369 239n31 vii.152 303n10 vii.396 361n16 vii.153 17, 299, 328, 697n64 vii.401–11 341n46, 342n47 vii.154 326, 326n10, 328, vii.401–35 295n1 341n46 vii.402 302 vii.155 326 vii.403 313, 342 vii.156–7 326 vii.404–5 342 vii.158 333, 348n66 vii.405 343n50 vii.159 339 vii.406 311 vii.159–84 336n36 vii.408 344 vii.160–5 339 vii.409–10 344n53

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Sextus Empiricus (cont.) viii.255 96 vii.410 163, 344 viii.263 383 vii.415–21 163, 345n57 viii.281 115, 135, 137 vii.416 174, 720 viii.282 115 vii.416–17 172 viii.302 122 vii.435–8 347n63 viii.305 105n73 viii.6 239n31 viii.308 105n73 viii.8–9 280 viii.313 156n171 viii.9 267, 268 viii.326 235n18 viii.10 95 viii.333 359 viii.56 239n31 viii.336 121 viii.73 93, 94 viii.369 594n13 viii.74 93 viii.369–78 591n7 viii.85–6 303 viii.373 592n9 viii.89 101 viii.415 123 viii.93 96 viii.418 126, 126n121 viii.93–4 103 viii.423 105n73 viii.95 96, 136 viii.428 23n86 viii.96 97n56, 98 viii.429 125n119 viii.96–100 97 viii.429–34 123 viii.97 100 viii.434 104, 109, 133, 134 viii.98 101 viii.441–2 123n117 viii.103 101 viii.443 72n41 viii.103–7 97n56 viii.466 115, 137 viii.108 86, 96, 97n56, ix.4 477n132 136 ix.14–48 453 viii.110–12 84 ix.18 469n93 viii.113–17 84, 85 ix.19 470 viii.125 106 ix.20–2 470 viii.128 106 ix.24 470 viii.141–298 612 ix.43 470 viii.191 609 ix.43–7 473n114 viii.200 611 ix.49–194 453 viii.214 286 ix.54 469n94 viii.215–16 612 ix.75–6 384, 386 viii.224 70n34, 127 ix.85 459 viii.225 128 ix.88 459 viii.226 128 ix.92–5 459n38 viii.227 129, 130 ix.101 459 viii.230 104n71 ix.104 458 viii.230–2 135 ix.104–10 676n4 viii.230–8 140, 146 ix.108–10 459 viii.231 138, 140 ix.133 457, 722n148 viii.232 104n71 ix.134 457 viii.232–3 141, 142 ix.138–43 475 viii.234 612 ix.138–90 475 viii.234–6 135, 138 ix.139–47 475 viii.235 137 ix.140 475n122 viii.235–7 130, 141 ix.144 469n92 viii.236 129n127, 131n130 ix.152–77 476 viii.237 129n127, 137 ix.162 476 viii.246 105n73, 112n93 ix.163–4 476 viii.252 105n73 ix.165–6 476 viii.254 105n73 ix.169 476 viii.254–5 108n73 ix.171 476

Index locorum 903

ix.178 456n26 xi.187 66n6 ix.181 475n122 xi.190 758 ix.182 476 xi.192 759n45 ix.182–3 476 PH ix.190 475n122, 476 i.3 229n1, 233n11 ix.193 469n92 i.7 241n38 ix.207 610 i.16 487 ix.210 610 i.16–17 233n13 ix.211 484 i.17 234 ix.227–36 610 i.21–4 347n63 ix.237–48 611 i.65 11 ix.242–3 509 i.69 109, 133, 134 ix.332 402 i.88–9 608 ix.336 404n131 i.94 66n6 ix.366 479 i.141–4 638n44 ix.367–436 591n8 i.160 759 ix.412–13 593n11 i.168 591 ix.364 480 i.173–4 591n7 x.2 367 i.181 507n62 x.3 396, 397n110 i.221–5 328n15 x.4 396n109 i.226–31 336n36 x.85 361 i.226–35 233n11 x.85–101 610 i.227–9 348n65 x.86 358, 359, 359n11, i.228 349 361n17, 362n20 i.230 337n38 x.87 361 i.232 324, 325, 337n38 x.93 362n20 i.233 325, 332 x.95 358 i.234 250n72, 324n6 x.97–101 359 i.236–41 609 x.100 361 i.238–240 606 x.100–1 359n13 ii.3 138 x.108–10 362n20 ii.4 302n9 x.111 361 ii.12–13 xiv x.112 361 ii.18 231 x.113–17 361 ii.45 608 x.119–20 357 ii.81 408 x.123–30 392 ii.97–133 612 x.139–42 392 ii.101 109n85 x.142–3 357n8 ii.104 93n46, 109n85 x.143 359n11 ii.105 105n73 x.218 395 ii.106 105n73, 109n85 x.219–27 370n39, 380 ii.110 84 x.240 381 ii.110–11 85 x.347 361n19 ii.111 86, 107 xi.1 477n133 ii.112 107n79 xi.8–11 112, 113, 411 ii.136 122 xi.20 249n65, 476 ii.137 123 xi.22 689, 689n44, 715, ii.141 105n73, 156n171 716n131 ii.146–51 123 xi.22–6 688 ii.150 104, 133, 134 xi.64–7 696n61 ii.156 148 xi.65 696 ii.157 148 xi.165 249n64 ii.191 110n87 xi.169 644 ii.194 148 xi.183 302n8 ii.214 66n10

904 Index locorum

Sextus Empiricus (cont.) 159.32 780n11 ii.229 157 165.32–166.29 408n141 ii.232 157 195 86, 87n33 ii.242 361n19 195–6 86n32 ii.245 610 209.11 780 ii.249 123 214.24–37 402 ii.253 720 350.15–16 399 ii.253–4 174 396.19–21 98 ii.292 130 de An. iii.1 481 217.36–218.2 404 iii.2 249n64 Phys. iii.14 479, 498 20 469n92 iii.15 485 20.17 416 iii.17–18 500 23.11–2 469n92 iii.25–30 487n21, 497 247.33–48.18 25n97 iii.38 479 256.32–57.4 25n97 iii.52 121 604.5–11 415n3 iii.71 361n19 639.13–22 415 iii.124 396n109 671.1 445 iii.200 759 934.23–30 378 iii.200–1 539 934.24 422n23 iii.205–6 539 1121.5 427n36 iii.245 758 1236.1–10 417n11 iii.246 759n45 1300 105n73 SSR ii f ⌺Ammon. Apr. 8–10 356n4 ii f xi.1–3 156n173 8–17 356n3 iv a xi.3–4 135 96 634n33 iv a xi.13–36 135 173 654 iv b 5654 iv g 4635 ⌺Arist. Top. iv h 14–24 636n41 294b23–9 136n141 v h 44 631 v h 84 631 ⌺Hes. Theog. 30.6–8 Greg. 462n53 Stobaeus Ecl. (i–ii) / Flor. (iii–iv) ⌺DThrax i.1.12 13, 466 518 –19 9 9 i.5.15 465 i.136.21–137.6 411 Simplicius i.138.14–22 611 Cael. i.142.2–6 392n98, 394, 401 237.2–4 143, 144 i.156.15 473n115 264.25–266.3 597 i.161 442n68 289.2–4 454 i.179.3 404n130 552.31–553.4 79 ii.1.17 21 Cat. ii.1.24 68n20 18.26–19.7 407n138 ii.2.12 68n19, 68n20 18.28 780n11 ii.2.14 68n20 48.11–16 408 ii.2.18 68n20 62.25–7 407n138, 775, 780n11 ii.2.20 351n73 63.23 793n26 ii.2.22 68n20 105.7–20 160n185, 160n186 ii.7.5 295n1 105.9–16 410n151 ii.7.42 23 128.5–8 407n138, 780n11 ii.25.44 68n20

Index locorum 905

ii.42.7–45.6 788 ii.95.24 723n149 ii.57.18–58.4 691n45 ii.96.10–12 766 ii.57.20–58.4 691n46 ii.97.3 730 ii.59.4–60.8 720 ii.97.15–98.6 400n121 ii.59.6 763 ii.99.3–106.20 717n135 ii.59.11–60.5 724 ii.100.13 724 ii.60.9–62.6 719 ii.102.4–6 766 ii.60.9–11 717–18 ii.106.13 724 ii.63.6 716n130 ii.106.21–6 725 ii.63.6–25 719 ii.107.8 724 ii.63.8 718 ii.108.15–18 760 ii.63.25 719n138 ii.109.10–110.8 762n48 ii.63.26–7 719 ii.110.9 735 ii.65.1–2 561 ii.113.21–3 725 ii.65.7 717n135 ii.114.16 720 ii.65.8 707n100 ii.115.5–9 703n88, 737 ii.65.12–14 717 iii.17.22 659 ii.67.1 720 iv.6.22 742n9 ii.67.2 724 iv.7.61–2 742n9 ii.67.13–16 720 iv.7.63 742n9 ii.69.16–70.7 688 iv.7.64 742n9 ii.72.19–25 695n59 iv.27.23 681n18 ii.73.14 695n60 iv.39.22 698 ii.73.19–74.3 578 ii.75.7–8 763 Strabo ii.75.11–76.15 685 i.15 323n3 ii.77.16–17 684 xiii.1.54 773, 774 ii.77.21 685 xiv.1.64 244n47 ii.79.16–17 692n49 xiv.2.24 70n31, 785 ii.79.20–82.19 693n51 xiv.5.14 780 ii.80.8–9 692 ii.80.9–13 692n49 Strato (ed. Wehrli) ii.81.3–4 695 Fr. 32–7 416n7 ii.81.19–82.4 695n58 Fr. 65a 416n6 ii.82.11–83.9 695n59 Fr. 84 417 ii.85.13–15 333n27 ii.85.14 728 SVF ii.85.14–15 728n160 i.65 410n146 ii.85.15–17 697n66 i.73 706n95 ii.85.18–20 333, 698n68 i.135 388n91 ii.86.17–18 698 i.135–8 440 ii.86.17–87.6 579n40 i.140 440 ii.86.19 580 i.207 723 ii.87.5–6 580n42 i.352–7 711n114 ii.88.2–6 574, 579n41 i.370 706n95 ii.88.8–10 580 ii.35 706n95 ii.88.12–21 700n74 ii.54 340n42 ii.89.2–3 701n81 ii.76–98 402n125 ii.89.6–9 702n83 ii.90–5 716 ii.90.7–18 701 ii.93 706n95 ii.90.19–91.9 700 ii.95 706n95 ii.93.14 731n163 ii.166–71 395n106 ii.93.14–15 333 ii.202 527n21 ii.93.14–16 698n68 ii.299–328 384n80 ii.94.8–20 762 ii.329–35 410n146

906 Index locorum

Strato (ed. Wehrli) (cont.) Tertullianus ii.357–68 383n76 An. ii.366–8 565n15 10.4 600n21, 610n42 ii.369–404 406n137 25.5 600n21 ii.412–62 387n86 ii.458 564 Themistius ii.463–91 390n95 Or. ii.501–21 395n106 xxxiv.5 68n17 ii.507 399n115 Phys. ii.526 504 130.12 445 ii.528 527n21 184.9 422n23 ii.714 564 ii.716 564 ii.786–7 388n91 Theo of Smyrna ii.913–14 527n21 82.22–83.7 595n14 ii.915 527 107.15–24 595n14 ii.916 527 ii.917 527 Theophrastus ii.917–18 527n21 Fr. (ed Fortenbaugh et al) ii.920 527 229 237 ii.923–4 527n21 230 385 ii.926 527 462–3 620n6 ii.965–71 536n39 465 620n6 ii.998 534 495–9 620n6 ii.1027 504 Metaph. ii.1077 504 5b19–26 417 ii.1152 504 10a10–19 416 ii.1163 504 10a21–b25 415n4 iii.133–5 695n59 iii.145 692n48 Timon (ed. Lloyd-Jones/Parsons) iii.152 694n54 Fr. 58 240n35 iii.214 705n93, 706n95 iii.228–36 708n106 Varro iii.229 706n97, 709n107 apud Cassiod. 65n4 iii.245–52 716 Inst. ii.2 iii.278 706n95 Sat. iii.447–8 723 Fr 291 72n41 iii.450–3 723 iii.510 725, 727n157, Xenocrates (ed. Isnardi Parente) 729n162 Fr. 123–51 Isnardi 356n2 iii.524–43 724 iii.545 722n147 Xenophon iii.593–600 722 Mem. iii.594–5 722n145 i.1.4 454 iii.597 722 i.1.16 627n21 iii.668 722n148 i.4 682n20 iii.764–8 735n180 i.4.5–6 460 iii.768 736 i.4.8 459n38 iii Antip. 56 686n34 ii.1.1 622 iii Diog. Bab. 27–39 602n27 ii.1.1–34 633 ii.1.21–34 647n17 Tatianus iv.6.8 694n53 Adv. Graec. Symp. 5 468 4.34–44 625

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Academic scepticism 323–51 anatomy decline of 781–2 and philosophy 599–604 Academy 31–5, 323–4 untrustworthy 609 action Anaxarchus of Abdera 235, 240 explanation of 551–2 Andronicus of Rhodes 700n78, 772–5, 787, theory of 578–80 790, 793 voluntary 553–7 anima 544, 552 ade–lon 261, 283 animal behaviour 629 Adrastus 776 animus 544, 551–3 Aenesidemus 233, 280, 771–2 Anniceris 252, 254n85, 633, 635–6 affections 550, see emotions, passions Annius 794 aitia 479–511 anomaly, in grammatical theory 183 and conditions 494–7 antimarture–sis 283, 286–90 and time 497–8 Antiochus of Ascalon 323, 771–2, 774, antecedent (prokatarktika) 487–90, 611 776–8, 782–3, 788–9, 791 containing (sunektika) 484–6 Antipater of Tarsus 71, 72, 155, 187, 216, concept of 479–81 346, 685–6, 728, 734, 763, 765, 791 co-operative (sunaitia) 484–6 Antisthenes 621–9 Epicurean theory 498–507 apatheia 703 in medicine 610–11 Apellicon 773–4 Stoic theory 483–90 aphasia 242, 245 auxiliary (sunerga) 484–6 Apollodorus of Seleucia 450, 593, 628, 760 preceding (proe–goumena) 490–1 Apollonius of Citium 600 aisthe–sis 544, 563, 572, 651 Apollonius of Perge 586, 589, 593, 595 akrasia 699 Apollonius of Tyre 785 Albinus 778 aponia 649 Alexander of Aegae 776, 778 application see epibole– Alexander of Aphrodisias 79–82, 694n54, appropriate action see kathe–kon 724–5, 776, 781, 787 apraxia 332–3, 348 altruism 761–5 Aratus of Soli 596–97 ambiguity 104–5 Arcesilaus 163, 232, 233, 299–300, 309, Stoic theory of 213–15 323–34, 390, 594, 639–40, 697, 771 Amelius 794 Archedemus 71, 72, 395n105, 685 Ammonius 778, 794, 794–5 Archimedes 586, 588 anaideia 626 Archytas 419, 441–2 analogy, in grammatical theory 183 arguments analysis single-premiss 155 in Stoic logic 137–48 Stoics on Peripatetic 156 in mathematics 586 subsyllogistic 151, 152 anaskeue–290, 292 unmethodically concluding 152–5 Anatolius of Laodicea 793 Aristarchus of Samos 412, 586, 596

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Aristarchus of Samothrace 192 Atticus 778, 787, 789 Aristeas 742–3 Aulus Gellius 12, 704 Aristippus of Cyrene 251, 255, 621–2, 632–9 Autolycus of Pitane 586, 594 Aristippus the Younger 252, 633–4, 652, 654 axio–mata see assertibles Aristo of Chios 6n11, 68, 241, 331, 409, 680, axiomatic-deductive method 586 685n31, 693, 696–7, 707, 710, 718, 722n148, 769, 774–5 belief Aristocles of Lampsacus 785 versus knowledge 297 Aristocles of Messene 13, 776, 787 about nonevident things 285–90 aristocracy 745 about sensory phenomena 283–5 Aristophanes of Byzantium 192 Epicureans on 283–94 Aristotle 3–5, 16, 18n66, 19, 23, 219, 220, Bion of Borysthenes 632 229, 356–7, 359, 367, 369, 375, 377–9, bivalence, principle of 114 385–6, 412–15, 420–1, 433–5, 438, blending, complete 565 442–4, 448–9, 451, 452, 454, 460n41, Boethus of Sidon 434, 775 464, 467, 470–1, 479–80, 482, 495, Bryson 242–3 497–8, 507n61, 508, 513–17, 522, 526, 529, 532, 543–4, 558, 563, 568, 575–6, Caelius Aurelianus 600 585–6, 588, 593, 597, 600, 602–3, 607, calculation see epilogismos 619–21, 625, 641, 647–8, 654, 656n41, Callippus 413 657–8, 682–4, 687–8, 690, 699, Calvisius Taurus 778, 788–9 700n78, 705, 716, 731, 739, 769, 787, canonic, Epicurean 260–4 789, 796 Carneades 323, 334–50, 475–7, 519–23, 535, Aristotelianism 594–5, 598, 617, 686, 764, 770–1,782, in Imperial period 771, 793, 796 791 late-Hellenistic revival 772–6 Carneiscus 9 Aristoxenus of Tarentum 586 cases, in grammar see pto–sis Arius Didymus 10, 12, 21, 23, 27, 483–4 causation 479–512, see aitia asceticism 643, 787 causes see aitia Asclepiades of Bithynia 355n1, 605, 778n9 Celsus 600, 605, 611, 795 Asclepiades of Myrlea 193 Cephisodorus 789 aske–sis 706 Cercidas 770 Aspasius 776 Chaeremon 778, 781, 787 assent 301, 313–16, 334–8, 573–4, 577–80, chara 701 738 choice, Stoic concept of 698 assertibles 72, 93–6, 200–3 Christianity, and Greek philosophy 783 categorical 98 Chrysippus 6, 18, 19, 23, 67, 68, 69–71, 75, causal 109 77, 105, 106–7, 167–9, 181, 187, 212, comparative 111 215, 221–2, 317, 388–99, 405–6, 408–9, definite 98–100 412, 420, 433, 440, 442, 443n71, 445–6, indefinite 100–1 450, 458, 460–2, 465, 467–79, 471n103, negative 101–2 472, 475, 480, 483–4, 487–9, 491–4, non-simple 103–15 498, 504, 516, 518, 521, 526–9, 530–1, privative 103 534, 536–7, 539, 562–4, 567–72, 582–3, simple 96–103 597, 601–2, 675, 678, 681, 684–6, astrology 597–9 691n45, 693–4, 696, 698–9, 702–4, astronomy, and philosophy 595–9 706–7, 710–16, 718–19, 725–7, 729, ataraxia 644, 649 734, 736–8, 740–1, 759–63, 766, 768, Athenaeus of Attaleia 490–1 770, 783, 791, 796 Athenaeus of Naucratis 794 Cicero 6–8, 13, 15–16, 19–22, 423, 432n46, Athenodorus 407, 623n14, 775, 780, 784–5 453, 475–6, 488–9, 535–7, 594, 598–9, Athens, as philosophical centre 790 608, 611, 652–656, 665, 669, 707–8, Attalus 781, 787 741, 744, 792

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classicism 783 conversion 115 Cleanthes 6, 13, 73, 222, 383, 388, 400, 433, convincing see pithanon 436–7, 440, 448, 458–62, 465–9, 471, Cornutus 780–1, 784 526, 563n8, 596, 666, 676, 684–5, Corpus Aristotelicum, edition of 773 706–7, 709–11, 713–14, 718, 738, 740, corruption 763 791 cosmic city 760–1 Clearchus 787 cosmology 414–51 clearness, of perception 312–13 and ethics 682 Clemens of Alexandria 2, 28 counterwitnessing see antimarture–sis Cleomedes 397, 401, 432n46, 442, 448 cradle argument 650 Clinomachus 75 Crates of Mallos 223, 225 Clitomachus 21, 323, 338, 476–7, 782, 791 Crates of Thebes 629–32, 759 cognition see katale–psis Cratippus 774, 792 cognitive impression see katale–ptike– Crinis 72, 780 phantasia criterion Colotes 258, 633n30, 749, 755 of truth 231, 256n90, 263, 313–14, 316–21 commanding faculty see governing part and Carneades against 339 constitution 680 Critias 469n94 commentaries 784–5 Critolaus 217, 770, 791 communism 758–9 Cynicism 68, 623–32 community 753 literary transmission of 629–32 commutativity 115 Cyrenaics 68, 251–9, 632–9 compendia 784 completeness, of Stoic logic 148–51 data, empirical 260 concepts death, Epicurean attitude towards 662–6 empirical 260 definition, Stoic concept of 215 Epicurus on 262 deixis 98–101 concord 760 Demetrius of Laconia 4n7, 9, 267, 291, 370, conditional 106–8 464n61, 587, 589, 594, 651 and sign inference 291 Demetrius of Phalerum 217, 741, 743n14 indefinite 113–14 democracy 745 according to Diodorus Cronus 85–6, Democritus of Abdera 232, 235, 356, 380–1, 106 –7 393, 413–14, 420n21, 423, 425–7, according to Philo of Megara 84–5, 106–7 469–71, 482, 502, 524, 529, 621, 646–8, pseudo- 109 657 confirmation, Epicurean theory of see Democritus the Platonist 794 epimarture–sis, antimarture–sis demonology 787 conjunction 105–6 Dercylides 778 negated 113–14 desire connectives 209 Stoic conception of 700 interdefinability of 115 classification of 657–60 consistency 681 determinism 682–3 and virtue 715 and responsibility 553–7 constitution, as the self 679–80 and Stoic ethics 736–8 constitutions, political diadoche–234, 618 classification of 745 Diagoras of Melos 453 cycle of 745–7 dialectic 184 mixed 744–5, 747 definition of 66 contingency 117 parts of 66 continuum 588 as virtue 68 contraposition 115 diatribe 632 contrariety of arguments 329–31 Dicaearchus 741 convention, versus nature 626 Diocles of Carystus 507

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Diodorus Cronus 73, 75, 76, 83, 162, 331, philosophical background 647–8 355–62, 367, 378–9, 394, 498n52, 517, in Imperial period 771, 793, 795–6 527, 610 Epicurus 68, 180, 217, 235, 260–94, 357, Diogenes Laertius 12, 19–28 362–382, 417–33, 452–7, 463–4, 466, Diogenes of Babylon 71, 185–6, 187, 189, 470, 472–4, 477, 482, 498–507, 517–18, 564n12, 571, 602, 685, 728, 734, 765, 522–6, 532, 542–59, 560–1, 587, 595–6, 770, 791 617–21, 623, 632–3, 635, 642–74, 741, Diogenes of Oenoanda 546, 644, 647, 770–1 743–4, 748–56, 769–71, 783, 786, 790 Diogenes of Seleucia 457, 461, 462n55, 598 epilogismos 293 Diogenes of Sinope 6n11, 621, 623–30, epimarture–sis 283 758–9, 768–9 epistemological turn 229 Diogenes of Tarsus 9n23 epistemology Diogenianus 12 Academic 323 Dionysius Thrax 72, 192–3 Cyrenaic 251–9 Diotogenes 742 Epicurean 260–94 disjunction 109–10 Stoic 295–322 pseudo- 110–11 epoche–324–7, 329–31, 333 dissection 600–1 Erasistratus 487–9, 508–10, 568, 600–4, distinctive feature see idio–ma 608, 611 distinctness, in perception 312–13 Eratosthenes 224, 429, 595 divinations 737 ethics divisibility, infinite 390–5, 589 and cosmology 682 doctrines, versus precepts 731 and skepticism 639 doxography 17–19, 601–2 Cynic 623–9 dreams 266, 268, 311, 342, 343 Epicurean conception of 644–7 Epicurean 642–74 eclecticism 786–9 of Socratic schools 617–41 Ecphantus 742 Stoic 675–738 education, Stoic moral 705–14 etymology, Stoics and 182 eido–la 264–5, 269 Eubulides 75, 162 elenchus 295, 325 Eubulus 794 elimination, method of see anaskeue– Euclides of Megara 360, 585, 588–9, 592, emergent properties 554–5 597 emotions see also affections, passions Euclides the Platonist 794 irrationality of 582 eudaimonia 618, 620, 622, 644 Stoic definition of 580 Eudemus of Rhodes 74, 81 Stoic theory of 580–3 Eudorus 775–6, 778, 788 onset of 553 Eudoxus of Cnidos 413, 587–8, 648 Empedocles 426, 431, 438, 482, 529 eulogon 332–3 empiricism, and explanation 507–12 eupatheia 701, 723 Empiricists euphuia 707 and scepticism 607, 609 Eusebius of Caesarea 12 in medicine 604–7 evidence see enargeia enargeia 261, 264, 272, 312–13, 347 existence, versus subsistence 302 epibole–264, 271 experience, in medicine 604–13 phantastike–263 explanation Epicharmus 403 and causation 479–512 Epictetus 3–6, 8, 12–13, 19, 539, 577–8, 581, limits of 505–12 734–5, 761, 770–1, 779–81, 785 multiple 505–7 Epicureanism 260–94, 362–82, 418–32, 498–507, 522–6, 542–59, 587–90, Favorinus of Arelate 771, 782, 792 642–74, 748–56 fear, Stoic conception of 700 in practice 669–74 feelings (pathe–) 275–6, 651

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apprehensible 256 Herillus of Carthage 6n11, 241, 791 as criterion 156n90 Hermagoras of Temnos 219, 220 Cyrenaic theory of 252–9 Hermarchus 217, 456–7, 750–5, 783 external causes of 257 Herminus 776, 794 fool, Stoic picture of 724 Hermodorus 25 frankness of speech see parrhe–sia Hero of Alexandria 416, 592, 604 friendship Herophilus 510–11, 568, 600–1, 610 Stoics on 757, 760 Hesiod 222 Cyrenaics on 637 Hierocles 12, 563–6, 576, 679n13, 681, 780 Epicurus on 667–9, 671, 756 Hieronymus of Rhodes 217 Hipparchus of Nicea 597 Gaius 778 Hippobotus 21 Galenus 10–11, 21, 28, 481–3, 487–8, 490–91, Hippocrates of Chios 586 495, 508–12, 523, 533n34, 562, 569–71, Hippolytus 28 600–3, 605–6, 609–10, 786, 792 Hipponicus 594 geometry Homer 222 and skepticism 590–5 horme–563, 572–3, 579 critics of 587–95 horoscope 597 incompleteness of 589–90 hupexhairesis see reservation Glaucias of Tarentum 607 hypothesis 220 goal in life see telos in geometry 591 god(s) 452–78 Hypsicles 588–9, 597 as pneuma 561 preconception of 278, 284 Iamblichus 573 good idio–ma 308 as telos 689 images see eido–la as virtue 681, 689 impression see phantasia natural notion of 689 impulse see horme– Stoic conception of 687–90 incorporeals 210–11 Gorgias 513 indemonstrables 69, 127–35 governing part, location of 560, 568–71, 602 indifference 242 grammar 184–7 indifferents 691–9 preferred and dispreferred 693–7 hairesis 233, 234 indiscernibles 309–10, 341–5 hallucinations 311 indivisibles 588 happiness see eudaimonia induction 289–90 Harpocration 778 injustice, Epicurean conception 754 hearing 272 introductions 784 Hecaton 765 inversion 115 hedonism Isocrates 219, 743 Cyrenaic 632–9 Epicurean 643 justice 637, 741 Epicurean versus Cyrenaic 652–7 and cosmic nature 766–8 of Eudoxus 648 and self-interest 765 hedonistic calculus 661–2 and Stoic oikeio–sis 761, 763 hêgemonikon see governing part Carneadean critique 764 Hegesias 252, 623, 632–3, 636–9 Epicurean conception of 750–4 Heliodorus 794–5 Stoic theory of 760–8 Hellenism origin, in Polybius 747 concept of 739–40 demarcation of 772 katale–psis 297–300, 327 Heraclides of Pontus 355 perceptual and rational 298 Heraclitus 435, 466–7, 529, 562, 563n8 versus knowledge 299–300

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katale–ptike–phantasia 300–16, 302, 325, 347, magic 787 577 Marcus Aurelius 577, 770–1, 779–80 kathe–kon 333, 697–9, 728–36 Master Argument 72, 73, 75, 76, levels of 726 88–92 katortho–ma 333, 698, 729, material implication, paradoxes of kingship 742–4, 745, 747 85–6 knowledge materialism impossibility of 338–45 and physicalism 546–53 possibility of 231, 295–6 atomistic 542 versus belief, in Stoicism 578 mathematics and philosophy 585–7 language 177–216 Epicurean view of 587–90 formation of 262–3 Maximus 778 study of 177–93 meaning 181–4, 193–216 theories on origin of 179–81 Epicurean theory of 195 law Stoic theory of 194, 197–216 Epicurean conception of 750–4 medicine, and philosophy 599–604 natural 766–8 Medius 794–5 origin of 751 Megarics 83–92 lekta see sayables Melissus 364 Leo 586 memory 277 Leucippus 356 Menedemus of Eretria 75, 617, lexis 185–6, 224 630n25 life Menodotus 607, 608, 795 active versus contemplative 741 mental change 551 active versus quiet 762 mental states 554–5 complete 664–5 Methodists 605 limits of 660 Metrodorus of Chios 6n11, 217, 235, natural, versus virtuous 692 237–40, 427n35, 665, 782 political, versus private 755 mind 572 linguistics 177–216 and images 271–2 locus communis see topos faculties of 572–83 logic location of 276 concept of 65 presentational application of 263 Epicureans and 74, 262 minima, and geometry 587–90 history of Hellenistic 69–76 Mnesarchus 788 parts of 65–7 modal logic see modality Peripatetic 74–5, 77–83 modal value, change of 117 rejected by Aristo 711 modality 86–92 status of 67–9 Diodorus Cronus on 87–92 logos Philo of Megara on 86–7 as linguistic concept 185–6, 225 Stoic theory of 115–121 as pneuma 564 Moderatus of Gades 788 as reason 572–83 modes 130–1 Longinus 793–5 modus tollens 69 love, in Zeno’s Republic 758–60 monarchy 745, 747 Lucianus 792 moral progress see prokope–, prokopto–n Lucretius 1, 8, 13, 180, 363–5, 368–71, 374, multiple explanations 288–90 418–21, 423, 425–8, 430–3, 456, 464, Musonius 794 466, 472, 500–4, 525–6, 544–6, 550–3, 663, 749n30, 796 name-labels 18 Lycurgus 748 names 108 Lysimachus 794 natural life, versus virtuous life 692

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naturalism, transcendental 684 patriotism 637 nature perception 275, 550 corruption of 763 always true 267 cosmic and human 676, 682–4 common 280 foundation of Stoic ethics 675–6 Epicurean theory of 264–75 human 763 object of 273 versus convention 626 true versus false 266, 273 necessity see modality Persaeus 740, 743, 790 negation person, concept of 546n8 complex 102 Phanias 74 double 114 phantasia (impression) 572–3, 576–80 super- 102 Carneades on 346 Neoptolemus of Parium 223, 224 katale–ptike–300–16, 302, 325, 347, 577 Neopyrrhonians 233, 241 testing of 349–50 nerves, origin of the 601 Philo of Alexandria 9, 13, 19, 573, 592, 778 Nicolaus of Damascus 76 Philo of Larissa 323, 771–2, 781–3, 788, 790 nonevident see ade–lon Philo of Megara 72, 74, 75, 76, 83, 528 Numenius 13, 23, 778, 782, 788–9 Philodemus 8–9, 23, 25, 217, 223, 455–7, 461–2, 463n58, 472, 474, 606, 663n53, oikeio–sis 677–82, 760–8 670–3, 742–3, 759 oligarchy 745 philology opinion 334–5 Alexandrian 224–5 organs, function of 606–4 as practised by Stoics 222 Origenes 12, 794–5 Philonides 587–8 other minds 257 Philopator 780 outline account, versus definition 215 Philoponus 19 philosophy pain 253, 267, 275–6 as therapy 646–7 freedom from 649 centres of 790–3 Stoic conception of 700 parts of xiii–xvi, 261 Panaetius 21, 434, 535, 563n10, 598–9, Phoebion 794–5 679n14, 707–8, 719, 727, 731–3, 744, phrone–sis 651 761, 763, 765, 775, 777, 782–5, 787–8, physicalism 565 790–1 and materialism 546–53 paradoxes 75, 157–76 explanatory versus ontological 547, 558–9 classification of 158–9 rejected by Aristo 711 dialectic and 157 pithanon 346–7, 350 the Horned 161 Plato 3, 4, 16, 18, 25, 29, 31, 60, 232, 327–9, the Liar 71, 161–2, 163–70 356, 370, 383, 385–6, 399–400, 410, the Not-someone 160–1 413–14, 433–5, 438, 443,448, 450, 452, the Veiled (Man) 159–60, 163 454, 460, 464, 466–7, 470n99, 479–80, Parmenides 234, 364 496, 498, 561–2, 563n9, 575–6, 581, parrhe–sia 626, 671–4 585–6, 588, 593, 607, 618, 621–3, 639, partition 72 641, 646–8, 652, 654, 657–8, 682, Stoic concept of 215 687–8, 690, 699, 716, 735, 739, 746, pathe–see emotions, feelings, passions 756–60, 769, 796 passions 699–705, see emotions, feelings Platonism and assent 701 in Imperial period 771 and moral education 705–14 late-Hellenistic revival 776–8 as incorrect opinion 711–12 pleasure 253, 267, 275–6 prevention of 712–13 as absence of pain 653–4 Stoic classification of 700 as telos 651–7 therapy of 713–14 Cyrenaic conception of 632–9

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Platonism (cont.) Megaric concept of 84 Epicurean conception 649–51 propositional thought 584 in Plato and Aristotle 648 Protagoras 453–4, 587, 705 kinetic versus katastematic 654–7 Protarchus 588 Stoic conception of 700 prudence 637 Plotinus 780, 785, 788–9, 794 Pseudo-Andronicus 12 Plutarchus 10, 13, 18–19, 395n105, 401, Pseudo-Plutarchus 15, 17, 19 530–1, 655, 693, 724–5, 740, 768, 771, Pseudo-Soranus 26 778, 782–3, 788 psuche– pneuma and body 545, 565 kinds of 563–5 as pneuma 560–72 psychic 560–72 concept of 542n1 psychic and vital 601 constitution of 544–6 poetics 221–5 Epicurean conception of 543–6 Epicureans and 221 faculties of 571 Philodemus and 223 parts of 544, 560, 567, 571 political philosophy 739–70 structure of 562–72 Epicurean 748–56 psychology Stoic 756–68 and contemporary medicine 567–8 Polyaenus 6n11, 9, 376, 587, 589, 673 Epicurean 542–59 Polybius 744–8, 769 Stoic 560–84 Polystratus 9, 382 Ptolemaeus the Peripatetic 794–9 Porphyrius 408, 788–9 pto–sis 189, 207–8 Posidonius 66, 224, 449–50, 490, 571, puzzles 71 589–90, 685n31, 705n94, 765, 772, Pyrrho 6, 229–37, 241–51, 331, 457n32, 477, 774–5, 777–8, 781–3, 785, 787–8, 608, 617, 620, 640–1, 657 790–1, 796 Pyrrhonism, in Imperial period 771, 795 possibility see modality Pythagoras 23 Praxagoras of Cos 388, 568, 600, 612 Praxiphanes of Mytilene 221 quaestio, finita or infinita 220 precepts versus doctrines 731 qualities, permanent or non-permanent 273 preconception see prole–psis quantification, logical 112–13 predicables 203–7 preferred indifferents, versus good 694–7 Rationalists primary impulse 677–82 and skepticism 608 probabile, translation of pithanon 350 in medicine 604–5, 608 probabilism, of Carneades 345–50 rationality Proclinus 794 and consistency 681 Proclus 585, 590 of the world 683 Prodicus of Cos 453, 469n93 psychological aspects of 572–83 prokope–691, 724–36 reason see logos prokopto–n 731–4 reasonable see eulogon prole–psis 196, 197, 263, 276–83, 650 reasoning 281 as point of reference 277 reductionism 543 derived from sense perception 277 reservation 703, 737 of god(s) 278, 284, 645 resolution 586 self-evident 278 responsibility, moral 738 Stoic versus Epicurean 279 psychological basis of 553–7 proof, Epicurean 293 rhetoric 216–21 propatheia 704 Epicureans on 217 property, private 765–6 parts of 218 proposition 95 Peripatetic 217 hypothetical 78–9 Stoic theory of 217–9

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right action see katortho–ma soul see psuche– Rome, as philosophical centre 791 sound 184–7 speech sayables 66, 72, 73, 187, 198–202 parts of 187–9 and presentations 211–12 Stoic theory of 184–7 deficient 202–3 virtues of 218–19 kinds of 200–1 Speusippus 783 self-complete 202 Sphaerus 6n11, 740, 743, 791 scepticism status, as rhetorical concept 219–20 Academic versus Pyrrhonian 251 Sthenidas 742 as way of life 639–41 Stilpo 73, 617, 622, 630 challenge of 295–6 Stobaeus 13, 15 ethical aspect of 330 Stoicism origins of 229–40 Hellenistic 92–176, 295–322, 382–411, schools 432–51, 483–98, 518–41, 560–84, chronology of 31–53 675–738, 756–68 organization of 55–62 in Imperial period 771, 778–81, 793, post-Hellenistic history of 771–97 796–7 sect see hairesis Strato of Lampsacus 74, 355, 415–17, 576, security, Epicurean conception of 748–56 604, 741, 783 selection, Stoic concept of 698 style, theory of 220–1 self 584, 679 subsistence 302 self-preservation, as primary impulse 678–9 succession see diadoche– self-refutation, of Arcesilaus 331 suicide, Stoic view of 735–6 self-sufficiency 661 sunkatathesis see assent Seneca 12, 479, 496n47, 676n4, 679–80, super-negation 102 683, 694, 704, 706–11, 716–17, 735, supervenience 547n11, 553, 560 737, 770–1, 778–81, 785–6, 792 suspension see epoche– sensation see aisthe–sis syllogism sense organs 271 hypothetical 74 senses, Epicurus on 262 categorical versus hypothetical 77–83 Serapion of Alexandria 605, 607 modal 78 Sextius the Elder 792 Stoic 127–51 Sextus Empiricus 11, 19, 233, 392, 453, 458, 475, 479–81, 485–6, 497–8, 509, 590–5, taste 270, 272 608, 610–12, 771, 795 teleology 603–4 sexual relations, Zeno on 758–60 telos 330, 618 shamelessness see anaideia Stoic definitions of 684–6 sight 269, 272 tense, and assertibles 96 sign inference 290–4 tension see tonos signs 611–13 tensional motion 565 similarity, transition by 282, 290 tetrapharmakos 644, 646, 660 smell 272 Thales 435 social philosophy 739–90 themata 72, 137–48 Socrates 232, 325, 360–1, 562, 618–23, 633, Themistocles 94 639, 687–90, 699, 716, 783 Theodas 795 Socratic schools 617–41 Theodoretus 15 Socratic tradition 618–19 Theodorus the Cyrenaic 252, 623, 633, sophisms see paradoxes 636–9, 794 Soranus 24, 600 Theophrastus 13, 17, 73, 74, 78–83, 177, 217, sorites 162, 170–6, 345 218, 219, 221, 414–16, 452–3, 463, Sosigenes 775–6 507n61, 617–21, 677, 741 Sotion 776 thesis 220

916 General index

Thessalos 605 virtues 618 Theudius of Magnesia 586 four primary 717–18 Thrasyllus 776, 778 inseparable 718–19 Thrasymachus 688 plurality of 718–19 time 191 unity of 707 and assertibles 96 vitalism 561–2 Timocrates 643 void 547, 603–4 Timon 6, 232, 235, 249–51, 477, 591, 608, arguments for 286–8, 294 624, 631, 640–1 tonos 561 weak will see akrasia topos, as rhetorical concept 220 wisdom 322 touch 269, 270, 272 and virtue 714–24 tranquility, through scepticism 641 as kind of knowledge 295 truth practical see phrone–sis criterion of 231, 256n90, 263, 313–14, wise man 621 316 –21 attributes 721–4 versus falsehood 347 Stoic 717–24 versus the true 721 witnessing see epimarture–sis truth-values, change of 84 Tyrannio 773–4 Xanthus 608 tyranny 745, 747 Xenarchus 775, 793 Xenocrates 356, 375, 783 values, Stoic moral 690–9 Xenophanes 232, 234, 235, 469 Varro 183 Xenophon 454, 460, 470–1, 621–3, verb 682n20 moods and tenses of 190 Stoic treatment of 189–92 Zeno of Citium 6n11, 25, 68, 73, 76, verification, Epicurean theory of 283 296–300, 317, 327, 388, 433, 435, 438, virtue 440, 443–4, 457–62, 465–6, 468, and consistency 715 471n103, 483–4, 486, 533, 563n8, 571, and moral intention 717 611, 617–18, 621, 623, 630, 642, 676, and wisdom 714–24 682n21, 684–6, 699, 704, 707, 718, dialectic as a 68 725–6, 738, 740–1, 744, 756–61, 763, Epicurean conception of 666–7 767–9, 783, 790–1 nearness to 725–8 Zeno of Elea 357, 360–1, 375, 392, 610 no degrees according to Stoics 715 Zeno of Sidon 223, 281, 282, 290, 589–90, Stoic theory of 714–24 594, 671 sufficient for happiness 625