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This index includes the main references to the principal philosophers and theologians treated in this work. The titles are usually given in English, except where the works are normally known by their Greek or Latin titles (e.g., Porphyry’s Isagoge) or when there is no translation of the work into English.

Abelard, Peter On First Philosophy Logica nostrorum petitioni sociorum 3.3–6.12 876 509.9ff. 900 Theology of Aristotle Theologia scholarium 25.15–27.6 877 1.1411–1750 897 27.7–28.3 884 Aeneas of Gaza Alan of Lille Theophrastus Anticlaudianus 2.19–20 455 3.386–468 904 Aetius¨ Regulae Caelestis Iuris Doctrines (De placitis reliquiae) prol. 5,p.122 900 1.10.5 129 Albert the Great 1.29.2 156 De causis et processu universitatis a prima causa 2.3.4 155 i,t.4,c.5 907 4.2.6 142 De homine 4.3.10 150 t. 1,q.4,a.5 913 al-Far¯ ab¯ ´ Super ethica commentum The Harmonization of the Two Opinions of the i, 1. 5, 29 906 Two Sages, Plato the Divine and Aristotle Albinus 36.5–37.1 886 Prologue 66.2–67.3 889 3 81 The Perfect State 4 75 56.2–58.8 890 6 93 68.6–13 890 5 98 88.11–92.10 891 [Testimonies] 94.8–13 891 T16 G 96 204.13–206.3 892 Alcinous 245 892 Handbook al-Kind´ 2.1 202 On the Exposition about Bowing of the Outermost 3 499 Body and its Obedience to God 4 106 1.97.6–103.5 874 4.1 201 1.244–61 874 7 499

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Alcinous (cont.) 166.15–38 81 7–11 80 167.13 89 8–10 306 169.32–5 88 10 413 169.35–41 88 10 415 171.15 86 10.3 264 171.27.34 86 10.3–4 177 176.7 96 10.7 264 176.42 96 12.1 80 177.45–178.12 94 15 86 178.26–32 96 15.1 264, 265 178.36 96 15.2 264, 265, 267 178.36–8 96 23 95, 96 178.39–46 96 23–5 80 179.12–13 95 25 96 181.42–5 90, 92 25.6 249 181.44 65, 98 27–30 80 182.3–6 98 28.3 264 182.5–8 92 29 207 183.15–16 98 32.4 252 184.14–36 97 [numbering according to Hermann] 186.14.29 97 101 266 188.5–11 81 153.25–154.5 81 189.5–11 94 153.31 81 189.12–27 95 155.17–19 410 196b 409 155.26–36 94 Alexander of Aphrodisias 155.39–41 506 Commentary on Aristotle, 155.39–42 94 Metaphysics 156.5–8 94 58.31–59.8 72 156.19–23 94 166.19–29 152 157.16–21 94 Commentary on Aristotle, Prior Analytics 157.21–36 94 1.2, 25.25–26.23 401 158.28 78 1.8–9 31 159.38–42 94 On Fate 159.38–160.41 81 9 268 160.3–41 94 12 268 163.14–15 89 14 268 164.17–27 90 16 268 164.18–23 92 17 268 164.19 292 19 268 164.23–31 65, 98 25 195.8–18 156 164.31–2 91 25 196.7–12 156 164.40–165.4 90 30 268 165 546 31 268 165.16–34 91 35 268 165.23–38 91 36 268 165.34 91 37 268 166.1 91 On Mixture and Increase 166.4 506 11–12, 226.24–30 155

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On the Principles of the Universe (Arabic) 1.818.24–30 157 23 157 1.11 22.14.20 159 58 155 1.17 30.7–9 157 76 157 1.23 36.22–3 155 84.4–11 881 1.25 39.9 153 114 155 1.25 40.17–23 157 120 155 1.25 40.30–41.2 155 On Providence (Arabic, some 1.26 40.22–5 157 fragments in Greek) 2.3 415 25.1–19 155 2.8 157 63.2ff 155 2.18 62.28–30 157 65.9–16 155 2.19 878 67.10–22 155 2.19 63.20 157 67.30–68.4 155 2.19 152-3 48, 736 68.5–11 155 2.21 65.25–66.2 155 87.5–91.4 155 87.5–91.4 155 89.7–9 881 Ambrose On the Soul Letters 6.4–5 158 17 394 17.9–15 761 18 394 24.18–26 406 18.32 384 80.9–12 202 40 395 88.17–91.6 409 Ammonius, son of Hermeias 89.4–91.6 409 Commentary on Aristotle, Categories 89.21–90.2 154 5.31–6.8 662 90.2–8 160 7.34 ff. 662 90.23–91.5 154 8.11–19 662 234.21–23 158 11.8–17 660 Praeter commentaria scripta minora,Supp.Ar. 54.4–9 745 ii.1: De An. 90.2–91.6 (ed. Bruns) 891 Commentary on Aristotle, On Interpretation Supplement to On the Soul (De anima libri 1.6–11 661 mantissa) 1.7–11 653 106.20–1 153 34.10–39.10 659 107.29–110.3 409 38.26–8 660 107.29–113.24 891 39.11 663 (Mantissa Book 2 = De intellectu) 213.8–10 740 110.4 152 248.17–249.1 741 110.5–25 152 254.22–31 661 112.5 152 Commentary on Aristotle, Prior Analytics 112.5–113.6 152 31.16 373 112.24–30 160 67.32–69.28 662 113.12–14 155 Commentary on Porphyry, Introduction (Isagoge) 113.18–24 152, 153 11.6–16.16 797 5.120.9–17 157 106.4–5 707 17 151.3–13 146 Anastasius Sina¨ıta (or Anastasios Sina¨ıta) 17 151.30–152.10 146 Guide for Life 22 170.10–15 155 1.1.27–34 856 Problems and Solutions 1.3.19–21 857 1.14.3 157 1.3.42–45 857

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[Andronicus of Rhodes] Aristides, Aelius On the Passions Against Plato Concerning Rhetoric 2.1.3 207 72 107 4.4.1 207 258–9 110 6.1.1 207 Apology Anselm 1.3 177 Monologion Oration on Rome 16.30.1–31 902 10–11, 34, 36, 59, 97 17 17.31.21–32. 4 902 Aristotle 24.42.8–29 903 Categories Proslogion 1a24–6 556 2 255 1b1–2 and 8-9 18, 3 255 556 Apuleius 1b18–19 465 Apology 3a21 149 90 117 4b20 371 Florida 14b38 465 20.4 18 15a2–3 465 The Golden Ass (Metamorphoses) Metaphysics 11.5 18 986a25 548 On the Doctrine of Plato 987b26ff. 548 190 91 988a10–11 73 193 90 990b3 663 193 91 1026a6ff. 499 193–4 90 1026a6–32 203 204 90 1026b13ff. 155 228 97 1036a2–9 159 228 98 1039b27–30 159 252–3 98 1040a33–b2 159 On the God of Socrates 1043b 549 137–41 86 1050b28–30 157 138 95 1064a28–1064b6 203 150–56 86 12.7 309, 311, 319, 412, On Interpretation 675 4 18 1072b13–14 878 On the World 12.9 309 291 95 1075a21–2, 24–25 156 Aquinas, Thomas 1075a25–6 878 Commentary on the Book of Causes 1075b37–1076a3 154 Proem.3.3–10 879 1075a16–25 156 16.92–8 909, 910 1087a10–25 159 17.98–9 909, 910 Meteorology 18.100–4 911 1.2.339a21 878 18.102–3 911 1.3 753 18.104 906 1.3.339b30–340a3 754 Commentary on the Sentences Nicomachean Ethics 1. d. viii, q. 5,a.1–2 902 1094a2–3 801 Arethas 1094a18–22 801 Letter to Niketas 1094b23–5 794 1.342–62 854 1096b32–4 801

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1097a16–19 801 On the Heavens 1097a25–b16 801 1.2–4 731, 753 1097b16–20 147 279a 203 1098b12–15 801 279a30 242 1099b2–6 147 1.10–12 443 1099b26 143 1.12 88 1100a6–8 143 2.12 728 1100a35–b8 801 300b17–19 728 1100b33–1101a7 801 On Interpretation 1102a16–18 801 16a19ff. 659 1108a8 147 16b33–17a2 803 1109b30–1110b17 516 23a23–4 741 1110b19–1111a20 516 On the Parts of Animals 1111a21–1111b3 516 641a14–20 762 1111b4–1112a17 516 697b2–3 465 1111b19–26 826 On Sleep and Sleeplessness 1111b26–9 801 455a13ff. 762 1112a17–1113a5 516 On the Soul 1112a31 156 1.1 405 1112b11–34 801 404b13–18 315 1113a2–15e 516 405b31–406b15 743 1113a10–14 517 406b25–407b12 739 1113a15–b2 801 407b24–5 762 1113b3–20 246 1.4 150 1115a26–7 802 407b27–408a30 406 1128a31 245 408b25–32 411 1140a28–30 449 411a30 207 1141b8–10 449 412a26–7 761 1144a26–8 449 412a27–b1 142 1145a6–9 449 413a8–9 406 1145a22–7 802 2.1–3 406 1145a30 246 425b12–13 762 1145b25–8 801 415a26–b7 157 1153b16–25 801 417a21–b2 747 1176a30–b6 801 418a7–17 203 10.7 319 418a17–20 203 1177b26–31 802 424a28 762 1177b26–34 452 425a14–425b12 203 1178b21–8 802 427b–429a 202 1178b25 250 429a10–13 614 On the Generation of Animals 3.4 410 736b21–9 152 429a15–27 410 736b27–8 143 429a24 761 736b38 142 429a28 663 On Generation and Corruption 429b5ff. 761 330a30–331a6 223 429b10–14 408 2.4 802 3.4–5 405 336b26–337a7 157 3.5 86, 152, 408, 409, 410, 762 336b31 878 430a10–25 891

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Aristotle (cont.) 90 27 430a23–5 409 103.3–4 738 434a24–5 207 148.10–3 738 On the World (De mundo) 148.10–11 664 397b33 151 167.14–34 etc. 739 398b8 151 225.15–17 738 Physics 361.11–14 665 192a3–34 506 Asclepius (the Latin ‘Hermetic’ dialogue) 2.6 504 1.296.11–13 912 210a33–b8 404 2.297.23–298. 1 912 212a2–7 404 20.320.15–321.9 912 212b7–9 404 20.321.7 912 218a3 243 34.344.22–23 912 218a25 243 Aspasius 241b343 642 Commentary on Aristotle, 242a49–50 642 Nicomachean Ethics 251a8–b10 751 17.12–17 147 251b10–28 751, 752 24.3–9 147 251b28–252a5 751 24.24–25.2 147 254b30–3 762 30.13–18 147 255a12–18 762 44.15 147 8.5–6, 10 675 44.21–4 146 Politics 44.24–8 146 5.2 144 44.29–33 146 1302a24–31 144 44.33–45.16 146 1332a38–40 98 Atticus Posterior Analytics fr. 1 500 78a28ff. 157 fr. 3 878 99b35100a15 [sic] 402 fr. 4.9, 13 89 99b35 706 fr. 5 95 Prior Analytics fr. 8.2 154, 156 1.15 401 fr. 15 96 Topics fr. 26 90 1.3 29 Augustine 1.14 35 Against Adimantus, a Disciple of Mani Arius 1–5, 9 571 Physics 2.2 575 fr. 36 145 Against Adversaries of the Law and the Prophets Arnobius 1.1.1 571 Against the Gentiles Against Faustus, a Manichee 1.52 117 21.5 574 Asclepius Against Felix, a Manichee Commentary on Aristotle, Metaphysics 2.18–9 574 28.20–2 738 Against the Foundation Letter of the Manichees 28.26–32 664 25.27 571 44.32–7 739 33.36–37.42 571 57.8–9 741 Against Julian 69.17–27 663, 739 1–2 579 69.24–7 725 4.3.17–21 568

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4.14.72 581, 832 11.6 573 5.11.44 581 11.7 575 6.12.39 579 11.8 575 Against Julian, an Unﬁnished Book 11.9 574 1.40 579 11.10 571, 573 1.68 578 11.10.2–3 562 2.104 579 11.22 571 6.25 578 11.23 558 6.27 578 11.24–8 577 6.30–1 578 11.25 555 Against Secundinus, a Manichee 11.26 559 2.4 574 11.27.2 562 Against the Sceptics 11.29 575 3.10.22–14.32 559 11.30 575 3.17.37–20.43 559 11.31 575 3.17.47 555 12.3 562 3.18.41 301, 569 12.6 565 3.19.42 569, 576 12.6–8 566 3.20.43 576 12.7, 9 779 Against Two Letters of the Pelagians 12.9 566 3.10.26 557 12.22 578 City of God 13.1 578 2.21 568 13.3 578 4.4 568 13.13 579 4.15 569 13.19–20 578 5.1–7 578 13.21 578 5.20 568 13.23 578 8 113 13.24.6 578 8–10 113 14.15 579 8.3 37, 565 14.16–26 579 8.4 555 14.23 578 8.6 574 15.22 568 8.6–8 555 19 567 8.11 570 19.1–4 565 8.12 100 19.4 568 8.14 100 19.7 569 8.24 100 19.18 559 9.3 100 19.21–4 568 10 passim 565 19.24–5 589 10.2 569 21.2–8 576 10.9 451 22.22.1–2 579 10.23 569 22.30.3 578 10.27 100 22.30.4 575 10.23 535 Commentary on Statements in the Letter 10.29 569, 576 to the Romans 10.29.2 573 52–7 580 10.31 572 Confessions 11.2 565 3.6.10 561 11.4 572 3.7.12 558

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Augustine (cont.) 7.2.3–3.7 561 4.13.20–15.27 552 14.4 574 4.16.28 795 93.2.8 569 4.16.28–9 552 93.5.17 569 5.3.3 552 100 568 6.5.7 564 118 554 6.3.4–4.6 558 118.3.16 559 7.6.10 578 118.3.16–21 576 7.9.13 535 118.5.32–3 576 7.9.13–14 573 120.1.3 565 7.9.13–21.27 576 120.2.7, 10-2 561 7.9–17 539 120.2.10 562 7.10.16 562, 565 130.5.10 565 7.11.17–16.22 571 133 568 7.17.23–18.24 565 134 568 7.17.23 562 137.2.8 560 8.2 385 139 568 8.2.3 535, 538, 573 143.7–11 557 8.2.4 538 145.4 567 8.5.10 389, 538 153.1.3 568 9.10 535 153.6.16–17 568 9.10.23–6 553 155.3.9–10 568 10.12.19 561 166.3.7 557 10.20.29.21.31 565 166.4.10–9.28 557 10.26.37 562 166.9.27 558 11.4.6 574 184/a.2 581 11.10–14 533 185.2.11 569 11.14.17 572 185.7.25 569 12 574 186.2.6–3.8 580 12.3.3–4.4 574 189.4–6 569 12.7.7–8.8 574 190.1.2 557 12.9.9–13.16 572 190.1.4 558 12.14.17–32.43 578 190.4.13–6.24 557 12.29.40 572 190.5.17 557 13.2.3–3.4 574 202/a.4.10 557 13.33.48 572 202/a.4.10–6.14 557 13.36.51–37.52 575 202/a.7.15 557 Explanations of the Psalms 202/a.8.17 558 6.11 585 202/a.8.18–20 557 31.2.7 580 228 592 127.7–9 567 229.2 569 Handbook on Faith, Hope and Love On the Advantage of Believing 6.18–7.22 567 11.25 564 7.20 559 12.26 564 18.69 581 On the Catholic and Manichean Ways of Life 24.93 581 2.1.1–2.9.18 571 Letters 2.2.3 576 1.1 559 2.15.25 568 7.1.1–2 561 2.19.35–25.46 568

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On Christian Teaching On Grace and Free Will 1.2.2 563 21.43 580 1.13.12 564 On the Grace of Christ and Original Sin 1.32.35 570 2 581 1.36.40 567 On the Grace of the New Testament (Letter 140) 2.1.1 563 21.53 567 2.1.2–2.3 563 On the Greatness of the Soul 2.3.4–4.5 563 1.2 556 2.32.50 113 2.3 558 2.27.41–38.57 577 7.12 576 2.39.59 578 14.23 556 On Dialectic 23.41–30.58 560 5 563 23.43–4 560 On Eighty-Three Varied Questions 33.70–6 556 23 574 On the Happy Life 45.2 578 1.4 553 46 574 2.10 565 46.2 561 2.11 565 78 574 On the Harmony of the Gospels On Faith in the Unseen 4.10.20 564 1.2–2.4 564 On Heresies On Free Will 88 579 1.3.6–4.10 566 On the Immortality of the Soul 1.5.11–6.15 566 16.25 556 1.15.31–2 566 On the Literal Interpretation of Genesis 1.16.34 565 1.2.3 574 2.3.7–6.13 562 1.3.7 574 2.7.15–14.38 562 1.5.21 574 2.16.44–17.46 574 1.9.15 574 3.3.8–3.4.11 566 1.9.17 574 3.15.42 574 1.15.29 572 3.18.51–20.55 579 2.17.36 578 3.20.56–21.59 557 3.4.6–5.7 560 On Genesis, against the Manichees 3.20.30 558 1.1.2–2.3 571 4.2.2–7.14 575 1.3.5 574 4.8.15–20.37 575 1.5.9–7.12 574 4.21.38–35.56 575 1.6.10 574 5.1.1–5.16 575 1.14.21 573 5.4.8 573 1.17.27–8 558 5.5.12 572 1.19.30 579 5.5.13, 16 572 1.22.34 575 5.13.29–15.33 574 1.23.35–25.43 575 5.16.34 570 2.2.3 578 5.17.35–19.37 575 2.8.10–1 557 5.20.40–23.46 575 2.9.12–16.24 578 6.1.1–6.10 575 2.19.29 578 6.4.5 575 2.20.30 579 6.10.17–18 575 2.21.32 578 6.11.19 575

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Augustine (cont.) On Music 6.13.23–18.29 575 4.4.6 574 6.15.26 575 6.5.8–12 560 6.19.30–28.39 578 6.11.32 561 7.2.2 557 6.17.56 569 7.24.35 557 6.17.57 574 7.27.39 557 On Nature and Grace 8.1.4 578 36.42 580 9.3.5–11.19 579 On the Nature of the Good 9.17.31–18.34 575 1, 4, 6, 10, 12–3, 17, 19 571 10.2.3 557 10, 18, 25–7 574 10.3.4–10.17 557 On Order 10.7.12 558 1.8.24 569 10.15.27 558 1.11.32 561, 569 10.11.18–26.45 557 2.5.16 569, 576 11.1.2 578 2.5.16 569 11.15.19 578 2.5.51 547 11.30.39 578 2.9.26 576 11.32.42 578 2.12.35–19.51 577 11.37.50 578 2.18.47 555, 569 11.39.52 578 On the Predestination of the Saints 12.31.59 562 2.5 565 On the Literal Interpretation of Genesis, an 3.7–4.8 580 Unﬁnished Book On Seeing God (Letter 147) 3.9–10 574 18.45 562 3.10 574 On the Soul and Its Origin 4.11–14.16 574 1.9.11 581 15.51 574 1.19.34 558 On the Lord’s Sermon on the Mount 2.12.17 581 2.3.14 564 2.14.19 557 On Lying 4.24.38 557 3.3 564 On the Spirit and the Letter On Marriage and Concupiscence 24.41 564 1.5.6–7.8 579 27.8.48 568 1.6.7 579 32.56 567 1.22.24 579 On the Teacher 2.12.25 579 10.33 564 2.13.26 579 11.37 564 2.14.29 579 11.38–12.40 562 2.30.52–32.54 579 On True Religion On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins and on 3.3 565 Infant Baptism 3.3–4.7 576 1.2.2–8.8 578 3.3–4 574 1.22.31–2 558 5.8 832 1.36.67 579 10.18 561 2.18.30 566 10.24 569 2.36.59 557 18.35–6 574 3.4.7–7.14 579 19.37 571 3.10.18 557 20.40 561

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24.45 576 293/d.3 564 29.52–32.60 563 294 581 31.57 574 Sermons (ed. Dolbeau) 34.64–35.65 561 19.3 580:[Sermo 130A] 36.66 569, 574 25 565:[Sermo 360B] 39.72 562, 563 26.28ff. 565:[Sermo 198] 43.81 569, 574 To Simplicianus 46.88 579 1.2 580 49.95–6 561 The Soliloquies 52.101 563 1.6.12 562 55.108 561 1.7.14 564 55.113 574 1.13.23 564 Questions on the Heptateuch 1.8.15 562 6.10 569 2.13.24 556 Reconsiderations Tractates on the First Letter of John 1.1 113 7.7–8 567 1.1.3 557 9.4–8 567 1.2 565 Tractates on the Gospel of John 1.3.2 574 1.16–19 574 1.4.3 565 43.7 567 1.4.4 562 54.8 562 1.6 563 The Trinity 1.10.2 579 3.2.7–6.11 576 1.13.8 579 3.8.13 575 1.14.2 565 4.10.13 565 1.19.5 579 4.15.20 565 1.23.2–4 580 4.16.21 453 2.1.1 553 4.17.23 561 2.5 569 5.1.2 577 2.45.56 557 6.6.8–8.9 573 Response to Januarius (Letters 54–5) 6.10.11–2 574 55.10.19 575 8.2.3 577 Sermons 8.6.9 561 1 571, 573 9.1.1 577 43.9 565 9–15 577 80.8 589 9.2.2–5.8 558 117.2.3 574 9.3.3 560 145.3–4 567 9.7.12–12.18 558 150.7.8–8.9 568 10.1.2 564 178.9.10–10.11 567 10.5.7–8.11 561 270.4 567 10.12.19 558 277.10.10 560 11.1.1–2.5 560 288.3–4 564 11.3.6 561 292.4.6 580 11.7.12–10.17 561 293.3 564 12.2.2–4.4 563 293/a.5 564 12.3.3 562 293/a augm. = Dolbeau 3.5–12 564 12.8.13–13.20 578 293/b.2 564 12.8.13–15.25 563 293/c.1 564 12.14.23 – 561

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Augustine (cont.) 2.27 467 12.15.24 562 2.28 464, 465, 467, 469 13.1.1 563 2.29 468 13.1.2 563 Homilies 13.3.6–4.7 565 326 469 13.5.8 565 Homilies on the Six Days of 13.7.10–9.12 565 Creation 13.20.26 568 1.2 462, 463 14.1.3 563, 568 I.5 823 14.4.7–7.10 558 1.7 463 14.10.13 558 1.8–9 462 14.12.15 559 2.2 461, 462 14.15.21 562 2.5 463 14.15.21–19.25 559 2.6 463 15.2.2–3 577 3.4 462 15.7.11–16.26 558 4.5 462, 468 15.10.17–11.20 564 6.3 462 15.12.21 560 7.5 463 15.20.39–27.50 558 9.1 461 15.27.50 565 9.1–2 462 Aulus Gellius 9.2 463 Attic Nights On the Holy Spirit 1.26.4 71 8.19 817 1.9.9–10 104 8.21 469 9.2 258 9.22 817 15.11 14 26.61 817 17.20 103 Letters 1 373 Basil of Caesarea 9 464 Against Eunomius 58 472 1.5 466, 476 60 472 1.5.106 466 99 391 1.6 469 100 472 1.7 469 125.1 464 1.8, 14 817 214.4 464 1.12.46 319 223, 2 475 1.15 464, 465 234 468 1.19 464 234 817: [sic] 1.20 465 361 466 1.27.18, 30 466 Letter to Young Men 2.22 467 4.1 389 2.25.12 466 5.1 389 2.30.18 466 10.1 389 2.4 464, 465, 468 Basilides 2.9 467 ap. Hippolytus, Ref. 7.20.2–21.1 177 2.10 467 Bernard of Chartres 2.19 465 Glosses on Plato (Glosae super Platonem) 2.23 467 4.188–99 896 2.24.23 466 8.246–75 896

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Berthold of Moosburg 20.21 477 Commentary on Proclus’ Elements of Theology 33.23 477 (Expositio super Elementationem Deuteronomy theologicam Procli) 4.24 291 7.71–2 911 32.39 178 37.14–38.48 907 Joshua 37.30–40.118 907 8.2 569 45.278–51.491 907 1 Kings 71.22–74.128 908 12 285 74.129–77.209 908 28 285 77.214–78.252 908 Psalms 78.253–80.309 908 19.10 566 140.121–9 910 43.2 352 140.135–50 910 75.8 525 142.206–24 910 115.16 574 143.247–61 910 138.15 540 136.10–137.53 910 143.2 580 137.54–138.79 910 Proverbs 139.96–119 910 6.6 272 140.151–141.183 910 7.25 292 Bible 8a 272 Genesis Ecclesiastes 1.1 572, 578 7.20 580 1.1–3 278 Isaiah 1.2 461, 574 7.9 565 1.3 574 42.8 116 1.26 279, 550 45.5, 22 178 1.26–7 176, 288, 510 45.5–6 179 1.27 557, 575 46.9 178 1.28 579 23.18–22 540 1.31 775 Hosea 2.1–41.24 238 1.2 351 2.2–3 575 Wisdom 2.4–28.9 238 8.1 2.4 243 9.15 579 2.7 179, 510, 550, 557, 575 11.17 574 2.18 179 Sirach 2.22 575 18.1 574 3 578 Matthew 4.25 176 13.4–9 266 5.3 176 24.2 388 Exodus 26.26 378 3.14 116, 117, 570 Mark 3.22 578 14.22 378 6.2–30.10 238 23.9–10 564 3.14 253, 263 24.39–41 551 11.2 285, 578 Luke 12.35 285, 578 17.34–3 551 12.35–6 475 22.18 378

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Bible (cont.) Colossians 22.42 825 1.26–27 495 John 2.2 495 1.1–3 545 1 Timothy 4.24 291, 547 3.9 495 5.17 575 3.16 495 6.53 352 2 Timothy 6.53–6 378 3.8 117 10.30 493 1 John 14.28 493 1.8 580 15.26 492 2.16 579 Acts 4.7–8 292 17.34 767 4.18 566 Romans Revelation 1.20 288, 561 2.18–29 174 2.14 476 4.11 825 2.15 476 2 Kings 5.5 579 8.46 580 6.12 579 Boethius 6.23 190 Against Eutyches and Nestorius 7.7 579 1.59–112 901 8.29 189 2.130–62 795 9.10–29 580 3.194–220 905 9.11 558 8.766–7 808 10.2–3 580 Commentary on Aristotle, Categories 11.25 495 160b 803 16.25 495 161b 797 1 Corinthians 162a 804, 805 4.7 580 169c–175c 795 11.24 378 201b 790 12.6 545 242c 800 13.12 577 262a 796 15.28 480, 771 264c 811 2 Corinthians 289c 796 3.6 579 Commentary on Aristotle, On Interpretation (ﬁrst 5.7 577 edition) Galatians 31.6–32.6 792 2.19 475 132.3–8 792 2.21 580 Commentary on Aristotle, On Interpretation 4.24–6 289 (second edition) 5.17 579 3.7–4.3 796 Ephesians 3.80.1–6 900 1.9 495 4.2–3 805 3.3 495 18–26,etc. 805 3.16–17 562 71.13–18 811 3.9 495 79.18–20 797 Philippians 79.9–80.6 798 3.6–9 580 79.9–80.9 792 3.13 478 80.1–6 796

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93.1–10 803 167.15–20 799 172.13–22 803 174.14–18 801 185.17–198.21 811 208.9–209.6 795 190.13 796 The Consolation of Philosophy 195.10–196.3 811 1.1.17–21 899 201.2–6 811 1.1.2 806 224.2–9 811 1.1.4 797 225.9–226.22 812 1.2.5 803 225.10–21 811 1.m2.6–7 806 230.8–19 811 1.m2.26–7 806 231.11–232.10 806 1.3.6 800 231.12–232.10 811 1.3.7 800, 811 232.10–11 811 1.3.14 809 241.1–243.9 811 1.4.3 789 251.8–16 796 1.4.5 800 275.4–293.21 792 1.4.30 801 316.12–21 806 1.m5.25–36 801, 811 458.27 796 1.m5.39–41 809 Commentary on Cicero, Topics 1.m5.47–8 808 1041b–d 793 1.5.3–5 809 1048d 793 1.5.10 808 1050b 793 2.1–2 811 1051b 796 2.1.9–19 801 1092d 805 2.2.2–10 801 1098a 796 2.m4.1–8 801 1100a 793 2.5.25–9 806 1100b 796 2.7.4 791 1152c 796 2.8.3 801 1156b 793 3.1.5 806 Commentary on Porphyry, Introduction 3.2–8 809 (ﬁrst edition) 3.2.2–3 800 1.4.17–5.10 900 3.2.10–1 801 7.11–23 798 3.2.12 800 7.11–9.12 799 3.2.13 806 8.1–9.22 797 3.2.14–20 801 8.19–9.6 806 3.2.19–20 801, 809 15.7–11 794 3.m2.7–26 809 31.22–32.1 802 3.3.1 801, 806 Commentary on Porphyry, Introduction 3.8.12 801 (second edition) 3.9.4 800 135.5–13 791 3.9.16 800 136.2–138.3 799 3.9.17–27 801 136.14–17 800 3.9.26 801 137.4–21 800 3.9.32 800 140.18–141.19 798 3.9.32–3 807, 808 142.16–143.7 798 3.m9 800, 803, 808 158.21–167.20 905 3.m9.10–12 802 164.3–167.20 799 3.m9.16–7 804 166.14–21 800 3.10–12 795

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Boethius (cont.) 4.4.23 807 3.10.2–21 801 4.4.28–9 799 3.10.5–16 804 4.4.38–40 809, 810 3.10.22–5 802 4.6–7 810 3.10.23–5 801 4.6.3 811 3.10.24–5 806 4.6.13 806, 811 3.10.36–40 801 4.6.15–16 804 3.m10.4–6 808 4.6.19 811 3.11.7–8 801 4.6.34–40 903 3.11.30–3 801 4.m6.19–24 802 3.11.38 801 4.7.3 801 3.11.39 804 5.1.4 806 3.m11 803, 806, 808 5.1.5 811 3.12.1 799, 800, 806 5.1.12 796, 800, 808 3.12.9 806 5.1.12–18 811 3.12.22 807 5.2.8 804 3.12.25 806 5.2.8–9 799, 806 3.12.29 807 5.3.3–5 904 3.m12.52–58 808 5.3.3–6, 23–7 811 4.1.3–5 801 5.3.29–32 811 4.1.8–9 806 5.3.29–36 812 4.1.9 801 5.3.33–4 807 4.m1 803, 808, 809 5.3.33–6 801 4.m1.25–6 808 5.3.34 812 4.m1.27–8 808 5.m3 803 4.m1.27–30 809 5.m3.20–31 806 4.m1.29–30 809 5.4.1 811 4.2 810 5.4.24–5 505 4.2.5 810 5.4.24–37 798 4.2.26 801 5.4.30–3 807 4.2.32–6 807 5.4.21–37 800 4.2.45 800, 801, 810 5.4.72–5 904 4.m2 809 5.4.80–8 904 4.3.1–13 810 5.4.88–91 904 4.3.14–21 810 5.m4.1–2 811 4.3.7–21 802 5.m4.1–9 800, 811 4.3.8–10 806 5.m4.10–40 905 4.3.11–13 807 5.m4.22–3 806 4.3.15 807 5.m4.26–7 807 4.3.15–21 806 5.5.1 807 4.m3.27–32 807 5.5.3–4 800 4.4 810 5.5.11–12 801, 807 4.4.1 807 5.5.12–20 904 4.4.3–12 810 5.5.21–37 904 4.4.4 801 5.5.38–54 904 4.4.5 810 5.m5.12–15 806 4.4.9 802, 807 5.6.1 505 4.4.17 801 5.6.6–8 808 4.4.22–3 802 5.6.9–14 808

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5.6.9–29 903 Bonaventure 5.6.27–9 811 Commentary on the Sentences 5.6.36 800 i. d. xxiii, a. 1,q.3 902 5.6.44 811 5.6.44–8 812 Calcidius 5.6.46–7 801, 807 Commentary on Plato, Timaeus Introduction to Categorical Syllogisms 3 500 762c 798 4. 58.20–2 500 On Arithmetic 58.26–59.2 69 1.1 791, 797 6 501 1.1.23–45 899 23–5 501, 503 2.2 798 23.73. 6–7 897 On the Categorical Syllogism 23.74. 15–19 897 813b–c 794 24.74.3–4 503 814c 794 26 503 829d 794 29–31 501, 502 On the Catholic Faith 31 502, 503 234–43 802 39 502 On Division 51–4 502 875–876d 804 52 502 877b 796 53 502 885d 796 56 502 888a 799 56.3 499 De hebdomadibus 58 502 17–46 900 92 502 26–43 902 93.146.20–1-> 898 29–40 902 101.152.11–13 897 111–17 801 102 502 On Hypothetical Syllogisms 103 502 1.1.3 793 105 503 On the Musical Institution (ed. 105.154.17–19 897 Moreschini) 119 500 1.1.30 798 126 498 1.2, 151.17–189.11 904 129.3–4 499 (ed. Friedlein) 133 498 1.2 797 142–90 504 2.3 797 176 505 On Various Topics 188 505 1.1.5 [1173d] 793 188.213.1–2 897 2.8.8 [1191a] 793 199 504 2.10.1 [1194b] 805 201.220.18–221.9 898 3.3.5 [1196d] 799 202.221.20–222.6 898 4.13.2 [1216d] 793 213–35 505 The Trinity 213 505 2 797 219 498 2.68–83 899 231.245.3–6 898 2.92–104 902 232 505 4.187–96 902 243.255.4–8 500 4.260–8 902 246.256.14–16 500

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Calcidius (cont.) fr. 37.1 164 264 499 fr. 39 168 268–end 506 frr. 34–9 171 269–70 506 fr. 42 168 272 501, 506 fr. 50 165 276 498 fr. 51 165, 166 278 498, 506 fr. 52 165, 166 283–8 506 fr. 54 166 302.17–18 343 fr. 56 166 295–99 501, 506 fr. 76 168, 550 301 507 fr. 78 168 302.302.9–306.10 fr. 79 168 896 fr. 80 168 302.303.15–304.17 896 fr. 81 168 307 507 fr. 82 168 307.308.14–309.2 895 fr. 83 168 310 506 fr. 84 168 317–18 802 frr. 84–5 168 330–1 506 fr. 96 166 331 506 fr. 107 172 335 501 fr. 107.10–11 166 338 506 fr. 108 170 345.1–5 343 fr. 108 550 345.11–12. 343 fr. 109 170 347.339.1–6 896 fr. 120 449 352–end 501 fr. 124 171 354 506 fr. 125 164 Chaldaean Oracles fr. 130 171 fr. 1 167 frr. 146–8 170 fr. 1 550 fr. 169 164 fr. 1.3 167 fr. 182 166 fr. 1.4 167 fr. dub. 208 171 fr. 1.5–6 167 fr. dub. 223 172 fr. 1.8–9 167 fr. dub. 224 170 fr. 1.10–12 167 Cicero fr. 3 162 Brutus fr. 3 184 306 40 fr. 4 163 315 41 fr. 5 163 Hortensius fr. 6 163, 165, 166 fr. 36 Muller¨ = fr. 58 Grilli = Hagendahl fr. 8 164 1967,test.182 565 fr. 4–8 163 fr. 39 Muller¨ = fr. 59a Grilli = Hagendahl fr. 18 188 1967,test.183 565 fr. 21 165 Letters to Atticus fr. 26 164 9.4.3 50 fr. 27 164 12.13.1 52 fr. 32 166, 168 12.16.1 56 fr. 35 166 12.23.2 52 fr. 37 164, 550 12.44.4 53

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13.13.1 53 The Posterior Academics 13.32.3 53 3 51 Letters to his Friends 11 56 9.8.1 44, 53 12 56 13.1.2 39, 40 13 45 15.4.16 48 15–16 45 On Behalf of Lucius Licinius Murena 18 56 63 47 26 142 On Divination 17 45 1.6 127 30 46 1.70 143 33 46 2.1–3 57 33–4 143 On Duties 35 55 1.2 142 46 42, 43 3.5 142 The Prior Academics or Lucullus On the Ends (of Goods and Evils) 10 57 2–3 59 11–12 54 2.59 52 15 55 2.68 39 16 42, 55 3.3.10 29 17 41 4–5 128 32 39 4.8 55 75 42 4.79 27 77 44 5.16 59 78 43, 44 On the Laws 102 39 1.21 74 108 43 1.39 49 115 57 1.37 49 116–28 57 On the Nature of the Gods 128–41 58 1.6 41 132 41, 128, 143 1.10 61 134 51 1.25–41 38 135 252 2.18 255 137 52 2.118 127 142–6 58 3.95 61 Plato’s Timaeus (Cicero’s Latin On the Republic translation) 3.9 49 1 142 3.10 49 Tusculan Disputations 6.27–8 60 1.22 47, 142 On the Orator 1.24.57 561 1.45 48 1.34 60 1.47 44 1.39 42 1.84 44 1.53 60 3.54–143 48 1.65–6 142 3.67 48 1.79 27 3.71 51 2.9 41 3.110 40 4.10–11 251 9–11 50 4.11 60 51 44 4.43 252

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Cicero (cont.) 2.78–100 256 4.82 60 4.1.1.1–2.1 274 5.32–3 60 4.1.2.1 275 Charisius 4.1.3.1 275 The Art of Grammar (Ars grammatica) 4.1.3.2–3 275 2.16 = Keil, GL 1.240.27 100 4.1.3.2–3 278 Claudian 4.2 272 Against Ruﬁnus 4.2.4.1 273, 274 2.186–96 586 4.3.9.3 272 Clement of Alexandria 4.12.82.1 188 Instructor (Paedagogus) 4.12.83.2 187 1.1.1–3 274 4.12.81.2–4.12.81.3 187 3.9.48.2 280 4.22.136.5 277 3.11.81.2 280 4.23.151.3–152.1 279 Exhortation to the Greeks (Protrepticus) 4.25.156.1 279 ch. 2 270 4.25.156.1–2 278 PG 8.172b–176b 536 4.25.157.2 279 PG 8.912b 536 4.25.162.1 186 12.20.1 534 5.1.5.2–3 277 Miscellanies of Notes of Revealed Knowledge in 5.1.9.2 277 Accordance with the True Philosophy 5.1.11.1 277 (Stromateis) 5.3.16.1 277 1.1.11 23 5.3.16.3 279 1.1.11.1 271, 274 5.3.16.3–4 278 1.1.11.2 270, 271, 272 5.4.19.4 277 1.1.12.1 274 5.6.38.7–39.1 278 1.1.14.4–15.1 274 5.11.67.2 277 1.1.18.1 274 5.11.71.1–5 279 1.2.21.1–2 274 5.12 174 1.6.33.5–6 272 5.12.81–2 177 1.7.37.6 272 5.14 127 1.9.43.1 276, 277 5.14.89.2 278 1.9.43–4 272 5.14.89.4 278 1.9.44.1 272 5.14.89.5–7 278 1.9.44.3–4 273 5.14.89.2–90.1 278 1.21.144.2 – > 271 5.14.92.1 278 1.21.144.4–5 271, 272 5.14.93.4–94.3 278 1.22 111 6.1.1 275 1.28–32 256 6.1.1.1–2 275 1.150–82 256 6.1.1.3–4 275 2.2.8.4 276 6.1.2.1 275 2.11.48.1 277 6.15.125.3 271 2.19.100.3.4 73 6.16.145.4 278 2.20.111.1–2 279 5.32–40 256 2.20.111.3–4 279 7.2.5.4–5 278 2.20.112.1–114.3 279 7.2.7.4 278 2.22.8.4 276 7.16.95.6 276 2.22.131.5–132.2 280 7.17.107.4–6 279 2.3.10.2 276 8 275

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8.3.7.1 276 61.11 65 8.3.5.1–3 277 63.3 65 Commentary on the Nicomachean Ethics (Anon.) 70.12–26 65 64.28ff. 192 70.18 65 65.4–5 192 fr. d 65 127.5–9 147 Corpus Hermeticum (claimed to be by Hermes 150.2–4 156 Trismegistus) Commentary on the Parmenides (Anon.) 1.24–26 122 137a–c3 356 5 189 139b–140b 356 Cornutus 141a5 356 On the Nature of the Gods 142a 356 35.7 505 fr. 2 253 Critolaus fr. 6 184 fr. 12 142 Commentary on Paulus Alexandrinus fr. 13 142 25.22 700 fr. 15 142 33.20–1 700 fr. 17 142 48.5,p.151.8–13 710 fr. 17 142 57.3–5 710 fr. 18 142 65.27–66.4 710 fr. 19 142 68.9 710 fr. 20 142 74.2 710 fr. 21 142 127.5–9 710 fr. 24 142 127.6–23 710 Cyprian 138.7–8, 27 710 An Address to Demetrianus 140.10–14 710 2 22 Commentary on the Theaetetus (Anon.) On Mortality 2.11–12 65 15–16 22 3.2–3 93 3.3–7 93 Damascius 4.21 65 Commentary on Plato’s Parmenides 6.20–5 62 1.3.14–5.23 683 6.29–7.1 65 1.7.10–9.7 682 6.30–41 65 1.9 173 6.31–5 62 1.15.7–16.15 682 7 98 1.16.5–10 683 7.14–20 62 1.19.19–27 682 11.13–12.8 98 2.5.13–7.17 682 11.23 65 2.65.5–68.10 682 14.45–15.5 93 4.13.1–4 685 15.8–16 93 4.13.8–19 686 15.18–23 93 4.14.13–17 686 42.35–45 93 4.16.23–17.4 685 46.43–47.7 93 4.17.24 686 46.43–48.11 93 4.18.3 686 47.19–24 93 4.37.5–9 687 48.25–35 93 4.47.6–7 687 54.38–43 65 4.66.7–17 689 55.8–33 93 4.66.17 689

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Damascius (cont.) 234.2–3 695 4.68.1–69.23 689 Life of Isidorus (ed. Zintzen) 4.70.1–71.6 689 18.102 418 4.71.11–19 690 22 668 4.71.19–72.2 690 29.16–17 420 4.72.3–8 689 fr 106 Zintzen 36, 438 4.72.9–73.22 689 fr.45a (ed. Athanassiadi) 590 4.77.21–25 690 fr. 106,p.83, 5–11 Zintzen = fr.45b 4.78.1–3 689 Athanassiadi 590 4.82.13–83.11 690 54 655, 658: (ed. Athanassiadi) 4.95.6–15 689 56 654 4.95.15–25 690 56 655 Commentary on Plato’s Phaedo (ed. Westerink) 57b 655 1.123.3 349 57c 661 1.143 660 59e Ath. 588 1.172.1–5 674 97a 631 1.172.6–7 674 117 657 1.172.104 674 118b=Photius Bibl. 242.352a11–14 1.271–3 763 657 2.19–22 763 181 Photius 661 2.109.1–3 674 200 Photius 667 Commentary on the Phaedo (ed. Norvin) 371 226 Photius 668 2.143 687 229 Photius 668 2.143.4 447 238 Photius 668 Commentary on Plato’s Philebus 250.2 596 13 693 251.12–14 596 History (ed. Athanassiadi) fr. 277 596 56 588 frr. 288–9 596 76e 596 fr. 330 596 87.1–4 694 fr. 331 596 94.4–5 693 On Principles (eds. Westerink and Combes)` 97–112 685 1.1.4–2.20 675 117a–c 596 1.4.13–5.17 675 136 687 1.5.2–17 679 136.1–5 689 1.6.16–8.5 677 136.8–12 693 1.8.12–20 677 138.1–3 693 1.10.22–4 677 143.1–4 692 1.22.15–19 678 144 692 1.34.1–8 685 151 692 1.56.8–11 678 154 692 1.59.20–3 685 155 685, 687, 694 1.76.3–77.8 680 155–6 695 1.81.8–11 679 185.1–2 693 1.84.18 677 190.1–6 694 1.84.20–1 678 203–14 694 1.91.17–92.10 679 206 693 1.94.13–98.27 677 206.9–11 694 1.94.13–106.22 685 210 693 1.94.15–96.9 678

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1.96.20–23 673: [sic] 3.162.19ff. 38 1.97.7–8 690 3.142.4–6 683 1.98.11–15 677 David 1.98.20 678 Commentary on Porphyry’s Introduction (Isagoge) 1.100.15–101.11 679 31.34–32.2 699 1.102.1–3 690 65.1 699 1.106.23–107.3 679 139.14–16 707 1.107.3–18 679 167.18–169.17 707 1.123.1–10 682 Derveni Papyrus 2.1 173 6.2–3 83 2.1.1ff. 360 6.9–10 83 2.2.11–3.2 360 Dexippus 2.2.11–18 681 Commentary on Aristotle’s Categories 2.10.3–12 673, 681 45.12 158 2.15.1–39.27 681 Didymus 2.15.1–20 678 Commentary on the Psalms 2.15.15–20 679 308.11–14 352 2.17.3–8 680 Dietrich of Freiberg 2.17.17–20 680 De cognitione entium separatorum 2.17.21–18.25 680 23.1 910 2.19.8–9 679 De intellectu et intelligibili 2.20.12 679 1.4.1–2 911 2.22.11–23.6 678 1.4.2 911 2.23.7–22 679 1.8.1–2 910 2.24.1–24 673, 681 1.9.2 909 2.28.14–16 678 1.10.2 910 2.32.5–6 682 3.24.2 909 2.38.8–17 679 Diogenes Laertius 2.39.8–25 679 Lives and Opinions of the Eminent Philosophers 2.43.20–45.12 680 1.21 74 2.48.17–49.22 680 2.11 239 2.51.9 680 3.37 27, 78 2.57.6–11 680 3.48–67 68, 70, 75 2.63.9–65.2 682 3.50–1 81 2.76.2–14 685 3.63–4 79 2.80.6–81.22 682 3.66 27, 28 2.81.1–26 689 4.4 103 2.88.1–97.7 680 4.32 27 2.90.14–91.5 680 5.30 142 2.94.19–26 680 5.31 147 2.95.15 172 7.139–40 463 2.96.6–17 680 7 133 2.98.11–18 679 7.85 826 2.100.1–214.20 680 7.147 250 2.104, 17ff. 364 7.149 127 3.120.1–17 681 7.2 130 3.122.21–124.20 681 Duns Scotus, John 3.136.8–9 673 Opus Oxoniense 3.136.8–9, 14-17 683 1.d.2,q.5,p.187 914

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Elias (or David) 2.17.1 255, 256 Commentary on Aristotle’s Categories 4.7.6–8 186 107.24–7 662 4.11 20 110.12–30 707 4.11.8–9 260 120.23–30 664 4.16 20 120.24–30 705 4.18.1–6 260 122.25–123.11 662 5.1 20 133 27 5.11–16 23 Commentary on Porphyry’s Introduction (Isagoge) 6 379 14.8–10 6.1 22 Empedocles 6.2.14 283 3 b 112 DK 37, 452 6.6.1 271 Epictetus 6.11 270 Discourses 6.13 270 1.1.10 248 6.13.2 270 1.12.7 264 6.13.3 271 1.17.28 264 6.14.9 270 2.19.26 264 6.19 24, 379 2.19.26–7 241, 250 6.19.6 284 3.21.6–7 32 6.19.12 284 Epiphanius of Cyrrhus 7.13 22 Against Heresies 7.22 22 24.1.1–24.10.8 186 7.30 22 26 175 8.1 22, 379 39–40 175 In Praise of Constantine On Faith 2 377 9.35 (= Diels, Dox. 592.9–14) 3.5 384 154 Praeparatio Evangelica Epitoma Photiniana 190 59, 596 9.19 536 Eudorus 11.10 111 ap. Stob. 2.49.8–12 452 11.10, 527a 116 Eunapius 14 37 Lives of the Sophists 15 37 4.1.10 p.8,9–11 325 Eustathius 454 530 ad Od. 455 301 23.220 27 457–8 358 Eustratios of Nicaea 458–9 372 In Primum Aristotelis Moralium ad Nicomachum Eunomius 1.7.69–71 906 First Apology Evagrius 9 495 Gnostic Chapters Eusebius 1.20, 23 819 Against Hierocles 2.35, 36, 45 819 1–2 354 5.12, 17, 19 819 Demonstratio Evangelica On Discrimination 9.17 16 20 819 History of the Church On Prayer 1.11 19 52 819 1.16 19 80 819

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Evagrius Scholasticus f142–6 73 History of the Church 150–53EK 73 1.10 593 3–5 137 1.15 520 5.214–18 218 2.8–17 595 5.5.29 252 3.1–29 595 5.566–7 222 3.12 598 5.611–12 228 3.29 598 5.722–5 219 3.44–4.1 598 5.723 219 5.766 226 Filastrius of Brescia 5.778 220 Various Heresies 5.780 226 3 175 On the Elements According to Hippocrates Galen 1.416–23 222 Causes of Diseases 1.427–32 222 7.21–2 223 1.442–8 223 Causes of Pulses 1.433 222 9.1–7 225 1.460–5 223 Commentary On Hippocrates, Epidemics 1.468–70 223 17b.61–2 221 1.487 223 Commentary on Plato, Timaeus 1.491–8 3.2, 13.3–4 28 On the Errors of the Soul Diagnosis by Pulses 5.58–103 219 8.782–4 220 5.68–9 219 Differences of Pulses 5.67, 98–101 226 2.4 276 On the Formation of the Foetus Elements of Logic 4.701–2 230 13.11 215 On His Own Opinions 14.4 215 1.1–3 226 14.7–8 216 3.1–6 229 16–18 216 6.1–6 229 16.5 217 7.1–5 229 On Affected Parts On Mixtures 8.130–1 229 1.510–18 224 8.154–5 221 1.588–9 219 8.158–61 229 1.598 224 8.421–2 228 1.658–60 224 On Antecedent Causes 1.658–61 224 1.9–10 225 On My Own Books 2.11 225 19.40 219 6.55–6 225 19.49–50 219 6–7.56–90 226 On the Natural Faculties 7.96–114 225 2.7–9 223 8–12.96–161 225 On the Powers [and Mixtures] of Simple Drugs On the Best Method of Teaching (SMT) 1.40–52 219 11.462 220 1.48–9 219 On Prognosis (Praen.) On the Doctrines of Hippocrates and Plato 14.657–61 212

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Galen (cont.) 12.33–13.4 179 On Sects for Beginners 13.8–12 1.72–4 221 14.13–34 The Faculties of the Soul Follow the Mixtures of 20.28–22.28 179 the Body (QAM) 27 180 4.44.12–20 150 Eugnostos the Blessed (NHC iii) 4.772–7 228 3 / v.1 186 4.814–15 71.13–72.6 177 4.815–16 229 Gospel of Truth (NHC i) The Passions of the Soul 3 189 5.14–27 227 Testimony of Truth (NHC ix.3) 5.28 227 56, 1–3 186, 189 5.34 227 Tripartite Tractate (NHC i) 5.37–40 228 5 180, 192, 193 5.40–4 227 51.28–55.14 177 5.43–52 227 115.3–11 193 5.45–53 227 124.32–125.4 193 The Therapeutic Method (MM) Zostrianos (NHC viii) 10.26–7 220 8.5.10–29 183 10.36 218, 219 8.9–10 182 10.39 218 8.9–16 183 10.40–4 218 8.9.17–10.20 182 10.50 218 8.12.4–21 183 10.78–81 217 8.27.9–12 182 10.84 218 8.64–8 546 10.122–3 221 8.64.13–68.13 184 10.375 221 8.66.14–20 185 10.599–604 218 74–75, 78 546 Utility of Parts 74.17–75.21 184 3.465–6 226 Gregory Nazianzen (Gregory of Nazianzus) 4.358–9 226 Dogmatic Poems (Carmina) [Gnostic Texts] 1.2.14.129–31 496 Allogenes (NHC xi) 1.2.15.120–2 495 561.36–7 185 2.1.45 496 49.26–37 185 2.1.45.191–269 484 62.28–63.25 177 Poem on His Own Affairs (De rebus suis) Apocryphon of John (NHC ii) verses 129-209, PG vol. 37. 1038–9. 2.25 177 484 4.19 177 verses 307-321,PG.vol.37. 993–4 484 5.6 177 Letters 6.2 177 1–2 486 6.9 177 4–6 486 6.10 177 29 484 6.33 178 37–39 484 7.30–8.28 178 48–50 487 8.28–9.24 178 Orations 9.28–10.6 178 2.35 389 13.8 178 2.53–6 389 11.20 178 2.69–80 389

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4.100 388 14 476 4.536 389 20 479 4.637 389 26 480 4.640 389 Encomium on his Brother Basil 4–5 487 PG 151.61 b 471 5.23 487 Homilies on the Beatitudes 7 482 6 817 8 482 Homilies on Ecclesiastes 8 484 8.2 479 18 482 Homilies on the Song of Songs 20.12 494 8 (GNO 6. 258, 8) 477 27–31 485 11 GNO 6. 308,5 ff. 478 28.4 494 11 (GNO 6.324, 10) [sic] 477 28.13 494 11 (GNO 6 322, 13–323, 9) 478 28.30 494 11 817 29.2 490, 493 Letters 30.17 817 13.4 471 31.12 392 Life of Moses 38.7 817 2.112–16 475 39 485 2.239 478 39.9 494 On Infants’ Premature Deaths 40.5–6 494 GNO iii/2, 70 473 42 488 On the Inscriptions of the Psalms Sermons 1.6.13 479 34.9 477 On the Holy Trinity 38.7 477 passim (= Ps.-Basil, Epistle 189) Gregory of Nyssa 817 Against Eunomius On the Making of Man 1.45 473 1 837 1.168 476 1 and 2 14, 475 1.180.1 476 8 511 1.270–2 820 16 820 2.6.66 820 On Not Three Gods 2.11 476 passim 817 2.89 817 On the Soul and Resurrection 2.102 817 PG 151.21b 473 2.404 473 On Virginity 2.411 473 3 471 2.582 817 10.1 478 3.1.103–4 817 23 475 3.5.58–60 817 Rebuttal of Apollinarius (Ant. Adv. Ap.) 3.5.59–60 817 217 514 3.6.3 817 To Ablabius Catechetical Oration 16 479 pref. 476 GNO iii/1, 44 479 5 475, 476, 480 Gregory Thaumaturgus 6 476 Or. 6.78.79 285 9 479 Or. 6.97 286 11 476 Or. 14.172 286

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Harpocration [cited by Hermeias] 16.11 449 15T 96 20.8 448, 451 16–17T 96 20.19 441 18–19T 96 20.20 452 Henry Bate of Mechelen 21.5 448 Speculum divinorum et quorundam naturalium 23.2–3 447 8.2.1–12 900 23.8 452 Heraclides the Stoic (ed. Vitelli) 23.10 452 fr. 2.11.1–4 132 24.9 447 Hermogenes 26.1 449 Peri ideon¯ logou 26.2 449 1.1.6 112 26.3, 5 449 1.1.12 112 26.4 449 1.1.17 112 26.4–8 339 1.1.40 112 26.5 447 Herodian 26.6 451 6.7.9–10 21 26.8–9 450 Hesiod 26.9 440, 450, 451 Works and Days 26.11 451 123–5 83 26.21 451 Hierocles of Alexandria 26.22 449, 451 Commentary on pseudo-Pythagoras, Golden 26.23 451 Verses (Carmina aurea) 26.27 451 Proem 4 447 27.1–2 452 1.3 446 27.2 440, 449 1.5, 14 446 27.7 451 1.6 441 27.9 452 1.7 446 27.10 440 1.8 447, 448 27.11 438, 440 1.9 445 On Providence and Fate 1.10 441 214.173a 588 1.12 440, 445 Fragments 1.12–13 443 ap. Photius, Bibl.cod.214, 173a 1.18 451 28 3.4 574 ap. Photius, Bibl.cod.214, 461a 28 3.5 446 Phot. Library co. 214 p. 173a37 Bekker vol 3.8 446 iii.p.130 Henry 588 4.3 446 ap. Procl. In Parm. vi 1058, 21 -1059, 14 8.1 448 Cousin 19, 439 10.1 448 Hippolytus 10.2 449 Refutation of All Heresies 10.3 448 Prologue 1.1.5 35 10.4 448 6.29.2 188 10.24 454 7.19.2 154 11.4 443, 455 Homer 11.19 455 Iliad 11.13–14, 17, 19 455 2.140 249 11. 32 447 Odyssey 11.39 443 13.102–12 328

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Hugh of St Victor 1.24.207 378 Adnotationes elucidatoriae in Pentateuchon, in On the Egyptian Mysteries (De mysteriis) Genesim 1.12.40.19–41.8 171 4.33ab 896 1.13 379 De Sacramentis 1.21 169 1.1.1.187ab 896 2 170 Didascalicon 2.1–2 368 2.5, 29.19–23 896 2.3ff. 368 2.10.90.7–95.14 172 Iamblichus 2.11.96.7–10 674 Commentary on Aristotle, Categories (ed. Larsen) 2.11.96.13–97.2 450 fr. 37 371 3.11.123.11–128.11 172 Commentary on Plato, Parmenides 3.14 340 fr. 2 366 3.14, 132, 4–5 340 Commentary on Plato, Phaedrus 5.4 379 fr. 6 364 5.7 379 Commentary on Plato, Philebus (ed. Dillon) 5.11–12, 14–15 379 fr. 4 361 5.4, 11–12, 14–15, 18 Commentary on Plato, Sophist (ed. Dillon) 378 fr. 1 369 5.14–15 24 Commentary on Plato, Timaeus (ed. Dillon) 5.18 367 fr. 29 362 5.26.239.9–11 449 fr. 34 363 On the Soul (ed. Finamore and Dillon) fr. 35 363 fr.6–7 363 fr. 36 363 fr.23 65 fr. 54 361 fr. 24 355 fr. 55 363 fr.28.379 367 fr. 56 363 fr.37 358 fr. 60 645, 703 7 365 frr. 62–8 365 Ibn Al-Nad´m fr. 63 365 Fihrist (ed. Flugel)¨ fr. 64 362, 365 215.13–14 699 fr. 81 366 243.9–13 871 fr. 87 363 246.11–12 699 fr. 90 365 252.5 699 Exhortation to Philosophy (Proptrepticus) 288.5 713 ch. 3 (pp. 10–16 Pistelli) 455 Ignatius of Antioch Letter to Macedonius on Fate (Letter 8) (ed. Letter to Polycarp Dillon and Polleichner) 2.2–3 187 [gen ref.] 369 3 187 fr. 2 370 6.2 187 fr. 4 370 Letter to the Smyrnaeans Letter to Poemenius (Letter 11) 7 378 [gen ref.] 370 Irenaeus of Lyons Letter to Sopater on Dialectic (Letter 12) (ed. Against Heresies Dillon and Polleichner) 1.11.1 188, 189, 190 [gen ref.] 370 1.2.1 191 fr. 1 Dillon 372 1.2.2 191 The Life of Pythagoras 1.4.5ff. 191

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Irenaeus of Lyons (cont.) John Scotus Eriugena 1.5.1 192 Annotationes in Marcianum 1.6.2 192 10.16–24 898 1.6.4 192 17.12 833 1.7.1 192 57.15 833 1.24.3–7 186 De praed. 1.29–31 175 P. 357b 831 1.29.1–4 176 1.1.358a 832 3.3 191 1.4.360a 831 3.3.366b 831 Jerome 3.7.369d 831 Chronicon 4.1.370a 831 354 385 15.3.413c 831 363 389 15.5.414c 831 375 391 18.1.430c–d 831 2370 538 19.1.436d 831 De viris illustribus E.3.438c 831 11 236 Expositions 38 271 2.168a 837 76 379 4.189 829 101 385, 538, 540 Homilies Letters 10 830 70.4 287 19.294a–d 105 124.4 296 48–50 830, 835 John of Damascus On the Division of Nature Fountain of Knowledge 1.1–33 901 proem. 2.9 859 1.402–533 proem. 43–57 858 1.441a 837, 838 1 859 1.441d 837 1.3 864 1.482c 837 2.22 827 1.443a 838 3.5 859 1.443b 840 3.66 846 1.492a 838 4.14–15 859 1.674–884 901 6.9.11–12b 859 1.1–119 901 20.17 859 2.527a–b 839 26.18–19 866 2.582–952 901 31 857 2.585a 839 38–45 867 3.632d 838 41.25–6 867 3.634b 829 62.20 866 3.678c 839 John of Salisbury 3.681a 829 Metalogicon 3.681c 829 2.17 804 3.689a 839 2.17.16–107 905 3.689b 839 2.17.80–4 900 4.741c 837 John of Scythopolis 4.765c;versionv 840 Scholia on the Divine Names 4.765d 840 PG 4 316a 823 4.771c-d 839

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4.778a 839 1.1 19, 258 4.807a 838 2.2 259 4.816a-817a 3.2 260 Translation into Latin of Pseudo-Dionysius the 3.3 259 Areopagite, Works 4.7 259 Prol. 1031a 830 5.1–4 263 Prol. 1032c 834 5.4 266 Josephus 8.4 267 Jewish Antiquities 9.3 263 18.159 236 10.1 265 19.276–77 236, 258 10.2 265 20.100 237 10.2–3 268 The Jewish War 10.2–5 268 5.205 236 10.3 268 Julian (the Apostate) 10.3–4 268 Against the Galileans 13.2 268 200a 388 13.4 263 235b 388 14.1 263 253a–e 387 18.2–4 267 305d 389 19.4 268 Hymn to King Helios 20.2 264 150cd 358 20.4 267 Hymn to the Mother of the Gods 387 21.6 268 159a–61b 387 23.1–3 262 179c 387 23.2 264 Letters 23.3 262 2 386 25.2 263 2.12.3–5 31 26.5–6 260 8.415c–d 386 28.3 268 12 373 28.4 265, 268 15 386, 388 29 19 16 386 29.3 264 20.452d–453a 387 30 268 26 387 31.6 260 36.422c 388 32.2 262 38 386 33.2 262 43 387 43 268 44 387 43.1 268 47.434d 386 43.2 268 Misopogon 43.2–4, 8 268 362a 386 43.8 268 Panegyric in Honour of Constantius 43.5–6 268 1.33 384 43.6 268 4.130b-131a 520 44.9 262 4.5 535 44.11 268 6 519 46.2–3 19 7.230b 386 46.3–4 263 Justin Martyr 49.5 262, 263 First Apology 52.2 262

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Justin Martyr (cont.) 13.5 262, 266, 267 52.3 268 13.6 266 53.2 263 15.1 258 54.3–4 262 46.2–3 19 54.1–10 262 Dialogue with Trypho the Jew 58.1 265 1.2 258 58.3 263 1.3 260 59.1–60.7 262 1.4 265 59.1 265 1.5 267 59.5 265 1–8 261 60.1–5 265 2 19, 111 60.4 262 2–3 103 60.6–7 265 2–7 19 61.11 263 2.1 261 62.3 262 2.2 258 63.1 263 2.3–6 259 63.5 264 3.4 263, 267 64.5 265 4 263 66 378 4.2 267 Second Apology 4.7 262, 263, 267 1.2 263, 268 5.1 265, 267 4.2 265 5.2, 4 264 5.2 265 5.3 267 6.1 263 5.3–4 267 6.3 265 5.4 263, 265 7.1 266 6.1–2 267 7.3 263 6.2 267 7.3–7 268 7 263 7.5 268 8.1–2 267 7.6 268 11.4–5 264 7.7 268 34.8 264 7.9 268 35.6 258 8.1 267 43.2 264 8.1–3 263 45.4 268 8.5 259 46.7 268 9.1 260 55.1 265 10.1 266 56.1 264, 265 10.1–2 19 56.11 264 10.2 266 60.2 264, 265 10.4–6 263 60.5 264 10.6 265 61.1 264 10.8 263, 266 61.2 264 11 258 62.2 264 12.1 259 62.4 264 12.4 263 69.7 268 13.2 268 88.5 268 13.2–5 19 108.3 265 13.3 266 114.3 263 13.4 263, 267 117.3 268

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120.6 258, 260 31(32) 883 123.9 268 Longinus 124.4 268 On Sublimity (Peri huphous) (De sublimitate) 126.2 263 12.3 105 127.1 263 32.8 105 127.2 263 32.7 105 127.5 264 Lucian 128.3 264 Alexander the False Prophet 128.4 264 43 23 129.1 264 Auction of Lives 129.1, 4 264 3–6 72 129.4–5 264 The Dead Come to Life or The Fisherman 133.6 264 62 105 139.5 268 The Double Indictment or Trials by Jury 141.1 268 34 109 The Dream or Lucian’s Career Lactantius 6–15 258 Divine Institutes The Eunuch 2.2 377 3–4 17 5.2 381, 383 Symposium or The Lapiths 5.2–3 379 39 84 De mortibus persecutorum Lyco [ed. Stork ] 10 377, 379, 381 fr. 8 142 11.30 381 Lydus, John 12–15 22 De mensibus 15 381 1.11 192 16 379 83.13ff. 369 24 381 26 381 Macrobius 34 381 Commentary on Scipio’s Dream 44 381 1.2.13–14 912 Libanius 1.6.25–7 802 Orations 1.14.6–7 804 18.15.7–60 389 1.14.6–9 912 30.7–9 394 1.14.15 543 Liber de Causis Saturnalia 1.1–5 906 9.1.67–71 535 1.13–18 906 Orphic Fragment 1 882 1.64 535 2 881 Maimonides 4 880 Guide of the Perplexed 4(5) 882 3.51 254 5(6) 893, 911 Marcus Aurelius 6(7) 880 Meditations 15 642 1.4 258 17(18) 880 9.1.4 264 19(20) 880, 881 Marinus 21(22) 911 Life of Proclus or On Blessedness 29(30) 882 6.9

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Marinus (cont.) 2.47 821 8 594 3.24–5 816 8.33–6 633 4.4 819 10 595 Letters 10.8–10 633 2.401b 822 12 588 15, PG 91:540 605 12.28 587 Mystagogy 13.1–4 633 Intro.664b–c 817 14–15 595 2.669c 818 19 595 5 816 22.15–21 632 5.680d 818 22.21–7 633 24.713a–b 822 22.29–37 631 On Various Difﬁculties Addressed to John 23 634 7.1081b–c 819 26 173 7.1085a 819 26–7 632 10.1113b 822 28 172, 588 10.1164b–c 824 Maximus of Tyre 21.1248b 822 Dissertations 21.1248a-1249c 822 1.5 106 21.1249b 822 1.8 108 41 820 8.8 168211 108 41.1312a 821 11.2 109 42 820 11.3–4 109 Questions to Thalassius 11.5–11 109 1.61 820 15 108 21 820 25.3 108 59.544c–d 821 26.2 108, 110 Theological and Polemical Treatises 27.8 110 1.12c–13a 826 29.5 109 1.16b–c 826 29.7g 91: [sic] 1.21d 826 37.2 109 1.21d–24a 826 41.2 264 3 820 Maximus the Confessor 3.56b 826 Chapters on Theology and Economy 7 820 1.48 816 14.153a–b 826 1.49 816 14 815 1.54 816 18 815 Dispute With Pyrrhus 23 815 293b 826 Michael Exaboulites [10th cent.] 293b–c 826 Life of Maximus the Confessor 297b–c 820 [gen.ref.] 605 301b–c 826 308c 826 Nemesius 317c 826 On the Nature of Man (De Natura Hominis) Four Centuries on Charity 1.1.3 510 1.36 821 1.1.11–14 514 1.79 821 2.12 543 1.88 821 2.30.71–32.5 913

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4–28 515 fr. 4b.34–9 120 6–13 515 fr. 4b.39–44 120 16–21 515 frr. 5 and 6 17, 120 18.79.8–9 516 fr. 5.2 115 22–5 515 fr. 8.13 116 2.26.10–29.18 514 fr. 9 117, 262 29–34 516 fr. 10a 117 30 516 fr. 11 264, 292 31 516 frr. 11–16 162 32 516 fr. 11.11–16 123 2.32.3–19 514 fr. 12 264 33b 516 fr. 12.13–14 264 33.49 826 fr. 13 117, 264, 505 33.101.6–16 517 fr. 14 264 34 516 fr. 15 89, 90, 293 35–8 517 fr. 16 163, 413 39–41 516 fr. 16.14–17 = Eusebius, PE 11.22, 42–3 517 544b 123 34–44 504 fr. 16.9 124 35–40 463 fr. 17 116, 117, 413 3.38.12 512 fr. 18.9–14 123 3.38.17–20 512 fr. 19 293 3.38.23–39.9 513 fr. 20 413 3.39.12–16 513 fr. 20.5 123 3.42.10f. 514: [sic] fr. 21 89, 118, 124, 292 43.130.15ff. 156 fr. 22 90, 118, 124, 505 5.50.8–16 514 fr. 23 115 Nicholas of Cusa fr. 24 18, 262, 265 De coniecturis frr. 24–8 500 1.10.50–2 905 frr. 24 and 70 19 On Learned Ignorance (De docta ignorantia) fr. 24.3 115 1.22.44.10–45.29 903 fr. 24.5–18 64 2.3.69.1–13 903 fr. 24.51 124 2.6.79.1–18 903 fr. 29.9–10 115 Numenius fr. 24.19–20 116 fr. 1a 262 fr. 24.57 116 fr. 1a.4–5 116 fr. 24.74–76 116 fr. 1c 115 fr. 26 118 fr. 1c4 115 fr. 27.37 118 fr. 1c5 115 fr. 30.3–6 116 fr. 2.7–12 119 fr. 32 122 fr. 3–6 79 fr. 32.6 118 fr. 4a.15–19 120 fr. 37.10–15 122 fr. 4b 115 fr. 37.10–23 122 fr. 4b.9–10 120 fr. 39.3–5 120 fr. 4b.13–20 120 fr. 40a.1–2 121 fr. 4b.20–5 120 fr. 41 117, 121 fr. 4b.25–30 120 fr. 42 121 fr. 4b.30–4 120 fr. 44 121

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Numenius (cont.) 92.4–9 704 fr. 46c 123 101.7–12 706 fr. 47 121 103.10 705 fr. 49 96 109.18–111.2 705 fr. 50 122 110.8–9 699 fr. 52.15–19 191 114.11–12 705 fr. 52.76ff. 123 122.13 705 fr. 56 116 131.12–14 705 fr. 57.1 125 141.2–3 698 t48 96 141.1–3 669 145.6–9 705 Olympiodorus 149.1–3 704 Commentary on Aristotle, Categories 177.8 708 9.5–13 706 187.1–4 708 9.14–30 705 204.8–12 707 14.12–18.12 706 204.15–205.7 698, 708 14.13–18.12 798 205.8–11 708 18.23–22.2 706 208.8–9 708 19.30–35 706 209.15–21 698, 708 22.38–24.4 706 210.8–16 708 48.13–19 401 210.9–11 698 Commentary on Aristotle, Meteorology 210.11–12 707 1.18–20 706 215.10–12 708 3.10–14 707 217.18–19 705 3.34–4.15 706 224.3–8 708 5.16–32 707 264.4–8 704 6.19–30 707 Commentary on Plato, Gorgias 16.15–20 707 0.4, 3.13–17 709 19.20–27 709 0.5–6, 3.21–5.22 709 52.31 697 0.6, 6.1–6 707 75.19–76.5 707 3.1, 23.15 706 118.10–119.8 704 4.6, 5.12–14 701 146.8–13 705 11.2, 655.26 704 153.7 697 [sic] 169.34 697 12.1–2 706 298.18–35 707 17.2–4 706 Commentary on Plato, Alcibiades I 18.2, 103.26–104.2 698 2.80–2 697, 698 26.25 706 3.3–5.1 708 144.7–14 707 5.17–6.1 708 39.1, 197.26–198.18 710 5.29–32 707 39.2, 199.8–10 697 8.5–12 708 199.8–10 659 9.6–7 708 41.9, 214.13–215.11 707 18.1–5 705 44.7, 5–10 706 21.6 705 47.2 781 21.15–21.17 704 48.4, 252.17–253.25 710 37.8–10 708 48.5, 253.26–254.14 710 40.18–41.4 705 243.27–244.1 705 41.5–8 708 46.2, 243.16–244.15 703

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244.6–7 703 7.19 351 244.8–11 703 7.38 92 46.4, 238.16–19 704 Books on the Song of Songs 50.2–3, 263.17–264.26 2.36 292 705 3.9 288 Commentary on Plato, Phaedo Commentary on John 4.1 710 1.19.114 819 4.1–4 708 1.34.244 819 4.3 708, 710 1.155 296 7.4 704 1.255 296 7.5 710 2.2.3 292 8.2–3 708 2.83 296 8.2.1–20 660 13.42.280 819 8.6.10–12 698 19.6 291 8.9 710 19.37–8 296 8.17 707, 710 19.147 292 8.17.6–7 662 19.5.247 819 9.6 710 Exhortation to Martyrdom 10.1 704, 710 47 287 10.7 710 Homilies on Exodus 10.14.8–9 660 2.2 289 10.14 705 Homilies on Ezekiel 10.15 707 6.6 291 11.2 710 Homilies on Genesis 13.4 710 2.6 289 Origen of Alexandria Homilies on Joshua Against Celsus 16 289 1.4 476 Homilies on Leviticus 1.6 529 1.1 289 1.9 352 5.1 289 1.14 287 Letter to Gregory the Wonderworker 2.24 529 3 285 3.58 285 On Principles 3.70 479 Intro.7 286 3.75 295 1.1 291 4.7 529 1.1.6 291 4.12 295 1.1.7 294 4.50 352 1.2.7 293 4.51 287 1.6.1 296 4.66 296 1.6.4 296 4.69 295 1.8.4 295 4.78 529 1.13 294, 295 4.79 354 2.1.1 296 5.20 295 2.1.2–3 295 5.55 289 2.1.3 296 5.57 287 2.3.1 295 6.13–14 285 2.6.3 294, 295 6.47 292 2.6.6 476 6.71 295 2.7.2 289

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Origen of Alexandria (cont.) 1.72–3 251 2.10.6 295 1.82 247 2.11.6 122 2.8 251 3.1.13 287 2.11 251 4.2.4 289 2.12 251, 506, 4.2.7 294 507 4.2.9 290 2.100–2 252 4.3.10 295 3.97–103 255 3.161 249 Pappus of Alexandria 3.180 253 Commentary on Book Ten of Euclid’s Elements Life of Moses 2.3.9.12–13 431 1.75 116 4 431 2.6 245 5 431 2.187 245 6 431 2.188 244 10 431 2.215–16 237 10–11 431 On Abraham 12–13 431 121–2 817 14–15 431 201–7 250 17 431 On the Cherubim 24–36 431 48 252 48–57 434 90 243 77–8 432 128 247 77–81 434 On the Confusion of Tongues 84.8–23 434, 440 31–2 254 Mathematical Collection On the Creation of the World 1.30ff. 431 15 279 1.68–104 431 26–8 243 ‘preface dedicated to Pandrosion book 35 279 3’ 431 135 511 3.84–85 431 146 249 ‘preface to book ﬁve’ 5.304–308 432 On the Decalogue 350 Hultsch 430 15 245 5.350.20 431 35 244 ‘preface to book 7’ 432 58 243 7.97.3–7 Jones 432 81 253 7.119.16–120.12 Jones 430 On Dreams 8 433 1.138 249 8.1022–1028 433 1.60 253 8.1030 433 1.91 251 8.1058 433 2.226–9 254 P’awstos On the Embassy to Gaius 4.4 391 370 237 5.29 391 On Flight and Finding 5.32–5, 37 390 90 251 Philo of Alexandria 91–2 241 Allegory of the Law 174 254 1.18 243 On the Giants 1.20 243 6–9 86

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27 249 2.43 245 49 254 2.51 254 On Mating with the Preliminary Studies 2.51–124 256 74–76 237 2.62 254 On the Migration of Abraham 4.4 254 32.179 463 4.29 254 76 245 4.74 249 80 245 4.90 245 On the Posterity and Exile of Cain Who is the Heir of Divine Things 12 253 61 245 21 253 160 241, 242 27–8 254 240 249 101–2 237 The Worse Attacks the Better 168–9 817 83–90 249 169 254 159–60 253 On Rewards and Punishments Philodemus 1–3 238 Acad. Hist. 27 254 col. xix. 14–16 27 37–9 254 On Anger 40 255 31.31–9 Wilke 147 On Providence On Piety 1.6–9 243 3–17 38 1.7 242 Philoponus, John 2.64 237 Against Proclus, On the Eternity of the World On the Sacriﬁces of Abel and Cain 2.2 746 8 250 3.3 747 57 241 4.5 748 60 252 4.6 747 78–9 253 4.21 747 121 251 5.4 748 On the Special Laws 5.6 747 1.45–9 817 5.18 747 1.66–97 256 6.3 etc. 747 2.13 245 6.8 88 2.229–30 237 6.15 747 3.1–6 237 6.22 747 3.178 252 6.24 746 On the Unchangeableness of God 6.27 746 12 254 7.1 747 47–8 248 7.12 750 103 237 7.14–21 751 168–71 237 9.2 752 On the Virtues 8.3 752 177 251 8.27–11.23 753 Questions and Answers on Genesis 9.6 751 1.1 243 9.9 752 1.42 244 9.10 753 Questions and Answers on Exodus 9.11–17 750 1.15 251 9.20–6 736

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Philoponus, John (cont.) 458.5–7 755 10.5 753 468.26–469.5 751 11.7 754 469.6–10 755 11.10–12 755 546.3f. 343 12.1 750 14.3, 546.5 506, 507 12.17 747 563.14–6 747 13.13–18 754 567.2 747 13.14 754 567.5–7 747 14.15–20 749 579.14–15 736 16.4 748 613.22–617.22 884 26.24–6 746 615.27–616.13 748 29.5–6 746 619.1–620.7 752 31.7–9 746 Commentary on Aristotle, Categories 32.8–13 746 4.23–5.14 797 47.18–48.13 748 5.34–6.2 740 49.9–50.25 748 6.7 740, 741 50.3 747 6.14 740 62.11–65.26 748 49.23–51.21 741 64.14 747 49.24–6 741 69.13–70.1 747 50.23–8 744 76.21–77.3 748 50.6–14 742 78.11–16 747 51.29–52.2 740 79.6–11 747 52.2–8 740 81.1–3 747 52.9–10 741 81.10–2 747 52.31 741 90.24–91.2 747 65.10–11 745 93.11–13 748 65.17–19 745 114.19–116.1 748 65.27–9 745 116.1–117.14 748 67.7–10 741 126.26–7 748 83.14–17 745 128.13–131.25 749 144.28–146.8 740, 747 131.26–132.28 749 145.8–11 740 132.29–33 748 159.8 741 6.14, 151.16ff 507 Commentary on Aristotle, Meteorology 182.5 749 11.34–7 742 243.9–254.12 750 12.25 740 248.19–27 750 12.25–6 740 251.12–252.27 750 39.24–53.27 754 254.19–255.13 750 Commentary on Aristotle, On Generation and 258.22–259.6 751 Corruption 258.24–6 736 1.9–12 744 300.3–303.25, 151.6 753 3.1–4 744 399.20–400.3 751 43.29–44.25 745 408.25–409.3 754 45.5–6 744 409.10–12 754 49.12–14 744 409.12–18 743 50.1–5 738 412.15–414.5 754 50.1–10 744 417.17–419.16 754 50.18–21 745 428.26–445.18 754 75.8–12 745

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84.19–85.5 745 84.64–7 741 85.12 741 114.29–30 741 129.6–14 745 Commentary on Aristotle, On the Soul 136.6–137.3 738 Preface.5 611 147.19–25 745 2.3–6 743 151.5–6 745 2.27–9 741 152.23–153.2. 738 3.11 741 285.25–286.16 739 4.30–2 744 288.18–289.22 744 5.24–32 747 296.14–298.8 744 7.11–19 744 296.17–21 740 7.14–16 740 296.19–21 740 7.15 740 296.19–29 740 9.6–7 745 297.15–24 738 10.16–11.29 739 300.1–4 744 11.7–8 739 Commentary on Aristotle, On the Intellect 1127–8 739 6.20–5 739 9.14–15 745 16.85–6 743 14.28–15.7 743 16.90–6 739 15.9–16.10 743 19.49–50 740 16.10–25 743 19.67–20.69 742, 743 18.18 743 22.21–8 741 18.26–31 742 24.58–65 742 18.27 744 25.6–9 741 21.1–2 744 30.15–7 743 23.28–9 741 32.67–8 745 23.30–2 741 33.82–91 744 24.22–3 741 34.5–35.19 743 25.8–10 743 35.19–20 741 25.23–6 741 36.57–9 745 35.1–3 741 38.84–90 739 37.19–20 741 38.90–8 739 37.19–31 739 38.99–39, 15 744 37.25–6 741 39.1–3 739 38.14–15 741 39.21–7 739 46.28–34 743 40.42–3 744 48.30–49.1 743 42.81–2 741 49.4–10 742 49.55–68 739 50.9–11 742 51.1–2 741 56.2–4 745 51.6–7 740 56.23–4 741 52.21–3 744 56.26–8 740 53.65–54.81 743 56.28–9 740 57.53 740 58.7–17 741 57.62–9 739 58.8–9 741 59.21–4 744 58.9 740 61.85 741 58.13–17 741 64.52–4 743 58.16–17 741 78.2–4 744 58.21–2 743 82.31–2 740 63.11–14 741

1224 Index locorum

Philoponus, John (cont.) 22.14–15 740 63.12–13 741 24.6 740 73.30–1 740 51.25–52.4 745 74.9–10 740 54.8–55.26 736 76.22–77.1 739 56.1–5 739 92.27–95.35 743 56.7–8 740 101.34–102.31 739 56.13–14 741 111.10–11 742 56.14–18 740 115.22–121.10 739, 742 57.8–9 741 118.8–9 741 72.13–6 740 119.23 740 152.6–7 744 119.23–4 740 156.16–17 745 120.10–12 741 162.4–20 740 121.9 741 162.9 740 126.3–34 748 162.13–17 740 126.27 740 163.2–3 740 126.29–32 740, 743 163.2–12 740 126.30–1 741 169.20–8 745 132.29–33 740, 742, 743 184.24–5 745 132.30 740 187.6–9 740 132.31–133.3 744 187.6–13 740 126.30–1 741 189.10–17 745 133.1–2 744 189.10–26 745 137.29–138.9 742 189.13–17 738 138.6–8 742, 743 190.22–5 745 138.8–9 742 190.29–31 745 138.21–3 739 191.9–192.2 736, 750 141.2–4 744 192.24–193.4 741 155.10–17 742, 743 192.31–193.1 740 159.7–18 739 219.19–22 745 162.2–27 742 220.20–5 745 164.26–165.2 742, 743 225.4–226.11 739 216.33–5 741 225.14–16 745 228.16–8 744 225.23–4 741 255.11–5 742 236.29–237.4 744 260.18–25 742, 743 240.1–2 741 265.30–4 744 240.4–5 741 265.31–2 740 298.6–12 744 306.26–8 742 300.6–7 741 306.26–31 744 300.29–301.1 741 306.31–3 744 301.11–12 741 306.36–307.5 744 302.26–303.5 744 Commentary on Aristotle, Physics 303.18–25 744 1.17 744 347.17–18 741 1.23–4 744 402.5–8 741 9.29–30 745 402.7–8 741 16.28 740 403.3–4 741 22 passim 741 428.23–430.10 736, 22.14 740 752

Index locorum 1225

438.5–6 744 26.21–27.6 750 456.17–458.31 736 34.21–35.10 750 458.30–1 734 Contra Aristotelem: 467.1–468.4 736, 752 Contra Aristotelem i 476.17–18 741 fr. 1, 4, 5 754 486.1–4 748 frr. 6–7 754 556.27–8 744 frr. 18–32 754 565.21–566.7 404 Contra Aristotelem ii 639.7–9 734 frr. 37–51 754 703.15–17 602 Contra Aristotelem iii 747.1–3 744 frr. 52–61 754 762.2–9 736 Contra Aristotelem iv 762.7–9 734 frr. 63–72 754 812.22–3 744 fr. 69 752 820.30–821.4 744 (Contra Aristotelem)Philop.ap. Simpl. Cael. Commentary on Aristotle, Posterior Analytics 135.27–8 736 35.22–3 745 Contra Aristotelem v 41.11–42.4 745 frr. 81–107 754 47.25–6 740 Contra Aristotelem vi 48.2 741 fr. 132 752 135.11–15 744 frr. 132–3 752 209.20–1 741 fr. 45 753 283.17–20 740 fr. 56 754 300.4–6 741 fr. 74 752 308.18–19 740 fr. 78 753 332.11–12 741 fr. 79 753 332.5–12 741 fr. 80 753 332.21–2 741 fr. 108 751 332.24–5 743 frr. 109–11 751 Commentary on Aristotle, Prior Analytics fr. 112 751 6.14–18 401 fr. 113 751 6.8–10 28 frr. 114–16 750 Commentary on Nicomachus, Introduction to frr. 115–16 752 Arithmetic frr. 117–18 751 1.1.10 741 fr. 119 752 1.1.41-> 741 frr. 121–2 751 1.1.41–2 741 frr. 121–6 752 1.1.55–6 741 frr. 127–31 751 1.3.17–18 745 fr. 131 753 1.3.22 741 fr. 132 753 1.3.45–54 742 Philostratus 1.5.1–2 741 Vitae Sophistarum 1.7.3–4 745 479 101 1.15.24 741 480 102 1.18.1 741 481 101 1.35.1–2 741 484 102 1.36.4 741 486 102 On the Creation of the World 487 102 17.20–18.6 750 511 102

1226 Index locorum

Photios (Photius) Gorgias Amphilochia 463b 112 1.59 847 464–6 272 1.77 851, 854 464b–466a 809 Bibliotheca 465cd 109 75.52a15–21 399 466d–e 801 109 278 467b–468b 809 111 270, 278 467c–d 801 112a14–24 37 476b–e 810 214.171b22–32 437 477a 810 214.172a22–6 441 480b–481b 809, 810 214.172a23–30 445 482d–e 810 214.172a30–40 446 501b 112 214.172b1–4 453 509d 810 214.172b14–18 454 523a–527b 802 214.173a5–40 438 523c–e 267 214.173a37–9 437 Laws 242.54.338b35–339a7 455 631c 448 251.462a26 441 716d, 717a 347 251.461b6–12 441 5.741c 105 251.460b23–461a23–33 442 6.778d 105 251.461b7–13 445 10.893b–895c 675 251.461b13–17 446 10.895e–896a 743 251.462a2–5, 12–13 446 10.896d–e 85 251.462a7–10, 13–18 446 10.896e–898c 88 251.462a25–7 445 10.896e 174 251.462a25–8 447 10.896e–897a 187 251.462a31–3 453 10.899a7–c1 647 251.462b32–5 454 10.902d–903a 155 251.463a1–4 453 10.903e–904c 155 251.463a19–23 453 Letters 251.463a23 454 2.312e 265 251.463b30–7 444 2.312e 309 251.464a10–15 453 7.341c–d 85 251.464a20–3 454 7.344b 85 251.464a24–39 454 Lysis 251.466a30–4 453 213a 187 251.466a21–8 454 Meno Plato 98a 93 Alcibiades 1 Parmenides 129ce 318 137cff. 309 129c–130c 762 137c4ff. 620 130d4 698 137d2–3 91 Apology 138a6 91 38a5 352 138e4 91 Cratylus 139a3 91 396a2–b3 90 139b4–5 91 396b5–7 90 141e–142a 689 408b 118 142a3–6 91

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142b1ff. 620 274e–275a 274 155e4ff. 620 275d 274 157b6ff. Philebus 159b2ff. 620 20d 801 159e–160b 689 23cff. 76 133a–143a 356 23cd 360 Phaedo 23c–30e 97 65e–66a 277 23c–31b 681 66b2 608 27a8–9 644 67b 277 31b–32a 692 69bc 320, 448 33b2–9 692 69c–d 674 34c–36b 97 69d4–6 662 33b 97 79a 338 39a 345 79a–b 91 42c–43a 692 79c–80a 106 51b–52b 694 79b12 91 51a–53c 693 81c–82e 180 60b–c 801 84a8 91 61a 801 92a6–95a2 406 65a1–5 695 94be 150 Protagoras 100d–101c 770 310d 656 101d 94 356d 97 108c6 608 Republic 113d–114c 802 376e–392c 537 Phaedrus 378d 239 244a–256e 84 379c 455 245c–e 743 380c6–9 455 245c–246a 94, 675 414b–415e 537 245c-246c 60, 122 427e 448 245c5 65 435b 448 246–47 251 439c–441c 448 246a 613 442b–d 448 246aff. 449 444d 208 246a–b 448 445b 51 246a–248e 808 462a–b 638 247a 443 473c–d 259 247c 364, 524, 496d 711 808 504a 448 247cd 308 507a–509c 109 247d 18 508d–509a 92 248a 647 508e3 123 248aff. 364 508e3–4 92 248a3 622 508e3–509b10 89 248c 808 509b 117, 309, 477 248c–e 180 509b–c 122 249c 449 509b9 92 253c–254e 448 510b 94 265b 449 510b–d 94

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Plato (cont.) 28b 443 514–517a 182 28b7–8 501 518 109 28c 87, 265, 363, 453, 494 518e 320 28c2–5 501 527e–530c 205 28c–30a 314 571c 251 28c4 91 580d–581a 448 28d–30a 124 584b–585a 59 29a–42d 808 586a 59 29a 241 586a 105 29c 443 615a–621d 802 29e 242, 311, 443, 475, 624 617d 656 29e1 89 Sophist 30a 688 220a–222b 465 30b 307 245a–b 689 30b–c 453 248e 544 30b6–c1 89 248e–249b 184 30c1 89 254d–255a 312 31b–32b 802 255c 148 31c3–32d7 499 Statesman 32c 443 258e 174 34a–b 265 269b–275a 525 34b 307 269c–274d 88 35a 87, 308 269d1 88 35a–37c 739 269d8–9 88 36b 265 272d 119 36b6–d7 502 272e6 88 36c 363 273c6 88 37a2–b3 502 273d5 88 37b6–c3 503 281c–e 644 37d–38e 203 283c–285c 97 37e–38a 824 303e 109 38e–42e 208 Symposium 39e 124 180e 103 39e–40 465 201e–202d 84 41a 178, 453 202d–203a 82 41a–b 443, 749 202e3 168 41b 265 209a 311 41c–42d 447 210a 85 41d 446 210a–e 94 41dff. 475 210a–212a 182 41e 95 210bd 316 41e–42e 95, 96 211e 85 41e1–2 449 Timaeus 41e2–3 504 27c4–5 27 42e 5-6 16, 443 27d 79, 308 43cd 364 27d5–29d3 499 45b–d 475 28a 447 46c–d 644 28a2–3 342 47b–c 209

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47e 500 1.1.4.1–13 686 49a 548 1.1.11.8–15 340 49a–51b 169 1.1.7 318 49a6 85 1.2.19 319 50b–c 242 1.2 280, 371, 720 50c 242 1.2.2–3 320 50d-> 548 1.2.3.11–21 320 51a7 85 1.2.3.27–30 353 52a 241 1.2.6.17 448 52c 242 1.2.7.2–6 660 52d 176 1.2.7.10–12 321 52d–53b 688 1.2.7.19–21 321 53b 688 1.3 369, 372 53b2 343 1.3.1.1–6 321 53c–55c 95 1.3.6.6–7 320 64c7–d3 692 1.4 319 69c–72d 206 1.4.3.18ff. 319 69c–d 447, 448 1.4.3–4 319 69c–72c 96 1.4.4.25–6 321 69c7–8 96, 116 1.4.12 319 70a 448 1.4.14.19–22 321 70d 448 1.4.16.11 377 76e–77c5 342 1.4.16.17–19 321 77b–c 28 1.4.16.20–9 160 87a 448 1.5.5.3 304 89e 448 1.6 474 90a–d 98 1.6.2–3 315 90c–d 209 1.6.5 316 90e 475 1.6.8 249 90e–92c 96 1.6.8.8–16 319 92c 445 1.6.9 123 Theaetetus 1.8 403, 480, 721 76b 62 1.8.1 304 144b 105 1.8.2.9–11 317 145c–e 93 1.8.2.1–7 310 150c7–8 92 1.8.2–3 313 151e 662 1.8.4.14 304 176b 98, 174, 182, 279, 719 1.8.4.19–26 313 176b1 414 1.8.4.5–34 320 176a–b 452 1.8.4.14–32 320 Ps.–Plato 1.8.5.12 480 Deﬁnitions 1.8.9 320 412d 801 1.8.13.19–21 320 Epinomis 1.8.14.27–49 320 984d–5c 86 2.1–2 Plotinus 2.2 97 Enneads 2.2.1.1 157 1.1.2 549 2.3.2 710 1.1.3.23–24 684 2.3.9 318

1230 Index locorum

Plotinus (cont.) 4.2.12.17 528 2.3.18.16–17 445 4.3.6 318 2.4.12.6–16 313 4.3.6.10–17 314 2.5.4–5 313 4.3.6.13 321 2.7.3 314 4.3.82 337 2.7 512 4.3.8.9–10 454 2.8.37 525 4.3.8.30–35 443 2.9 181, 182, 304 4.3.9.14 337 2.9.1.12–16 181 4.3.15 366 2.9.1.30 177 4.3–5 [27–29] 336, 337 2.9.2.4–18 684 4.4.2.11 415 2.9.6 117 4.4.8.9–16 763 2.9.9.23–25 454 4.4.19.25 560 2.9.10.19–33 182 4.4.40.1–4 451 2.9.11.14–30 182 4.4.40–4 346 2.9.15.14–17 320 4.6 315 2.9.17–20 181 4.6.1–2 544 3.1 463 4.7 307, 308 3.2.1.21–3 453 4.7.2 308 3.2–3 369, 463 4.7.5.20–24 308 3.2.4, 13 367 4.7.6 308 3.2.5.26 480 4.7.8.5 762 3.2.7.23–7 318 4.7.9–10 308 3.2.10.15–19 454 4.8 319 3.2.11.8 443 4.8.1.1ff. 321 3.2.13.1–4 454 4.8.1.26ff. 306 3.2.13.14–15 322 4.8.2.19–26 321 3.2–3 296 4.8.3.14–19 321 3.3.7.37–9 823 4.8.3.25–30 313 3.4 319 4.8.4 180 3.4.1.1–3 313 4.8.4.31–35 447 3.6 338 4.8.5.24–27 318 3.6.5 366 4.8.6 528 3.6.7–19 313 4.8.8 245, 315 3.7.11 314 4.8.8.2–3 684 3.8 314 4.8.8.12–13 684 3.8.2–3 314 4.9 308, 410 3.8.4 314 4.9.3 318 3.8.4–5 314 4.9.3.1–9 322 3.8.4.4–10 314 4.11.4.5 463 3.8.4.31–43 314 4.11.4.33 463 3.8.5 313 5.1 307 3.8.7.1–2 837 5.1.1.1–29 318 3.8.7.17 774 5.1.1.27–28 320 3.8.8–11 312 5.1.1.28 318 3.8.11.40 728 5.1.2 307 3.9.1 304 5.1.2.26 307 3.9.3 123, 182 5.1.2.28–40 307 4.2 308 5.1.2.49–51 307

Index locorum 1231

5.1.3–4 308 5.6.6.20–1 544 5.1.3.7f. 353 5.7.3.19 312 5.1.4.26–9 838 5.7.2 340 5.1.4.26–33 309 5.8 316 5.1.5 309 5.8.1 316 5.1.6 293, 545 5.8.2.31–5 319 5.1.6.3–6 310 5.8.4–8 317 5.1.6.19–22 312 5.8.5 182 5.1.6.27–39 310 5.9.7–9 309 5.1.7 312 5.9.8 312 5.1.7.19–27 768 5.9.10ff. 304 5.1.7.36–49 313 5.9.10–14 312 5.1.7.49 305 5.9.10.1–2 313 5.1.8 309 5.9.10.11–15 312 5.1.8–9 306 6.1 314 5.1.10–11 313 6.1–3 371, 723 5.1.12.5ff. 763 6.2 312 5.2 545 6.3.2.25 545 5.2.1 292, 312 6.3.8 157 5.2.1.14–18 313 6.3.8.20 314 5.2.1.22–8 313 6.3.15.24ff. 314 5.2.2.26 545 6.4 335 5.2.2 314 6.4–5 308, 335 5.2.9–10 776 6.5 335 5.3 316 6.6.15–16 312 5.3.1.1–12 316 6.7.1f. 342 5.3.2–9 317 6.7.4–5, 7 318 5.3.5 316 6.7.7.30–1 783 5.3.5.1–48 316 6.7.7.8–16 340 5.3.10–11 312 6.7.11.3–4 313 5.3.12.45 249 6.7.12 177 5.3.13.33 769 6.7.17.6–43 184 5.3.14 317 6.7.34 322 5.3.15.28–30 726, 728 6.7.36.6–21 322 5.3.17.34–7 255 6.7.36.15–21 322 5.3.17.39 784 6.7.37 315 5.4.1–2 310 6.8 641 5.4.2 309, 315 6.8.3.19–22 454 5.4.2.8–9 312 6.8.13.50 318 5.5 316, 335 6.8.14.41–42 255 5.5.1 544 6.8.15.1 776 5.5.1–2 316 6.8.15.21 255 5.5.1.1–6 316 6.8.17.9–11 453 5.5.1.12–19 316 6.8.16.32 315 5.5.6 477 6.8.20.19–23 641 5.5.6.2–14 769 6.9 474 5.5.6.15 477 6.9.1.20 304 5.6 309 6.9.3.36–45 317 5.6.5.8–10 311 6.9.3.49–54 317

1232 Index locorum

Plotinus (cont.) 943a 91 6.9.4.15 321 944c–d 83 6.9.4.1ff. 477 On Fate 6.9.6.34–42 318 572f–574d 95 6.9.6.52 315 On Hearing 6.9.7 322 37c–f 108 6.9.7.20–3 452 On Isis and Osiris 6.9.7.22–6 395 351c–d 83 6.9.11.32 315 351e 84 6.9.11.38–42 322 355b 84 6.9.12 119 355d 84 Plutarch 355d–358e 85 ad Principum Ineruditum 359a 84 780d–e 19 359d 85 Eroticus 360d 85 242e2 84 361d 85 363e–f 84 364d–365b 85 752a 84 366c 85 764a 84 368d 85 764d 84 369a 85 764e 84 370f 87 Matters Relating to Customs and Mores 370f 85 391b–d 79 372e 85 550d–e 83 374e–377c 85 740c–d 95 378c 85 1015b 83 On Monarchy, Democracy and Oligarchy On the Birth of the Soul in the Timaeus 827b 19 1012f–1013a 502 On Moral Virtue 1013a–b 72 411f. 249 1013d–e 87 On the Obsolescence of Oracles 1014a 87 415a 82 1014a–c 87 416c 83 1014a–1015b 88 416e 83 1014b 87 416f–417b 83 1015a–c 87 417b 83 1017b–d 88 427a–428a 95 1019e 74 431b 83 1019f–20c 72 431e–432f 83 1020c 74 432c–d 83 1022f 87 On the Sign of Socrates 1023b 72 588d–589c 86 On Common Conceptions against the Stoics 589b 86 1078b 512 589c 87 On the Delays of Divine Vengeance 591b 92 550d–e 98 591e 86 On the E at Delphi On Stoic Self-Contradictions 391b–c 82 1040ab 260 On the Face Which Appears in the Orb of the 1050a 247 Moon 1050c 247 942f 92 Platonic Questions

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999c 87 19.1–3 342 1000d–e 92 19.15 342 1000e 87 45.21–49.4 344 1001a–b 249 Isagoge 1003a 87 4 468 Lives: 7.19–27 707 Comparison Aristides and Marcus Cato Launching Points to the Intelligibles (Sententiae) 22 14 3.2.4 336 Comparison Lysander and Sulla 4.2.6–9 336 26 29 10 500 Life of Cicero 16 341, 342 4 71 18 342 Plutarch of Athens (ed. Taormina) 22 531 fr. 2 608, 610 27.16.16 336 fr. 3 609 29 339, 354 fr. 4 609 29.18.9 336 fr. 5 609 29.19.2 336 fr. 6 610 30 335, 344 fr. 9 609 31 335 fr. 11 610 32 371, 448, 660, 719 fr. 12 610 32.24.5–6 448 fr. 14 610 35.40.15f. 342 fr. 15 609 43 544 fr. 16 609 43.54.18–19 342 fr. 17 609 44 544 fr. 29 611, 614 55.5f. 342 fr. 33 614 Life of Plotinus fr. 34 614 1 321 fr. 35 614, 615 1.3–4 318 fr. 39 611 2 481, 526 fr. 49 611 2.26–7 302, 551 fr. 56 613 3 125 fr. 59 608 3.16–17 303 fr. 60 608 3.24ff. 304 fr. 62 611 3.33–5 302 fr. 63 612 3.37–8 303 fr. 65 612 4–6 304 Polycarp 4.13–14 304 The Letter of Polycarp to the Philippians 7 80 8–9 187 8.1ff. 304 Porphyry 8.6 303 Commentary on Aristotle, Categories 8.19–24 303 59.17 148 8.51 305 141.14 796 9.5ff. 303 Commentary on Ptolemy, Harmonics 10 302 12 77 10.33f. 349 13.15ff. 342 12.1–8 303 13.21–14.29 79 13.10f. 335 13.27–31 345 13.11 511 15.18–28 342 14 31, 70

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Porphyry (cont.) 2.44 348, 534 14.15–16 302 2.45 347 15.1f. 350 2.46.2 378 16 24, 117, 181, 182, 185, 546 2.47.3 378 16–17 303 2.50.1 378 17 65, 80, 125, 136 2.52.3 378 17–21 67 2.58.1 378 18.4–19 332 2.61.1 347 18.8f. 334 4 348 18.8–19 308 4.5.3 348 18.13–14 335 4.20.3 348 18.20 304 On the Cave of the Nymphs in the Odyssey 19 326 11 339 19–20 301 On Knowing Yourself 20–1 77 fr. 264 342 20.25–36 302 On the Return of the Soul 20.71–6 72 ap. Aug. Civ. 10.9.13–45 380 21.1–9 72 ap. Aug. Civ. 10.29.11 380 21.24 380 ap. Aug. Civ. 151.32 380 22 23, 302 On the Soul Against Boethus (ed. Smith) 23 23, 72, 395 fr. 243f 149 23.13 327 Philological Lecture 24 24, 30 P. 56 328 24.2–3 305 To Gaurus on how the Embryo is Ensouled 24.6ff. 305 10.4 337 Miscellaneous Enquiries 11.4 337 fr. 259.130 340 39.10–40.28 fr. 260.27 336 42.5f. 339 fr. 261.57–62 336 42.14f. 340 fr. 261.43 336 42.29 345 On Abstinence From Eating Animals 47.20f. 341 1 378 48.3 340 1.1–4 378 48.7 340 1.2 378 48.22 341 1.27 349 48.28 342 1.39.115.9 335 50.2 340 2.3 349, 378 To Marcella (ed. Nauck) 2.3.1 378 1.273.13 327 2.5.3 382 1.275.19 327, 351 2.9.1 347 4.107.8–9 347 2.20.2 378 11 349 2.24.1 347 12 347 2.26.5 378 13 347 2.38–46 24 16.284.24–5 349 2.28.2 349 18.286.3–4 349 2.41.5 347 18.286.6–8 349 2.42.3 378 19 349 2.43.1 378 Fragments (ed. Smith) 2.43.2 348 fr. 1 352

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fr. 11f. 345 fr. 286 329 frr. 4.62–3 529 fr. 286.6–7 347 frr. 34–5 354 fr. 287 329, 339 fr. 35 354 fr. 290 339 fr. 39 112 fr. 288 329 fr. 43 351 fr. 288a 329 fr. 45 351 fr. 289 327 fr. 46 351 fr. 340 327 fr. 51 (ed. Sodano) 327, fr. 340a 327 344 fr. 341 327 fr. 54 351 fr. 341a 327 fr. 68 353 fr. 343 353 fr. 69 352 fr. 344 353 fr. 73 352 fr. 345 354 fr. 74 352 fr. 345a 354 fr. 75 (ed. Sodano) fr. 346 327, 354 342 fr. 350 170 fr. 77 353, 530 fr. 366 334 fr. 84 529 fr. 367 333, 334 fr. 85 353 fr. 441 335 fr. 86 353 fr. 441.10–4 327 fr. 89 354 fr. 446 355 fr. 90a 354 Testimonies (T.) (ed.Smith) fr. 91 354 1T.64 355 fr. 92 354 1T.104–5 327 fr. 94 354 2T.4 326 fr. 119 342 2T.3 355 fr. 120 79 6T 355 fr. 146 343 6T 357 fr. 163 329 12T 325 frr. 165–6 329 28T 327 fr. 170 343 29T 327, 329, 355 fr. 220.5 336 30T 351 fr. 223.7 328 33aT 355 fr. 223.17 334 34T 355 fr. 232 331, 333 38T 355 fr. 236 332, 343 39T 355 frr. 242–4 338 189T 331 fr. 243 338 192T 331 fr. 247 338 190T 331 fr. 253.114f. 336 231T 331 fr. 255 342 233T 332 frr. 256–963 332 238T 332 fr. 259.126 337 240T 332 fr. 261.48 336 239T 332 fr. 261.56f. 336 265T 332 fr. 264 341 Posidonius fr. 273.18 355 fr. 85 EK 72 fr. 284 334 fr. 151 EK 72

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Priscian of Lydia 6.1043.9–24 638 Commentary on Theophrastus 6.1048.11–1051.33 682 5.10–19 763 1049.37ff. 620 21.32–22.1 762 6.1051.27–1064.14 649 22.1–23 763 1053.36–1055.25 612 26.29–28.4 761 6.1058.1 611 29.26–30.15 761 6.1061.20ff. 620 31.15–16 761 1061.20–31 619 32.13–14 761 6.1063.18–1064.12 621 Solutions to Chosroes Metaphrase of Theophrastus, 1063.20–1064.13 620 Physics 6.1066.16ff. 361 42.25–52.22 757 6.1085.10–1086.7 649 52.21–2 757, 761 6.1108.19–29 676 52.25–58.29 758 6.1119.4–1123.18 688 53.5–7 757, 761 6.1119.10 691 59.3–63.21 758 6.1142.9–15 649 63.24–68.11 758 7.1144.16–20 638 68.14–69.16 758 7.1145.29 642 69.19–76.20 758 7.1146, 8–11 642 77.3–88.7 758 7.1151.17–18 643 88.10–93.27 758 7.36.8–28 361 94.3–98.23 758 7.517.43 676 94.9 758 7.511.63–70 638 98.26–104.6 759 7.519.2–14 645 Proclus Commentary on Plato, Republic Commentary on Plato, Alcibiades 1 1.11.24–8 709 11.3–12 634, 635 2.3.18–23 703 14.3–5 634 2.64.6 587 328 775 2.96.2–4 631 Commentary on Plato, Cratylus 2.96.11 65, 98 19.12 169 2.246.23 170 71.31.24–32.5 665 Commentary on Plato, Timaeus 100.19–25 170 1.2.30–4.5 79 Commentary on Plato, Parmenides 1.10.13–12.25 644 1.618.2–9 630 1.20.27–21.8 622 1.618.3ff. 619 1.76.30–77.23 69 1.618.4–9 631 1.77.22 125 630.15–645 501 1.77.26ff. 622 641.6–8 649 1.143.19–22 644 1.646.16–647.15 632 1.161.21 446 2.735.18–736.6 688 1.162.12–13 65, 98 2.735.25 691 1.204.17–18 69 3.788.8–19 645 204.18–24 69 800.19 161 204.156–18 69 4.844.11–845.15 689 1.211.1–2 170 4.844.25–26 690 1.218.28–219.30 27 847.19–29 169 1.223.1 543 965.10ff. 505 1.252.11–254.18 645 5.972.29–973.11 645 1.261.19–28 643

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1.266.21–268.24 645 13 638 1.266.28–268.24 664 15 642 1.270.12 and 19, 690 17 642 1.288.14–27 443 20 911 294.28–295.19 645 23 646 1.303.27 89 24 646 1.308.18ff. 362 25 639 1.310.4–15 622 27 776 1.314.22–315.4 622 28 640 1.321.10–12 445 29 639 1.322.18–323.22 622 30 641, 773 1.325.10–328.12 688 31 641, 774, 909 1.326.1 71 33 641 1.362.2–7 444 34 639, 909 1.371.4–5 444 35 773 1.381.26–7 71 39 774 1.383.1–22 688 40 641 1.385.17–388.28 688 42 641 1.387.14 690 42–3 643 394.16–22 343 44 642 394.17 343 46 641 1.415.19–416.5 89 56 781 415.23 90 56–7 906 1.439.29–440.16 344 57 638, 779 2.37.33–38.16 802 57 638 2.96.6–7 621 64 646 2.105.26–106.9 622 65 640 2.153.29 71 67–9 906 2.273.23–26 621 72 638 2.273.23ff. 622 75 644 2.352.5–8 505 83 642 2.352.11–16 505 90 909 3.14.18–19 622 92 909 3.14.18ff. 623 92–3 909 3.35.25–6 621 101 779, 911 3.35.25ff. 622 102 911 3.212.8 71 103 527, 624 3.234.9ff. 366 112 881 3.245.22–4 446 113 647 3.247.26–248.5 622 116 647 3.298.2–299.9 742 122 650 3.318.13ff. 622 122.108.1–4 881 3.334.3–27 633 123 647 3.335.24–5 760 123.110.4–9 682 3.338.6–7 760 124 783 3.340.14–5 760 162.140.28–142.3 682 Elements of Theology 172 910 11 637 173 910 12 638 174 445, 910

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Proclus (cont.) Ps.-Clement 177 740 Homilies 186 643 2.32 539 191 760 Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite On the Eternity of the World, against the The Celestial Hierarchy Christians 1.2.121b 786 Procl. ap. Philop. Aet. 151.2–295.21 2.3.140cd 785 752 2.3.141a 785 On the Existence of Evils 2.3.141c 775 30–5 633 2.3.141c 785 35 722 3.2.165a 782 50.30 779 3.3.301d 782 On Providence, Fate and What Depends on us 10.2.273ab 786 20.16–17 640 The Divine Names Platonic Theology 1.2.588cd 781 1.1.6.16 633 1.3.589ab 769 1.1.6.19 325 1.3.589c 770 1.2.9.8–19-> 651 1.4 817 1.2.9.20–7 632 1.4.592cd 769 1.3.13.6–8 634, 635 1.4.592d 769, 784 1.4 632 1.4.593a 768 1.4.20.20–33 649 1.5.593c 769 1.6 648 1.5.593c 772, 784 1.6.27.4–7 648 1.5.593cd 770 1.6.28.9–12 648 1.5.593d 774, 777 1.11 649 1.6.596bc 785 1.11.49.3–18 650 1.6.596c 771 1.15.75.8–15 444 1.7.596c 771 1.22 639 1.7.596d–597a 771 1.32–55 501 2.1.636c 772 2.5.37.24–25 676 2.1.637c 772 2.5–6 639 2.1, 5 817 2.6.41.2–5 639 2.3.640b 772 2.12.71.13–17 648 2.4.641a 784 2.12.72.4–7 648 2.7.645a 771 2.31.4–22 501 2.8.645d 771 3.4–6 682 3.8.645d 824 3.21 361 4.1.693b 777 4.17.52.11–14 455 4.1 817 5.16 689 4.1.693b 781 5.31.114.1–10 4.4.697c 772 691 4.4.700b 774 Prolegomena to Platonic Philosophy 4.7.701c 775 (anon.) 4.7.704b 775 10–11 707 4.7.704a 775 12 705 4.7.704ab 775 13–19 78 4.8.704d 775 19.5–9 701 4.8.704d–705A 782 24–6 700 4.9.705ab 783

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4.10.705c–708A 775 9.5.912d 772 4.10.705d 774 9.5.913b 772 4.10.708a 775 9.9 817 4.10.708a 782 11.2.949d 784 4.10.708ab 776 11.6.953d 780 4.10.708b 777 11.6 817 4.12.709d 782 13.2.977cd 772 4.12.709d 782 13.3.980d 773 4.13.712ab 776 13.3 818 4.14.712c 777 The Ecclesiastical Hierarchy 4.14.712c–713a 777 1.2.373ab 786 4.15.713ab 782 1.4.376b 786 4.15.713ab 782 1.5.376d–377a 786 4.17.713d 775 4.3.5.480bc 786 4.18.716a 777 3.3.11.440c–441a 778 4.19.716c 778 Letters 4.20.720b 778 3.1069b 786 4.20.720bc 778 5.1073a 784 4.22.724b 782 9.1.1105bc 786 4.23.725b 778 The Mystical Theology 4.27.728d 778 1.1.1000a 784 4.28.729a 778 1.2.1000b 769 4.30.732a 779 1.3.1001a 769, 784 4.32.732d 779 2.1.1025b 784 4.34.733c 778 5.1048b 769 4.34.733d 778 5 818 5.1 818 Ps.-Galen 5.1.816b 779 9–15 36 5.1–2 817 18 36 5.2.816c–817a 781 Ps.-Philoponus 5.3.817a 780 Commentary on Aristotle, On the Soul 5.3.817b 780 464.18–465.12 763 5.4.817c 823 Ps.-Plutarch 5.4.817d 771 2.6 72 5.7.704b 772 4.2 72 5.8.824a 824 15.32.9 37 5.8.824c 771, 819 Ps.-Tertullian 5.10.825b 823 Against all Heresies 7.2.868bc 783 2.7 175 7.2.868c 783 Against the Valentinians 7.2.868d 784 5.1 236, 258 7.2.869a 785 Psellus, Michael 7.2.869bc 784 Chronographia 7.2.869c 783 3.34 847 7.2.869c 783 Letter to John Xiﬁlinum 7.3 817 4 864 7.3.872a 772, 783 5 866 7.3.872b 784 Philosophica minora 8.7.896ab 781 2, opus 49 846

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Psellus, Michael (cont.) 103.18 200 1.446.28 161 152.9 200 Theol. Opusc. Planetary Hypotheses 97, 379, 25–9 Gautier 344 1 200 Ptolemy (the Mathematician) 2 208 Almagest (Syntaxis Mathematica) 2.4–5 198 Preface 422 Tetrabiblos (or Apotelesmatika) 1.1 198, 202, 203, 204, 205, 208 1.1 200, 205, 209 H4 202 1.1–2.1 425 1.1,H5 203 1.2 204 1.1.H5 203 1.3 428 1.1. 6.16–17 (ed. Heiberg) 1.13 205 428 3.11 206 1.7 205 3.1 204 Qur’an 8.8–9 427 55.6 874 9.2, 208–213 425 31.4–5 427 Ratramnus of Corbie 471.9–10 728 De Anima ad Odonem 506.5–10 728 8.114.1ff. 898 Conspectus rerum naturalium 4.74 200 Sallustius Geography On the Gods and the Cosmos 1.1 205 3 352 Harmonics 7.1–2 354 1.1 202 Seneca 3.2 199 Moral Epistles to Lucilius 3.3,D94 203 41.5 249 3.5,D96.25–6 204 58 73, 74, 79 3.5 205, 206, 207, 208 58.20 506 3.5,D97 208 65 73, 74, 79 3.6 202, 208 65.7–10 79 3.7 205 65.7 89 3.8–9 205 92.30 250 94.9–20 (ed. During)¨ 422 Natural Questions On the Faculty of Judgement and the Leading Part 1.Pref.13 255 of the Soul (On the Kriterion)¯ (ed. On Anger Lammert) 3.3.1 252 1 203 On Beneﬁts 4–5 201 6.29 251 5 428 On the Happy Life 6 204, 428 24.1 251 6–7 207 Severus 16 203 6T 88 Optics Sextus Empiricus 79.15 200 Outline of Pyrrhonism (PH) 79.18 200 1.19–20 316 80.14 200 1.94 316 103.15 200 1.220 42

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1.235 45 159.32–3 30 3.15 225 187.10 73 3.32 37 300.9ff. 722 Adversus Mathematicos (M) 302.5ff. 724 1.98 107 306.13ff. 724 7.35 201 312.10–11 724 7.310–12 316 312.22ff. 724 9.360–364 37 322.13ff. 724 10.248ff. 191 334.1–3 32 Sidonius Apollinaris 364.7ff. 724 Letters (Ep.) 373.7–32 149 1.2 594 379.6–10 148 9.13.8 100 379.8–12 724 Simplicius 416.32 721 Commentary on Aristotle, Categories 418.17 721 1.8ff. 716 435.24 716 1.9–10 400 In Praedicamenta Aristotelis 1.18 722 7.229–30 914 1.18–2.2 759 7.237 914 1.22–2.3 717 7.280–1 914 2.12 716 7.236–7 914 2.25 373 7.277 914 2.30–3.4, 11–16 718 Commentary on Aristotle, On the Heavens 3.2–10 722 1.1 729 3.4–11 722 1.1–3 716 3.5 718, 722 1.24–2.1, 5–7 729 3.10–13 715 2.1–4 729 7.23–9 715 2.5 729 7.23–32 662 2.7 729 7.30–2 716 2.8–9 729 8.15 716 2.9–10 729 9.4–13.26 723 4.25–7 729 9.5–11.1 716 13.21 729 11.23 148 20.11 729 12.26–8 719 25.22–38.5 735 13.13 148 25.26–30 714 15.14–18 718, 723 25.29 716 15.27–16.4 148 26.17–19 730 17.1–4 723 26.18–19 711 17.29 723 32.1–11 729 18.25–6 716 35.12–13 726 21.1–21 723 42.17–49.25 735 30.2 722 56.26–59.23 735 30.1–5 147 66.33–67.5 731 63.22–6 148 66.8–70.19 735 78.17–20 149 70.2–9 405 82.14 158 70.34–91.20 735 138.25–139.10 724 71.20 405 157.26 724 72.10–16 405

1242 Index locorum

Simplicius (cont.) 125.12–36 762 78–80 729 128.22–9 762 87.3–11 739 136.25–9 760 89.22–90.9 749 136.29 712 93.16–17 729 167.22–32 762 117.24ff. 730 168.8–15 762 119.7 733 187.27–188.14 763 119.7–144.4 735 205.32–9 762 134.9–136.1 749 217.23 760 135.29–31 730 247.23–26 149 140.32–3 714 247.23–26 344 156.25–201.10 735 2889.40–290.6 763 159.3–9 717 Commentary on Aristotle, Physics 168.18 716 1 716 226.19–20 725 1.7–8 726 271.13–21 662, 664, 738 1.1–3 716 279.16–20 762 3.13ff. 716 370.29–31 730 3.18–19 726 377.32 717 6 727 380.16–19 762 6.4–10 725 398.21–2 714 7.3 716 456.23–7 729 7.7–15 716 462.20 596 7.19–27 716 462.20–1 713 11.6.2–4 726 471.9–10 730 21.13–14 725 485.21–2 729 28.32–29.5 712 503.34 716 31.24–8 726 526.16–17 719 36.24–31 717 530.16 716 36.30 716 549.10 729 60.7 711 559–60 719 60.8 716 653.9 717 60.21–69.34 730 731.25–29 731 60.22–68.32 725 1326.38–1336.34 731 77.11 725 [Commentary on Aristotle, On the Soul] 111.17 717 1.3–21 662 144.28 33 4.12–34 762 151.20–153.22 33 5.38–6.17 365 181.10ff. 73 6.14 760 182.10 725 28.17–22 760 188.13 725 57.23 762 188.16 725 71.24–30 762 204.27 725 77.5–8 762 205.7–15 740 86.1–7 762 211.3–23 403 89.33–90.25 365 250.21 721 90.4, 20 760 257.23–4 741 95.1, 24 760 258.14–25 726 109.2–11 762 268.6–269.4 762 111.24–5 762 283.6 762

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331.10 714 Commentary on Epictetus, Handbook (ed. 332.20 716 Hadot) 393.13 716 1 718 461.15 716 40.23–28, 40.15–17 763 526.16–18 716 194 720 590.27–32 404 264 720 592.25–593.6 404 271 730 601.19 711 305 720 611.11–12 711 333 729 615.13ff. 727 336, 351–7 447 616.26–8 727 342 721 624.38 667 354 711 625.2 730 367 720 625.13–17 690 390 721 625.28 727 454 731 626.4–17 690 Epilogue 720 627.2 and 14–15 727 8 722:(ed.Dubner)¨ 627.17–628.2 691 27 722 628.7–11 692 32 720 636.8–13 727 32 711 637.25–30 727 4.8–10 721 639.23 711 4.48–50 721 644.10–11 727 Stobaeus 645.4–13-> 691 Anthology (Eclogae) 762.29 717 1.12 72 795.4–5 711 1.20 72, 127 795.11–17 676 1.22 72 795.15–17 719 1.49 72 795.33–5 730 2.7.3d 144 802.8–11 725 2.7.13 146 923.7–8 725 2.7.18 144 946.24–6 719 2.38–9 251 1117.15–1118.11 735 2.42.7 73 1118.3 727 2.49.8ff. 72, 73 1129.29–1152.19 735 Stoicorum Veterum Fragmenta 1146.27 727 2.943 247 1156.28–1169.9 735 2.54–5 561 1159.28–1161.29 748 3.378 251 1169.7 727 Strabo 1171.30–1182.39 735 2.3.8 127 1262.8 721 13.1.54 29 1326.38–1336.34 735 Suda 1326.39 716 Iulianus 433 161 1328.11 716 Iulianus 434 161 1329.19–24 753 Hypatia 4.644.1–11 418 1358.8–10 725 Numenius 111 1360.24–1363.24 664 Suetonius 1360.24–1363.24 738 Gramm. 1361.11–1363.12 726 25.1 14

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Suetonius (cont.) 2.60–72 535 Vita Persi 3.53–4 334 5 32 3 522 Synesius of Cyrene 3.1.55–71 535 Catastases 3.1.67–71 535 2.5 521 3.1.146 521 2.303a–c 523 3.1.280–90 534 305a 525 3.1.466–9 521 Dio, or On His Own Way of Life 3.1.620 534 4.3 528 3.1.539–40 534 4.5 528 4.1.21 533 5.1 528 4.60–80 535 5.2 528 4.1.98 533 7.1 528 5.1.1–9 530 7.2 528 6.1.20–3 530 7.4–5 528 6.1.26–7 530 8.2 529 7 522 8.3 529 7.1.4–7 530 8.5 529 7.1.23–6 530 8.6 529 7.1.33–9 530 10.5 529 9.1.4–6 530 10.6 529 9.1.13–27 530 18.1–4 521 9.1.15 530 The Egyptian Tale or On Providence In Praise of Baldness 87b–c 524 7–8.4 523 89b–d 524 Letters 98d–99b 524 22 522 98b 524 30 522 99c–d 524 31 521 102a 525 35 521 102a–b 524 41 521 127b–128a 525 49 [gen.ref] 524 50 522 Homilies 53 522 1.295c 534 61 521 1.296d 534 95 522 297c 534 100 522 2 525 101 520 Hymns 105 522, 523, 526, 529, 532 1.1.1–51 527 109 522 1.1.52–70 527 110 522 1.1.61–70 527 126 523 1.1.88–90 528 130 522 1.1.100–34 528 132 522 1.1.128–34 528 133 522 2.108f. 334 137 521, 522, 526 2.1.2 533 139 526 2.1.32 533 140 526 2.1.59–74 143 526, 527

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147 523, 528 Tertullian 148, 297 521 Apology 154 421, 422, 527, 528 47.1 111 De insomniis On the Soul (De Anima) 156.8f. 339 23 112 150.12 339 Themistius 155.12f. 339 Orations 4–6, 149–155 340 2.43.1–7 414 14.4 521 4 400 On Dreams 4.59d–60c 32 Intro. 524 5 390 1.3–4 530 5.68d–69a 393 2.3 530 6.116.19–22 414 5.2 531 10 390 7.4 531 15.273.11–274.3 414 9.1 531 21 397 9.3 531 21.37.5 401 On Kingship 34.30 414 14d 587 Paraphrase of Aristotle, Metaphysics Lambda To Paeonius on the Gift of the Astrolabe or 7.13 157 Astronomical Instrument 3.8.19–21 412 138.9–10 421 3.9.2–10.4 412 139.1–10 421, 422 3.9.23–5 412 Syrianus 3.9.42–10, 4 412 Commentary on Aristotle, Metaphysics 7.19.5–8 412 13–14 726 7.19.19–24 413 53.2–3 626 7.19.14–16 413 54.12–15 617 7.19.7–8 413 71.13–15 629 7.19.25–9 413 78.22–5 629 7.19.32–6 413 79.15–17 629 7.19.11–15 414 81.31–82.2 623 7.32.14–15 414 82.2–4 624 7.32.15–18 414 82.2–13 624 Paraphrase of Aristotle, On the Heavens 82.14–18 625 14.12–15 405 83.1–11 625 232.17–235.21 405 91.20–9 627 Paraphrase on Aristotle, On the Soul 103.13ff. 618 6.11–33 405 161.4–5 626 25.23–33 406 161.7–16 627 25.33–4 406 161.24ff. 627 26.1–8 407 163.1–2 626 26.8–25 407 171.11–14 726 32.22–31 150 43.27 406 Taurus, L. Calvenus 48.7–34 406 Commentary on Plato, Republic 99.2 408 fr. 21 93 99.3–11 408 Commentary on Plato, Timaeus 99.11–23 408 T22–34 68, 70 100.16–20 408

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Themistius (cont.) 319.19–20 427 100.22 409 320.2–3 428 100.22–6 409 324.9–325.1 428 101.5–9 410 807.1–5 419 102.30–103.19 408 Theon of Smyrna 102.30 409 On Mathematics Useful for the Understanding of 103.6–19 409 Plato 103.24–6 410 14.18–16.2 78 103.30–4 410 103 72 104.14-16 410 198.9 69 104.23–5 410 Theophilus 105.8–12 410 Letters 105.13–33 410 57 590 105.30–4 410 Theophrastus 106.29–107.4 Metaphysics 411 9.5b7–10 157 107.4–18 411 Thrasyllus 108.11–12 759 T18c 78 Paraphrase of Aristotle, Physics Thierry of Chartres 22.8–11 403 De sex dierum operibus 33.6–8 402 1.24.565–566 897 33.12–16 403 Lectiones in Boethii De Trinitate 33.18–27 403 2.4.155–8 903 119.17–25 404 2.31.165–6 903 121.2–4 404 2.66.176 903 Paraphrase of Aristotle, Posterior Analytics 4.11.189–90 912 1.1–2.4 399 4.17–5.4 402 Valentinus 65.12–66.6 402 fr. B 189 Theodoret of Cyrrhus fr. F 190 Cure for the Greek Illness Victorinus, Marius 5.47 156 Against Arius IA (Letter of Marius Victorinus to 6.7 156 the Arian Candidus) Compendium of Heretical Fables 24.44 548 1.14 175 25.40–2 543 4 186 26.6 543 History of the Church 32.3–4 546 1.4 383 33.4–15 549 5.2.1 472 62.32–5 547 Theodotus (Eastern Valentinian Gnostic) Against Arius IB (That the Trinity is Excerpts of Theodotus Homoousios) 22.7 193 49–50 542, Theon of Alexandria 546 Commentary on Ptolemy, Almagest 49.1–3 547 315.12–13 426 49.7–19 546 317.4–5 425 49.9–50.21 184 318.5–8 425 49.17–18 185 318.5–9 447 50.12–15 185 318.12–139.1 427 50.10 185

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50.22–4 547 1.4–8 550 51.19–26 550 4.10 541 51.27 548 4.11–12 541 52.10, 14 548 4.13 550 57.7–8 548 Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians 60.22–6 545 4.3–4 550 61.5–8 550 4.5–6 550 61.10–18 550 4.6 542, 547 61.21–4 550 4.7 541 63.17 549 5.6 541 61.28–9 550 5.8 541 62.32–9 551 5.15 541 64.1–7 549 6.14 541 Against Arius II Commentary on the Epistle to the Philippians [gen.ref] 540 2.6–11 542 1.23–8 541 Commentary on Cicero, De Inventione 1.33 540 1.43 539 2.28–32 541 Expositions of Cicero’s Rhetoric 2.4.51 541 Pref. 549 2.5 540 1.9 539 2.9.1–2 540 1.22 539 2.9.50 540 1.29 539 Against Arius III Letter of Marius Victorinus Rhetor of the City of 1.20–4 548 Rome to the Arian Candidus 4.38–9 541 1.2.8–10 549 6 547 1.3.15–17 544 8.30 548 1.3.25 544 Against Arius IV 1.6–10 550 3.26 551 3.8–9 543 3.34–5 541 4 543 4 541 6.5–7 543 4.9–19, 19–20 6.8–10 543 547 7.1–13 543 5.24 ff. 543 7.7–9 543 5.31 542 7.13–14 543 6.23 551 8.20–1 543 7.21, 4–6 546 9.8–9 544 9.8–9 547 9.8–13 544 18.62–4 542 9.15–17 543 19.1–11 547 9.23–5 544 19.14–16 547 10.11–12 544 21.26 543 10.28–32 543 22.8–9 545 10.25 543 22.18 545 12.1 542 23–24 545 13.5–6 546 23.7 545 28.6 546 Commentary on the Epistle to the Ephesians On Deﬁnitions 1.4 542, 551 1.1–2.2 539 1.4.60ff. 544 2.3–3.24 539

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Victorinus, Marius (cont.) Xenocrates (ed. Isnardi Parente) 3.24–6.24 539 fr. 213 369 6.30–7.3 539 Xenophon On the Necessity of Accepting Homoousios Memorabilia [gen.ref] 541 2.1.21–33 258 1.1–3 541 3.15–16 546 Zacharias (ed. Kugener) 4.15, 33–35 541 Ammonius or On the Creation of the World 1.1–4 656 William of Conches 1.7–18 656 Glosses on Boethius 2.19–20 661 i, pr. 1, 268–362 899 2.19–24 656 iii, m. 9, 525–528 897 2.31–2 656 Glosses on Macrobius 2.96–9 656 3a 897 2.354–61 657 Glosses on Plato 2.942–52 666 40–1,pp.73–76 897 2.998–1002 657 43,pp.77–8 897 Vit. Sev. 94,pp.165–7 897 17–35 596 71,pp.124–5 897 23 655 Philosophia Mundi 40 596 1.4.13 897 frr. 294–5 596

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Academy, Old 18, 27, 33, 40–1, 45–6, 51, 54, fate as nature 156 55, 58–9, 71, 74, 76 forethought 155 Academy, New on forms 158, 159, 160 ‘Academici’ 63 and Galen 629 and Cicero 41, 46, 48, 50–2, 53, 57 harmony of Plato and Aristotle 148 and the Old Academy 70 Intellect and intellect 152, 153 physics 61–2 Intellect as paradigm 153 scepticism in 39, 74, 126 active Intellect 160 ‘Ackrill’s paradox’ 157 ontology 157 Adrastus 69, 502 and Plutarch of Athens 613 Aedesia 654–5, 658 on providence 154, 155, 156 Aelius Aristides 17 psychology 158 Aenesidemus 39 and Simplicius 715, 716 Aeschines 101 species 155, 156, 160 aether 95, 146, 405, 530, 745, 753–4 and Stoicism 137, 155 Aetius¨ 36, 37, 156 on universal 18 akatalepsis¯ 56 Alexander Severus 21, 70 Alan of Lille 900, 904 Alexandria Albert the Great 906 as a philosophical centre 12, 16–17, 619, Albinus 67–8, 93, 366 654 Prologue 70, 75–8 catechetical school in 283–4 Alcinous 70, 78, 80–1, 86, 91, 94–5, 96, 97, eastern influences 14, 15 98 Gnostic influence in 19, 20 Handbook of Platonism 80, 93, 138 interaction between Platonists and Christians and Calcidius 499–500 23–4, 437, 655, 656, 702–3, 733, and intellect 151 737 and Justin 264, 266 persecution of Christians in 22 and Origen 287, 292 Alfanus 509 Pythagorean tendencies 138 Ambrose 113, 114, 508 Alexander of Aphrodisias 133, 135 Amelius 66, 302, 305, 380 Commentary on the Categories 140 Ammonius Hermeiou Ammonius Hermeiou, influence on 663 Commentaries Aristotle, commentaries on 140 on the Categories 661 Asclepius, influence on 619, 621 on Generation and Corruption 662 Boethius, influence on 803 on the Metaphysics 661 cosmology 155, 156 on On the Soul 662 epistemology 152, 153, 160 on Porphyry’s Introduction 661

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Ammonius Hermeiou (cont.) on Socrates 45 on Posterior Analytics i 662 and the Stoics 41, 54–5 on Prior Analytics i 662 on Stoicism as an offshoot of Platonism Alexander of Aphrodisias, influenced by 663 128–30 as Aristotelian commentator 661, 662, 663–5 Zeno, criticism of 55 Aristotelian curriculum of 662 theoretical and practical philosophy 128 and Christianity 665–6 Antonines 18 on the eternity of the world 665 Antipater 127, 129 on the Forms Antoninus Pius 17, 19, 20 Aristotle’s view of 663 Apellicon 29, 30 on God 664–5 apokatastasis 451–3 as final and efficient cause of cosmos Apollinarius 464 738–9 Apollonius of Tyana 161 henads, reticence on 663, 665 appetition, first 146 on Intellect 664, 665 Apuleius 18, 67, 70, 71, 90, 91, 95, 97–8, 100, life 654–60 108, 113 alleged ‘compact’ 658–60 De Deo Socratis 71, 86, 107 and Mongus, Peter 657, 660 De Platone 69, 70, 80 on names, divine versus natural 659–60 Florida 70, 101 the One 665 Metamorphoses 70, 71 on Plato’s dialogues 659–60 Aquinas, Thomas 509, 714, 902, 909–10, 911 on Plato and Aristotle, agreement between Arcesilaus 41, 42, 43, 48, 54, 55, 59, 64, 65, 118 662–6 Archytas 30, 147 Proclus, disagreement with 659, 665 Arethas 862 on Soul 665 Aristo 143 theurgy, reticence on 659, 660 Aristobulus 239 Ammonius Saccas 24, 66, 72, 83, 95, 112, 284 Ariston of Alexandria 30 and Plotinus 302, 304 Aristophanes of Byzantium 75 anagog¯ e¯ 171–2, 321 Aristotle 29 Anastatius I 856 De Anima 207, 759–60, 891 Anatolius 358 Analytics 28 Anaxagoras 239, 726 Categories 28, 29–30, 94, 147–9, 160 Andronicus of Rhodes 30–1, 141–2, 146, 147–8, Constitution of Athens 25 149, 150, 158, 794 On Interpretation 148 Anonymous Heiberg 850, 862–3 Metaphysics 30, 203, 891 Anselm of Canterbury 902 Meteorology (exoteric) 145 Antioch 22 Sophistical Refutations 94 Antiochus of Ascalon 30, 41, 43, 45–6 Organon 148 ‘eclecticism’ of 45, 46, 48, 128 To pi cs 148 on Aristotelianism as an offshoot of Platonism On Plants (spurious) 151 129, 143 on actuality 153 Cicero, influence on 45, 46, 47 on aether 146 and external goods 143 on astronomy 156, 157 happiness 143 categories 74, 147, 159 on logic 129 on chance 504 Peripatetics, influenced by 128 on contemplation 452 Philo of Larissa, criticism of 54, 64, 65 contingency 151 on Plato 45–6, 55 corpus 25, 26, 29–31 on providence 143 on differentia 149

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epistemology 134, 148, 159 assent 50 esoteric writings 141–2, 145, 147, 150 astronomy 8, 435–6 on ethics 58, 147, 448–9 Aristotle on 156, 157 exoteric writings 30, 141 versus astrology 199, 205 on ‘first appetition’ 145, 146 celestial bodies 91, 200, 613 on form 158, 312 and Christianity 435 on Hippias 35 ethical advantages of 198, 428 on history 5–6 Hypatia on 422–3 on hylomorphism 149, 158, 159 moon 83, 86, 91 on intellect 86, 153, 309–13, 319, 410–11 and philosophy 427, 428–9 on logic 67 spheres 166, 168, 172, 200, 264 per se 149, 150 Synesius on 422–3 relative 149 Theon on 423, 425–6 ‘having’ 149 ataraxia 109 as used by Alcinous 94 Athanasius 292, 388 definition 159 Athenodorus of Tarsus 28, 30, 133 matter 158, 159 Athens 4, 12, 15, 16, 17, 26, 29, 63, 127 on psychology 149 embassy of philosophers from to Rome 126 and psychological tripartition 207 Stoic school 131–2, 139 immortality 150 Athenian school 63, 362, 610, 616, 654, 659, not a harmony 150 668, 729 generation 152 closing of 602 as a subject 157 curriculum 616–17 first actuality of the body 157 Attalus 132 priority of soul over body 158 Attic dialect in rhetoric 103, 105, 108 Platonist aspects of 148 Atticus 366, 441, 442 in Pythagorean terms 147 auctores 42 on substance 149, 156 Augustine secondary substance 149 Confessiones 553 form and matter as substance 158, 627–9 Contra Academicos 553–65 on theology 98 Contra epistulam Manichaei quam vocant unmoved mover 153, 157, 635, 705–6, Fundamenti 553 738–9 Contra epistulam Parmeniani 554 natural motions in imitation 157 Contra Cresconium on zoology 159 Contra Faustum 553 Aristoxenus 150 Contra Iulianum 554 Arrian 135 Contra Iulianum opus imperfectum 554 Arius Didymus 34, 36, 37, 80, 132, 133, 144, Contra mendacium 554 145 Contra Secundinum Manichaeum 554 Asclepigenia 609 De anima et eius origine 554 Asclepius 912 De beata vita 553 Aristocles of Messene 141 De baptismo 554 On Philosophy 151 De cathecizandis rudibus 553 Ariston 59 De civitate Dei 554, 567 Asclepius of Tralles 619, 621, 654, 661, 662, 663 De correctione Donatistarum 554 Asclepiades 657 De corruptione et gratia 554 Asclepiodotus 657 De diversis quaestionibus ad Simplicianum 553 Asia Minor 12 De doctrina Christiana 113, 553, 577 Aspasius 146–7 De fide spe et caritate 554

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Augustine (cont.) on the Good 565 De Genesi ad litteram 553, 571 on grace 578–81 De Genesi contra Manichaeos 553 on hermeneutics, biblical 113, 576–8 De gestis Pelagii 554 figurative sense 578 De gratia Christi et de peccato originali 554 literal sense 577 De gratia et libero arbitrio 554 on illumination 562 De immortalitate animae 553 on the Incarnation 576 De libero arbitrio 553, 557, 562 knowledge 559, 563–5 De litteras Petiliani 554 on language 563–4 De magistro 553 on law 566–7, 579–80 De moribus ecclesiae catholicae et de moribus on liberal arts 577 Manichororum 553 life of 552–5 De musica 553, 563 and the Manichees 552, 571 De natura boni 553 and Maximus 827 De natura et gratia 554 and Nicene Christianity 570 De nuptiis et concupiscentia 554 on matter 574 De ordine 553 on memory 561 De peccatorum meritis et remissione et de baptismo on passion 566 parvulorum 554 on perception 560, 561 De perfectione justitiae hominis 554 Plotinus, influence of 5, 301 De pulchro et apto 552 on politics 565–9 De quantitate animae 553, 556 on just war 569 De spiritu et lettera 554 on peace and justice 567–8 De trinitate 553, 558 on the res publica 568 De unico baptismo 554 two cities 567–8 De videndo Deo 562 on reason 576 Disciplinarum libri 577 scepticism, against 559 In epistulam Iohannis ad Parthos tractatus on soul 556–9 554 ascent of 576–7 In Iohannis evangelium tractatus 554 and body 556, 560 Retractationes 113, 554 as created 557 Soliloquia 553, 556 as immortal 556 De vera religione 553 likeness to God 557 on Arianism 570 and memory 558, 561 on baptism 581 on traducianism 557 and body 556 on theologia 567 Boethius, influence on 794 on time 572, 573, 575 on the ‘books of the Platonists’ 573, 576 on the Trinity 558–9, 560–1, 569–76 Calcidius, influenced by 508 and accident 570 Cicero, influenced by 552 and generation 570 on creation 571–5, 576 and the human mind 558, 563 on Donatism 568 and Plotinian triad 569 on eternity 572 and self-love 558 on ethics 565–9 on truth 562–5 on evil 571 Marius Victorinus, influenced by 553, 569 on faith 564–5 on will 558, 565–6, 567 on forms 573–4 on the Word 571, 573 on God 565–6 as form 574 foreknowledge of 566 as providence 574

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Aulus Gellius 103–4, 258 Marius Victorinus 544, 547, 549 Averroes 412, 414 Bernard of Chartres 896 Avicenna 412 Bernard Silvestris 898 Berthold of Moosburg 894, 908, 910 Baghdad as philosophical centre 884–92 body baptism 534, 581 Galen on 223–4 Basil of Caesarea 384, 391 Hierocles on 447, 449–51 Against Eunomius 460, 464 Iamblichus 367 De spiritu sancto 460, 464 Nemesius on 511–16 Philokalia 459 Numenius on 121, 122 To Young Men, on the Value of Greek Literature Plotinus on 321 460, 461 resurrection of 267, 513, 534–5, 866–8 on chance 463 Synesius on 531 on creation 461–4 Themistius on 405, 406–7 against determinism 463 Boethius against Eunomius 464 Categories translation 790, 791, 792 evil 463 Consolatio 212, 790, 795–6, 799–803, 805–12, Father 463, 464, 465–7, 468 905 God 463–4, 467, 468 Contra Eutychen et Nestorium 794, 795, 905 Gnosticism, opposition to 461 De divisione 790 on homoousios 464 De fide catholica 794 on the Holy Spirit 463 De hebdomadibus 794, 795 and Libanius 459 De topicis differentiis 790, 793 life 459–60 De hypotheticis syllogismis 790, 793 Manichaeanism, opposition to 461, 467 De syllogismo categorico 790, 794 names 467–70 De trinitate 794 absolute versus relative 467 Introductio ad syllogismos categoricos 790, 794 and epinoia 469 In topica Ciceronis 790 of God 467, 779–82 Isagoge translation and commentaries 790, nature 463 791, 799–800 Nemesius, influenced by 463 Opuscula sacra 790, 794 Nicene Christianity 460, 464 Peri Hermeneias translation and commentaries on ousia 461, 464, 465 790, 791–2, 794 Origen, influenced by 460, 461 Prior Analytics translation 790, 791, 793, 794 Peripatetics, influenced by 459, 461, 463, 465, Sophistical Fallacies translation 790, 791, 793 467 To pi cs of Aristotle translation 790, 791 comparison to Plotinus 459, 463 To pi cs of Cicero commentary 793 on providence 461–4 Utrum pater et filius 794 on the Son 463, 464, 465–7, 468 aims of 802–3 and Stoicism 465–6 Augustine, influenced by 794 on sumpatheia 462 on Being 795 on the Trinity 463, 464–70 on body 809–10 Basilides 20, 185–8, 189 corpus of 790 Basilios Bessarion 712 on eternity and time 903 Being on the Good 795, 801, 807–8 Boethius on 795 on freedom 809 Islamic philosophy on 880 on harmony of Plato and Aristotle 798–804 Damascius on 682 life of 788–90 Proclus on 640 Peripatetic ethics of, 800–1

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Boethius (cont.) Augustine, influence on 508 on philosophy 797–8, 805–6 on body 503 on Platonism 804–12 on cognition 503 Porphyry, influenced by 794, 798, 804 on creation 897 and Proclus 805 on daimones 502, 503, 504 on providence and fate 903 demiurge 506 and Scripture 807–8 on the dyad 502 on soul 802, 806–7 on emanation and return 505 descent of 799 on the eternity of the world 499, 503–4 goods of 801 on evil 504–5 and the body 807 on fate 502, 504–6 on Stoicism 811 on first principles 895–6 on triad 804–5 on God 503–4, 505 on the will 810, 812 hermeneutics of 499–502 Boethus 30, 145, 146, 147, 149–50, 156, 158 on justice 501 Bonaventure 902 life 498–9 Book of Causes 879–84 on mathematics 500 Bovo of Corvey 913 matter 499, 502, 506–7 Brutus 53, 56 and medieval philosophy 894, 895–8 Byzantine philosophy monad 502 and ancient philosophy 844, 852–5 on nature 503 and anthropology 865, 866 Numenius, influence of 500, 501, 505, 506 beginnings of 848–9 Origen the pagan 499, 500 and creation 865–6 on philosophy 499 on evil 866–7 on physics 504 on freedom 866–8 on Plato’s dialogues harmony between Plato and Aristotle 853–4 Republic 501 humanism of 861–2 Parmenides 501 and iconoclasm 857–61 Timaeus 499, 500–1, 898 and metaphysics 863–4 on providence 503, 504–6 and metempsychosis 866–8 on responsibility 505 and patristic thought 854–5 on Soul 501, 502, 504 on resurrection 866–8 as the third God on soul 866 as the second intellect and theology 844–5 on soul 501, 502, 503 theoretical versus practical 846–7 Stoicism, influence on 503 on the world 865, 866 on the sublunary realm 504 Byzantium 2, 16, 113, 114 on time on World Body 503 caelestis 90 Calvenus Taurus 71, 88, 97, 104 Calcidius Commentary on the Republic 93 Commentary on the Timaeus 498 Commentary on the Timaeus 68 Adrastus, influence of 502 Cambridge History of later Greek and Early and Alcinous 499–500 Medieval Philosophy, The i, 1, 2, 13, 93 Ambrose 508 Caracallo 21, 22 Aristotle, influence of Carneades 27, 47, 49–50, 52, 54, 56, 62, 64, on chance 504 118, 126, 127, 146 on potentiality 506 carneadia divisio 58, 59 on privation 506 Cassiodorus 790, 791 on spontaneity 504 Cato 47–8, 53, 56

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Catulus 52, 54, 56, 57 and Hermeticism 162 causation Intellect 162 causa sui 641 Iynges 167, 168–9, 172 efficient cause 644, 645, 664–5, 738–9 Julian the Apostate 170 final cause 644, 664–5 Julian the Chaldean 161 first cause 637, 638, 645, 679, 689–90, 703 Julian the Theurist 161 formal cause 644 The Magical Oracles of the Magi of Zoroaster 173 material cause 644 On the Hieratic Art 170 Olympiodorus 703–4, 705 planetary spheres 166, 168, 172 paradigmatic cause 644 power 163 Proclus on 641–3 receptacle 169–70 Pseudo-Dionysius 770–3 Second Intellect Stoicism on 130 as Demiurge 163–4 Caecilius of Calacte 105 as Dyad 163, 164 Celsus 19, 20, 285, 330, 352, 353 possessing the Forms from the Father 164, Chaeremon 286 167 Chaldaean Oracles 19, 23, 24, 38, 89, 90, 117 soul 163, 165–6 Anagoge¯ 171–2 Sumbola 169–70 Apollonius of Tyana 161 theurgy 162, 169 and Christianity 173 lychnomancy 171 Connector 167, 168–9 medium 170 Demiurge 165 telestike¯ 169 as Second Intellect 163–4 theurgia vs theologia 172 as divider of the Forms 167 through statues 169–71 empyrean world 162 Chosroes¨ of Persia 668–9, 711 Eros 167, 168–9 Christianity Father anti-pagan polemics 11, 103 as Intellect of Intellect 163 and Hellenism 473, 475, 476, 478, 523, 533–5 as source of Platonic Forms 164 impact on transmission of pagan texts 32 thoughts of, 164, 166, 168, 172 Nicene 383, 460, 464, 570, 585, 592, 597 will of 162, 168 persecution of 19, 20, 22, 24 as origin of divine hierarchy 164 resurrection of the body 267, 366, 513, cognition of, 167 534–5, 866–8 as not a transcendent One 162 and sophistry 111, 113, 114 as monad of intelligible Triad 167 Chrysanthius of Sardis 113 Feminine principle 166 Chrysippus 25, 31, 32, 58, 96, 105, 132, 137, as Hecate 166 146, 260, 287 as Rhea 166 Cicero Forms On the Nature of the Gods 38, 57, 58–62 possessed by Second Intellect 164, 167 Catulus 52 as having source from the Father 164 On Ends 41, 55, 56, 58–60, 62 cognized by human beings 167 On Piety 38 Gemistus Pletho 173 On Oratory 46–8, 60 Gnosticism 162 On Invention 46–8, 60 Hecate Republic 49–50 originator of Chaldaean oracles 161 Laws 49–50 as World Soul 163 Academica 52–8 as source of Virtue 166 Lucullus 52, 57, 58–60 as Life-giving principle 166 Hortensius 54, 56, 57 as instructor of the theurgist 170–1 Tuscul a ne s 58–62

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Cicero (cont.) on matter 278 On Divination 61 on metaphysics 277, 278–9 on Antiochus 51, 52, 53 on metriopatheia 280 on Aristotle 47, 51, 58, 60 on Moses 281 and the Academy 41, 46, 48, 50–2, 53, 57 and the One 279 corpus 25, 26 and Origen 276, 283, 285, 288 on Epicureanism 39–40, 42, 50, 58 on perception 279 on Plato 43, 47, 58, 60 Philo, influenced by 280 criticism of Philo 44 on philosophy 272–3, 281–2 physics 61–2 tripartition of 276, 277 political role 39, 50 Plotinus, compared to 276, 279 influence from Posidonius 72 on Scripture 273, 277, 279–80 Cilicia 48 on the soul 279–80 Cimon 104 and Soul 278 Civil War, Great Roman, the 50 Stoic influence on 136–7 Claudius II 22 on impulse 279 Cleanthes 32 on phantasia 279 Hymn to Zeus 25 on the Trinity 278, 281 Clement of Alexandria on writing 274 Didaskalikos Logos 275–6 and Philo 256 Hupotyposeis 278, 280 Cleomedes 132 Paedagogus 274 Clitomachus 40, 43, 44–5, 54 Protrepticus 274 Commentary on the Alcibiades 68 Quis Dives Salvetur 280 Commentary on the Theaetetus 65, 68, 78, 93, 98 Stromateis 273, 274 common notions 410, 475, 705–6 on akrasia 279 common sense 613, 635–6 allegorical interpretation 277 Constans 384 on apatheia 280 Constantine 24, 377, 381, 383–4 on asceticism 280 Constantinople 48 on assent 276 Constantius 384 and Basilides 279 Cornelius Agrippa 173 on cosmology 277, 278–9 cosmology 727–31 on the devil 273 Clement on 277, 278–9 eclecticism of 271 Porphyry on 342–4 on epistemology 276 Stoics on 130 on ethics 280 Synesius on 533 on faith 276–7 Themistius 403–5 on the Forms 278 Cornutus 133, 286 on God 277, 278–9 Crantor 72–4 assimilation to 112 Crates 65 image of 279 Cratinus 107 likeness of 279 Cratippus 61, 142, 143 thoughts of 278 creation 87–8, 115 and Gnosticism 174, 186 Augustine 571–5, 576 on gnosis¯ 277 Cappadocians 461–4 on the gnostikos¯ 272–3, 277, 281 John Scotus Eriugena 839 and Justin 281 ex nihilo 749 on Logos 274, 277, 278–9, 281 Hierocles of Alexandria on 443–7 Marcion, against 278, 280 as instantaneous 747–8

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Islamic philosophy on 883–4, 889 immanent 688 Justin on 265 and the Good 695–6, 709, 710 Nemesius on 510–18 on happiness 692–6 Philo of Alexandria on 241–3 on the henads 682–4 Philoponus on 746 Iamblichus, influenced by 676, 677, 696 Porphyry on 342 on the Intellect 680, 684 Sethian Gnostics on 178, 179, 181 life of 667 Critolaus 126, 142, 144 on matter 688–92 De mundo 151 different levels of substrate 688–9 Cronos 90 on the natural condition 692 Cynicism 103, 107, 130, 133, 134, 136 on negative theology 678 Cyrenaics 58 on the One 676–80 Cyril of Alexandria 419, 420, 437, 592 and causation 679, 689–90 the Everything-One 684 Daimones, 71, 82–6, 95, 122, 125, 360, 446, 454, the One-Being 682 704 the One-Everything 679, 684 Calcidius on 502, 503, 504 on philosophy 670–2, 673–5 Hierocles on 446, 454 and eclecticism 673 Iamblichus on 368, 369 on place 690–2 Justin on 262, 266 on pleasure 692–6 Porphyry on 346–7 and Aristotle 695–6 Synesius on 524 and contemplation 695, 709–10 Dalechampius 759 lower forms of 693–4 Damascius as mental activity 695 Commentaries as pure pleasure 694–6 on Categories 669 and Proclus 678, 681–3, 690, 696 on De Caelo 669 on receptacle 688 on Laws 669 as a rhetorician 672–3 on Meteorologica 669 on the soul 684–8 on Phaedrus 669 and body 686 on Republic 669 as impassible 684 on Sophist 669 irrational desires of 686 on Timaeus 669 as self-mover 687 De Principiis 669–70, 672 substantial change of 686–8 In Parmenidem 669–70, 672, 682–90, 694, on ousia of 686–8 710 theurgy 674–5 In Phaedonem 669–70, 672 on the triad 680 In Philebum 669–70, 672, 681, 692–6 as Being 684 On Number, Place, and Time 669 as Intellect 684 Paradoxa 669 as Life 684 Vita Isidori 667 as the Unified 681 on Being 682 on the Unified 680 and Christianity 668 and the second One 680 on the Demiurge 688–92 Damascus 2, 33 on the first principle 675–80 David 661, 697 as the First 677 decay 92 as the Ineffable 673, 676–80, 684, 689–90 Decius 22 on the forms Delphi, Oracle of 83 imprinted by the Demiurge 688 Demetrius of Laconia 78, 283, 284

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Demiurge 89–91, 123, 138 medieval philosophy on 909 Calcidius on 506 John Scotus Eriugena 837 in the Chaldaean Oracles 165 Proclus on 639–41 Damascius on 688–92 Marius Victorinus on 548 as divider of the Forms 167 Synesius on 527 Hierocles on 439–45 Empedocles 315, 726 Iamblichus on 362, 363, 369 entelechy 407, 514, 898 Philo on 242 Epictetus Plotinus on 314 criticism of the Cynics 134 Porphyry 335, 344 founding of school in Nicopolis 132, as Second Intellect 163–4 135–6 Sethian Gnostics on 178, 181 influence on Marcus Aurelius 20 Syrianus on 620, 622 influence from Stobaeus 135 Demosthenes 105 use of Plato 134 Dercyllides 75–8 Epicureans On Plato’s Philosophy 76 authenticity of texts 28 determinism 290, 295 as a part of the canon of ancient philosophy 2, Christian opposition to 268, 463, 517 14 Philo on 246 easily summarized 80 the devil 273, 480 eastern influences on 15 Dicaearchus 150 first ‘appropriate’ thing 145 Dietrich of Freiberg 909, 910–11 highest good (ethics) 59–60 Dio Chrysostom of Prusa 100, 102, 103, 106, intellectual conservativism 126 110, 111, 136 providence (lack) 154 Diocletian 22, 376, 381 shunning of Second Sophistic 103 Diodotus 132 textual tradition 26, 32 Diogenes of Apollonia 126 Epicurus 25, 26, 719–22 On Nature 33 Epiphanius 154 Diogenes Laertius 25, 34, 37 epoche¯ 42, 43–4, 53–4, 55, 56–9, 62 Lives and Opinions of Famous Philosophers 133 Erasistratus 225 Life of Plato 75–7 Eratosthenes 34 Donatism 568 Erennius 304 doubt 42, 58–62 Eriugena, John Scotus doxographies 33, 34, 35, 43 Annotations 832 the dyad Commentary on the Gospel of John 830, 835 Calcidius on 502 Exposition of the Celestial Hierarchies 834 Chaldaean Oracles on 163, 164 Gloss on the Marriage of Philology and Mercury Marius Victorinus 540, 541, 547 832 Numenius on 122, 123 Homily on the Gospel of John 831, 835 Valentinus on 188 Periphyseon 831, 834, 835 Treatise on Divine Predestination 830 education 18, 31, 51, 63, 64, 92, 93, 97, 98, Ambrose, influenc 829 111 on anthropology 838–40 Egyptians 11, 12, 19, 72, 84–6, 116 Augustine, influenced by 829 Eleatics 35 Boethius, influenced by 829 elements 205, 206, 222–3, 404, 515 and Pseudo-Dionysius 834–5 Elias 661, 662, 664, 697 and creation 839 emanation and return on the descent of souls 839 Calcidius on 505 emanation and return 837

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on epistemology 838–40 The Harmonization of the Two Opinions of the on eternal punishment 830, 831 Two Stages, Plato the Divine and Aristotle on First Principles 835 886 on forms 833–4, 837 On Intellect 891 on Intellect 838 Opinions of the Citizens of the Perfect State on intellect 839 888–90 and kataphasis 836–7 Aristotle, inﬂuenced by 888 Maximus the Confessor, inﬂuenced by 834 on philosophy and the Qur’an 888 and medieval philosophy 898 fate 95–6 on nature 835 Alexander of Aphrodisias 156 and negative theology 836–7 Boethius 903 on perception 838 Calcidius on 502, 504–6 on philosophy 833 Hierocles on 453–5 predestination 831–2 Iamblichus 369–70 double predestination 831 Sethian Gnostics on 179 on the Trinity 838 Stoicism on 95, 133, 137, 138, 155, 156 eternity 362, 365, 623 the Father Augustine on 572 Cappadocians on 463, 464, 465–7, 468 Boethius on 903 in the Chaldaean Oracles 163, 164 Islamic philosophy on 889 Iamblichus on 362 Maximus on 823–5 Justin on 264–5 modes of 645, 748–9 Origen on 292 of motion 751–3 Sethian Gnostics on 177 of time 752 Synesius on 527 of the world 665, 730–1, 744, 751–2 Marius Victorinus on 544, 546, 547 Calcidius 499, 503–4 Favorinus Eulogius 103, 508 Eudemus 26, 38, 141 feminine power 166, 177, 550 Eudorus 30, 72–4, 76, 82, 136 Ficino, Marsilio 173, 306, 536, 652, 714 Eudoxus 102 the First 677, 906–7 Eunapius 113, 301, 358–65, 372 First Principles Eunomius 464, 473 Calcidius on 895–6 Eusebius of Caesaria 16, 283, 459 Damascius on 675–80 Church History 20, 22, 23 John Scotus Eriugena on 835 Gospel Preparation 37 Iamblichus on 360 use of pseudo-Plutarch 37 Olympiodorus on 705 Eustochius 302, 305 Plotinus on 306 Eutocius 733 Synesius on 527 Eutyches 592 Themistius on 402–3 Eustratios 906 Forms evil Ammonius Hermeiou on 663 Byzantine philosophy on 866–7 Aristotle’s opposition to Plato on 746 Christian theories of 463, 480–1, 504–5, 571, in the Chaldaean Oracles 164, 167 721–2 and Christian theology 278, 527, 573–4, and matter 313, 441–2 837 Proclus on 635 of the Good 89, 92, 108, 109, 117, 309–10, Themistius on 402–3 634 Exodus 117 immanent 70, 74, 94, 148, 625, 626–7, 645–6, 688, 741 al-Far¯ ab¯ ´ 713, 885–92 Iamblichus on 360, 361, 364

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Forms (cont.) on causation 225–7 participation in 645–6 on classiﬁcation 220 Philo on 241–2, 245 ‘eclecticism’ 213 Plotinus on 306, 307, 308–9, 311–13, on elements 222–3 315–16 on empirical testing 221–2 in souls 624, 625, 627, 629, 833–4 on epistemology 218–22 Syrianus on 617, 624–5 on ethics 227–30 Themistius on 412 on the humours 223 as thoughts of God 74, 89, 243 on language 217–18 as thoughts of Intellect 307, 308, 309, 317, legacy of 230–1 360, 527, 741 on logic 214–17 transcendent 74, 77, 94 on complex sentences 215–16 freedom demonstration 215 Calcidius on 516 fourth syllogistic 214 Hierocles 453–5 relational syllogism 216–17 Iamblichus on 369–70 monism, opposition to 222 Origen on 290, 293 on pain 222 Philo of Alexandria 246 on passion 227 Marius Victorinus on 550 on philosophy tripartition of 210 Gaius 67–8, 70–4, 107 on physics 221, 222–7 ‘School of Gaius’ theory 67 on responsibility 227 Galen on scepticism 219–20, 225 The Best Doctor is Also a Philosopher 210 on the soul 228 Causes of Pulses 212 character of 228–9 Diagnosis by Pulses 212 immortality of 229–30 Elements according to Hippocrates 222 on theology 225–7 The Faculties of the Soul Follow the Mixtures of on truth 219 the Body 228 Gallienus 22 On the Best Method of Teaching 219 Gaul 22 On Corporeal Qualities 138 Genesis 116 On the Diagnosis and Cure of the Passions of the geometry 428, 429, 431–2 Soul 227–8 George the Monk 847, 854, 860–1 On the Doctrines of Plato and Hippocrates 137, Gerard of Cremona 906 212 Germanos I 851, 857–8, 867 On Freedom from Grief 565 Germans 13, 14, 15, 20–1 On Medical Experience 212 Gibbon, Edward 14 On My Own Opinions 213 Gilbert of Poitiers 896 On the Composition of Drugs According to Kind Gnosticism 20, 24, 112, 113, 117 213 assimilation to God 174 On the Composition of Drugs According to Places Basilides of Alexandria 185–8, 189 213 Father 186, 188 On the Natural Faculties 223 on human suffering as punishment 187–8 On the Powers of Simple Drugs 213 Cappadocian opposition to 461 On the Therapeutic Method 212 Clement of Alexandria 174, 186 Prognosis by Pulses 212 ‘elitism’ of 180 and Alexander of Aphrodisias 629 Eugnostos the Blessed 185, 186 on the body 223–4 gnostikos¯ 174 Christianity, opposition to 231 God, image of 175

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Hellenistic Judaism 175 God and Iamblichus 369 assimilation to 62, 74, 78, 83, 92, 98, 111, Marcion 189 112, 246, 370, 451–3, 822–3 Nag Hammadi 174 Augustine on 565–6 Origen’s comparison of 288, 290, 293 Calcidius on 503–4, 505 Plotinus’ critique of 180–1, 182–3, 184, 185, Cappadocians on, 463–4, 467, 476 303, 314, 316 Clement on 277, 278–9 Porphyry 181, 185 as creator 87, 441, 442, 443–5, 446, 453 Pseudo-Tertullian 175 as efﬁcient cause 664–5 Ptolemaeus 176 as ﬁnal cause 664–5 Sethian Gnostics 175 as form of the Good 89, 92, 98 Apocryphon of John 181: and Valentinianism as heavenly intellect 92 180–1 as ‘He who is’ 116 Commentary on the Parmenides 184, 185 hypercosmic gods 651 creation 178, 179, 181 intellective gods 651 divine hierarchy of: Adam 176, 179; Aeons intelligible gods 85, 650, 651 176; Archons 176, 179; Autogenes 183; intelligible-intellective gods 651 Barbel¯ o¯ 177, 179, 180, 182, 183; knowledge of 83, 566 Demiurge 178, 181;Eve179;Fate179; oneness of 118 Father 177; Father-Mother-Child 176, Origen on 287, 291–3, 294 177, 178; Feminine principle 177; Philoponus on 746–7 Kalyptos 183; Masculine principle 177; Plotinus on 23, 306 One 177, 183, 184–5; Pigeradamas Proclus on 647–8 (primal human being) 178, 179;Pler¯ oma¯ Simplicius on 719 178, 180;Protophanes183; Sophia 178, union with 253–4, 261, 263–5, 526 179; Triple Powered One; Yaldabaoth will of 97, 747 178–80 works of 816 Gospel of the Egyptians 181 gods Hypostasis of the Archons 181 assimilation to 620–1 Platonizing Sethian treatises 181–5: and daimones 122 Allogenes 181, 182–3, 185; Three Stel¯ eof¯ encosmic gods 530, 620 Seth 181; Marsanes 181; Zostrianos 181, Hierocles on 445, 446, 447 182–3, 184–5 hypercosmic gods 530, 620 Trimorphic Protennoia 181 intellective gods 362, 620 Valentinus 176, 188 intelligible gods 362, 620 and the Bythos 188 souls of 96 and the Chaldaean Oracles 188 the Good Christ 189 form of 89, 92, 108, 109, 117, 309–10 cosmology of, 188–9 Boethius 795, 801, 807–8 and the dyad 188 Damascius on 695–6, 709, 710 election 189, 190 Marius Victorinus on 546 On the Three Natures 189 Maximus on 818 and the Pler¯ oma¯ 188 Philoponus on 740, 746–7 Scriptures 189 Plotinus on 318–23 Sophia 189, 190 Synesius on 528 soul imprisoned in body 179, 181 Gordian II 21 term, debate about 186–7 Gordian III 303 Testimony of Truth 186–90 Gottschalk 830, 831 on the Trinity 189 grace 578–81

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Gratian 472 Funeral Oration for Gorgonia 484 Great Persecution 382 Invectives Against Julian 487 Gregory of Nyssa On My Flight 487 Against Apollinarius 472 Philokalia 485 Against Eunomius 472, 477 Theological Orations 486, 487 Catechetical Oration 472, 474, 478–9 Aetius, opposition to 486, 489 Homilies on Ecclesiastes 479 opposition to Arianism 488, 489–90, 493 Homilies on the Song of Songs 472, 477 as a creature of the Father 489 On the Titles of the Psalms 479 God as unoriginate 489 Letter to Gregory the Wonderworker 475 as Monad 489 The Life of Macrina 471 Son as gennetos¯ 489 The Life of Moses 472, 475, 477 Aristotle, relationship with 496 On his Brother Basil 471 asceticism 497 On the Dead 475 Basil the Great, relationship with 484, 487 On the Six Days of Creation 471, 472 and the Council of Constantinople 482 On the Soul and the Resurrection 471 on creation 492 On Virginity 471, 474, 478 first creation 496 To Ablabius On Not Three Gods 472, 479 second creation 496 Basil 476, 477 third creation 496 on beauty 478 material versus noetic life 496 on common notions 475 on enthymemetic argument 486 on created spirits 478 Eunomius, opposition to 486, 489, 495 on the devil 480 First Apology 493–4 on evil 480–1 Eusebius of Samosata 487 on God 476 Evagrius of Pontus, relationship with 485 relationship with Gregory of Nazianzus 472, on Father 490–4 477 as agennetos¯ 491 Hellenism and Christianity 473, 475, 476, 478 on the First Principle 488 on God 488, 491 on the Holy Spirit 476 Gregory of Nyssa, relationship with 485 on the incarnation 476, 478, 480 Holy Spirit 492 on infinity 474, 476–80 as homoousion 488 on Judaism 475, 476 and procession 492 krasis 476 on hupostases 491, 493 life and works 471–2 on the Incarnation 495 on matter 480 John the Evangelist 492 on the One 477 life 483–8 Origen 476, 478, 479, 480 on logic 493–4 on Plato’s dialogues on Logos 488, 492 Cratylus 473 on matter 496, 497 Phaedo 471, 475 Meletius 487 Symposium 474, 475 on the Monad 488, 489, 491, 492 Timaeus 475 as Triad 492 immortality of the soul 475 Monarchianism 491 comparison with Plotinus 474, 477, 480–1 on mystery 494, 495 and Stoicism 473, 476 numerical differentiation 492 on the Son 476 Origen of Alexandria, influence of 485, 486, Gregory of Nazianzus, 389, 392 488, 493, 497 Edict on the Professors 487 ousia 490, 491

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on paideia 485 Syrianus on 620 on philosophy Heracles 85 and Christianity 488 Heraclides 132 on Platonism’s relationship to Christianity Heraclitus of Ephesus 42 486, 496–7 Heraclitus of Tyre 54 poetry of 484, 494 Heraiscus 657 Eleusinian holy mysteries in 484–5, 497 Hermeias 96, 654 Homeric resonances in 484, 485 student of Plutarch and Syrianus 654 on propria 492 Hermetica 534 on relation (schesis) 490–1 Hermetic Corpus 18, 19, 23, 24 on return 492 Hermeticism 162 Son 488, 490–4 Hermias of Alexandria 616, 618 as gennetos¯ 492 Hermippus 37 sophism 497 Hermodorus 76–7 on soul Hermogenes 112 noetic life of 497 On Argumentative Stances 616 preexistence of 485 On Types of Style 616 immortality of 496–7 Herodes Atticus 52, 55, 67–8, 70–1, 87, 89, 90, on space 492 95, 104, 118, 152 relationship with Theodosius I 482, 487 criticism of Aristotle on providence 154, theurgy 484 156 time 492 epistemology 153 Trinity 488 and Justin 258 Immanent versus Economic Trinity 490, Hierocles of Alexandria 498 Commentary on the Golden Verses of the perichor¯ esis¯ 493 Pythagoreans 438 relationship with Valens 496 On Providence 437, 438–9 Gregory Thaumaturgus 285–6, 287 apokatastasis 451–3 Grosseteste, Robert 714 Aristotle, inﬂuenced by 448, 449 and contemplation 452 Hadrian 131 phronesis¯ 448–9 happiness 59–61, 111, 142 on body 447, 449–51 Damascius on 692–6 creation 443–7 Justin on 267–9 corporeal versus incorporeal 445 Olympiodorus on 709 on daimones 446, 454 Plotinus on 319 on the Demiurge 439–45 Ptolemy on 208–9 and the Timaeus 440, 443, 447 puriﬁcatory 695–6, 709, 710 on evil 441–2 harmonics 75, 77–8 on fate 453–5 Harpocrates 85 free will 453–5 Harpocration 96, 98 on God hebdomad 362, 440 as creator 441, 442, 443–5, 446, 453 Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich 7, 653 assimilation to 451–3 Heliodorus 700 gods 445, 446, 447 Hellenism, religious 520 on the hebdomad 440 henad life of 437–9 Damascius on 682–4 on matter 442 Iamblichus on 360, 361 on the monad 440 Proclus on 646–8, 649, 651 numerical theory 440

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Hierocles of Alexandria (cont.) Pythagoreanism versus Ptolemism 422, on the One 439–40, 450 423 on philosophy 447–51 Orestus, relationship to 419 as contemplation 451–3 proofreader of father Theon’s work 419 practical versus theoretical 449 Ptolemy’s influence on 417, 422–4 on Platonism, middle 439 Almagest 424 on providence 453–5 Planisphaeria 741 Pythagorean Golden Verses 438, 451, 452 Tetrabiblos 424 on Soul 444 departure from Ptolemy 435 soul 446, 447–51, 453 supposed Platonism of 420–1 immortal part of 447 Synesius of Cyrene, influence on 418, 420, mortal part of 447 421–3 vehicle of 449–51 training of 419–20 Stoic influence on 448, 449 on the Tetractys 440 Iamblichus of Apamea 15 theodicy 455 Iamblichus of Chalcis theurgy 450–1 Bios Pythagorikos 359 virtue 448–9 Chaldean Theology 360 civic 448 Commentaries 359 divine 449–51 Timaeus Commentary 362 Hilary of Poitiers 113, 114, 477 Exhortation to Philosophy 359 Hippias 35 Introduction to Arithmetic 359 Hippobotus 34 Letter to Macedonius on Fate 359 Hippocrates 222 On the Descent of the Soul 369 Hippolytus 4, 35, 154, 285 On the General Science of Mathematics 359 Refutation of All Heresies 35 On the Mysteries of the Egyptians 359, 368 Philosophoumena 285 On the Soul 359, 365 History of Greek Philosophy 13 On the Speech of Zeus in the Timaeus 362 Holy Spirit Platonic Theology 359 Basil on 463 Reply to the Letter of Porphyry to Anebo see On Gregory Nazianzen 492 the Mysteries ofthe Egyptians Marius Victorinus on 547 on the body 367 Origen on 289 on the Chaldaean Oracles 161, 170 Homer 101, 106, 115, 119–20, 239 on daimones 368, 369 homuncia 51 on the demiurge 362, 363, 369 Hugh of St Victor 894, 896 Damascius, influence on 676, 677, 696 humanism 113, 114 on eternity 362, 365 Ishaq ibn Hunayn 891 on ethics 370–1 Hypatia of Alexandria 375 on fate 369–70 Astronomical Canon 418 on the Father 362 Commentaries on first principles 360 Apollonius’ Conics 418 on the Forms 360, 361, 364 Diophantus 418 on free will 369–70 on astronomy 422–3 and Gnosticism 369 and Christianity 420 on the hebdomad 362 and Cyril of Alexandria 419, 420 on the henads 360, 361 death of 375 on the Intellect 360, 362 life and works of 418–20 on the intellect 364 on mathematics 422, 423 on the intellective gods 362

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on the intelligible gods 362 Second Intellect 163–4 on intermediary beings 368 Synesius on 527 life of 358–9 intellect on the Limit 360 Ammonius Hermeiou on 664, 665 on logic 371–2 and truth 43, 54 on the Monad 360, 361 creative 89 of noetic realm 362 disembodied intellects 86 of psychic realm 363 purification from the soul 91 on multiplicity 360, 362 realm of 94, 106 on the One 360, 364–5 Iamblichus on 364 second One 360 Philo of Alexandria on 245, 249 providence 369–70 Plutarch of Athens on 613, 614 school of 372–3 Ptolemy 202 on salvation of ordinary people 24 Synesius on 528 on the Soul 363, 367, 369 Themistius on 405, 408, 410 on the soul 363–8 Ionian philosophy 37 charioteer of 364, 373 Irenaeus of Lyons 174, 175, 176, 186, 188 helmsman of 364, 373 Hunayn ibn Ishaq 884 three classes of 367–8 Isidore 657, 668 vehicle of 366 Isis and Osiris, cults of 18, 85 on space 363 Islam 2, 6, 8, 13, 15, 16 on the sublunary realm 369 Isocrates 104 on theurgy 363, 365 Iynges 167, 168–9, 172 on time 362, 365 on unlimitedness 360 Jerome 472 on virtue 371 Jesus Christ 23, 24, 117 debt to non-Plotinian Platonists 66 John of Damascus 849–55, 858–60, 864, 868 Iamblichean canon 617, 707 Accurate Exposition of the Orthodox Faith 851, illumination 562 859 Illus 657 Against the Manichaeans 851 imagination 202, 531, 614 Apologetic Orations 860 Incarnation 23, 820–1 Fountain of Knowledge 858 Augustine on 576 On Heresies 858 Gregory of Nyssa on 476, 478, 480 Philosophical Chapters 850–1 Synesius on 529–30 John of Salisbury 803–4 Indians 11, 19, 116 John of Scythopolis 815, 823 the Ineffable 673, 676–80, 684, 689–90 Judaism Intellect Alexandrian 24 Aristotle on 245 and Greek philosophy 6, 8, 11, 13 in the Chaldaean Oracles 162 and Law, 288 John Scotus Eriugena on 838 magic, opposition to 117 and the Good 746–7 Numenius, influence on 116–17 Iamblichus on 360, 362 Pentateuch 289 Islamic philosophy, on 877, 880, 892 and Philo of Alexandria 15 Marius Victorinus on 544, 545, 549 and Platonism 19, 475, 476 Philo of Alexandria on 245 Julian the Apostate 170, 359, 363, 385, 459, 475 Plotinus on 307, 308, 311, 316 and Iamblichaean Platonism 385 Plutarch of Athens on 611 religious policy of 386–9 Proclus on 640 and sacrifice 386

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Julian the Chaldean 161 Justinian 668, 711, 733 Julian the Theurgist 161 Juvenal 15 Julius Caesar 51, 62 justice 49 kataphasis 818, 836–7 Justin Martyr al-Kind´ 872–84 Ad Diognetum 261 On First Philosophy 874 Cohortatio ad Graecos 261 Theology of Aristotle 875 Confutatio Dogmatum quorundam Aristotelicorum Aristotle, inﬂuenced by 874, 876, 893 261 knowledge 57, 58, 77–8, 126, 433, 559, 563–5 De Monarchia 261 Ptolemy 202–4, 205 De Resurrectione 261 Dialogue with Trypho the Jew 260, 261 Lacydes 44, 118 Epistula ad Zenam et Serenum 261 language Expositio Rectae Fidei 261 Augustine on 563–4 First Apology 259, 260, 261 Galen on 217–18 Oratio ad Graecos 261 Plotinus on 317 Psalmist 260 Latin Quaestiones Christianorum ad Graecos 261 transmission of Greek texts into 8, 42, 69 Quaestiones et Responsiones ad Orthodoxos law 261 Augustine on 566–7, 579–80 Refutation 260 Maximus the Confessor on Second Apology 260, 261 of nature 321, 322, 413–14 and Alcinous 264, 266 Philo of Alexandria on 245–6 on the celestial spheres 264 Leo the Mathematician 861–2 on Christ 259, 267 Libanius 459, 471 on creation 265, 268 libraries 31, 32 demons 262, 266 of Constantinople 32 determinism 268 of Caesarea 31 divine punishment 267 life 544, 549 on fate 267–8 Limit 650 on God logic union with 261, 263–5 Alcinous on 94 as Father 264–5 Aristotle on 67, 149, 150 on happiness 267–9 Byzantine philosophy on 849–50 Holy Spirit 265 Galen on 214–17 human intellect 266–7 Iamblichus on 371–2 life of 258–61 Stoics on 67, 129, 137, 138 Logos 262, 263–5, 266–7 Syrianus on 629 Logos spermatikos 266–7 Themistius on 400–2 and Maximus of Tyre 264 Logos on Moses 262, 265 Clement on 274, 277, 278–9, 281 and Numenius 264, 265 Justin on 262, 263–5, 266–7 on philosopher-kings 259 Origen on 289, 292, 294, 819–21 on philosophy 259, 261–3, 268 Philo of Alexandria on 241, 242, 245 on the resurrection 267 logos spermatikos 19, 266–7 on Scripture 259 logoi Soul 265 Maximus 818–20 on virtue 267–9 Philoponus on 740, 743–4 world, as perishable 267 Proclus on 644

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Syrianus on 625 Porphyry on 343–4 Lombard 509 Themistius on 402–3 Longinus 66–7, 77, 301 Victorinus, Marius on 543–4 Lucian of Samosata 100, 103, 105, 106, 108, Maximus of Tyre 100, 106, 108–10, 292 109, 110, 258 Maximus the Confessor Philopseudes¯ 105 Ambigua 814 Rhetorum praeceptor 110 Chapters on Theology and Economy, 816 Lucilius 39 Four Centuries on Charity 814 Lucius of Patrae 71 Mystagogy 814 Lucius Verus 19, 20–1 On the Ascetic Life 814 Lucretius Opuscula Theologica et Polemica 815 De rerum natura 25, 26 Quaestiones et Dubia 814 Lyceum 2, 47, 48, 58, 141 Questions to Thalassius 814 Lyco 142 anthropology of 820–3 Lyons 20, 21 compared to Augustine 827 Lysias 105 Constans II 816 on deification 822–3 Macrobius 912–13 on divine energies 817 The Magical Oracles of the Magi of Zoroaster 173 on divine essence 817 Magi 116 on God 816–17 Magnus, Albertus 509 on Good 818 Mammaea, Julia 284 on the Incarnation 820–1 Manichaeanism, opposition to 461, 467, 552, influences on 827–8 571 on kataphasis 818 Marcellus 286 life 814–16 Marcionism 288 on Law 824 Marcomanni 21 on logoi 818–20 Marcus Aurelius 17, 19, 20–1, 22, 135 on Logos 819–21 Marinus 434, 608–9 on monoenergism 815–16 mathematics 8, 12, 108, 109 on monophysites 815 Calcidius on 500 on monotheletism 815, 825 Hypatia on 422, 423 on negative theology 817 Proclus on 632 ontology of 816–20 Ptolemy on 197, 203–4 on the passions 821 Pythagoreanism versus Ptolemism 422, 423 Pseudo-Dionysius, influenced by 813 matter on sensation 818, 822 as absolute evil 313 on soul, fall of 820 Augustine on 574 on time and eternity 823–5 Calcidius 499, 502, 506–7 on type 818 Cappadocians on 480 on will 825–7 Clement on 278 choice 826 Damascius on 688–92 gnomic will 826–7 Hierocles of Alexandria on, 442 rational appetite 826 as inseparable from form 625 rational wish levels of 688–9 thelema¯ 825 Philo on 242 thelesis¯ 825 Philoponus on 740, 745, 749–50, 754–5 Meister Eckhart 829 Plotinus on 306, 313 Menander 472 Plutarch of Athens on 611 metempsychosis 295, 742–3, 866–8

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Metrodorus of Stratonice 44, 54 on freedom 516 Milesians 35 on microcosm 510–18 Miltiades 104 on pleasure 516 Mirandola, Pico della 536 on soul 513: and body 511–15; faculties; of Mithridates 40, 64 emotion 515–18;physical515;psychical Moderatus of Gades 77, 116 515 van Moerbeke, William 714 Stoic influence on Christianity 511, 512 Mongus, Peter 657, 660 mixture 512 monoenergism 604, 815–16 neoi 108 Monophysites 592, 601, 815 Nicetes of Smyrna 102 monotheletism 604, 815, 825 Nicholas of Cusa 904 Moses 111, 116, 824 Nicolaus 150 mos maiorum 40, 42, 49–50 Nicomachus of Gerasa 423 movement 92 Nicomedes 657–9 multiplicity Nikephoros I 860 Iamblichus on 360, 362 nous 19, 24, 89 Plotinus on 309 numbers 617 Musonius Rufus 134, 135 Hierocles on 440 mystery religions 8, 12 Numenius 18–19 mysticism 154, 252–5 On the Good 69, 70, 118, 119–20 the Academy, influence on 22–3, 64, 66–8 Nablus 19 on beauty 123 ibn al-Nad´m 713, 872 on body 121, 122 names 86, 94 Calcidius, influence on 69–70, 500, 501, 505, absolute versus relative 467 506 divine versus natural 659–60 cosmogony 122 and epinoia 469 distinction between the demiurge and the of God 467 nous-god 89–90, 98, 112, 123, 124 Nature 91–2 on the dyad 122, 123 Abu al-Abbas an-Nayrizi on 713 on epistemology 119–20 Alexander of Aphrodisias 156 on essence 122–3 Calcidius on 503 on evil 122–3, 124, 125 John Scotus Eriugena on 835 on the forms 122 and moral responsibility 463 of the Good 15 Plotinus on 314, 318 on matter 119, 120, 123, 125 Proclus on 657 on the monad 122, 124 negative theology 620, 678, 740, 817, on the noetic 124 836–7 Origen of Alexandria, influence on 286, 287, Nemesius 292, 293 De natura hominis 510, 913 on pleasure 122 Aristotle, influenced by 516–17 and Plotinus 77, 309 Basil of Caesarea, influence on 463 on psychology 96, 120–2, 125 body 515–16:onphysiology515–16;and Pythagoreanism 115, 122 soul 511–15;resurrectionof513 on the World Soul 124 controversy about 518–19 on creation 510–18 Oedematus of Syria 610 determinism, against 517 Olympiodorus the Alchemist 702 on the elements 515 Olympiodorus the Platonist 66, 654, 660, 661, on entelechy 514 733

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Commentaries in ‘middle’ Platonism 92, 649 Alcibiades I 697, 698 and the Multiple 310–14, 637–8, 639 Categories 697, 698, 706 and negative theology 639, 648–9 De anima 699 the One-Being 682 De generatione et corruptione 699 the One-Everything 679, 684 De interpretatione 699 Plotinus on 307, 309 Gorgias 698, 709–10 Plutarch of Athens on 610 Isagoge 706 Porphyry on 332–4, 356–7 Meteorologica 697, 698, 706 Proclus on 637–41 Phaedo 698 second One 360, 547 Sophist 699 Simplicius on 728–9 Prolegomena 698, 706 Syrianus on 620, 623–5 Prolegomena to Platonic Philosophy 701 unknowability of 317 Vita Platonis 698 Origen of Alexandria on Aristotelian theology 705–6 Commentary on John 290 on astrology Contra Celsum 287 and causation 703–4, 705 On First Principles 290 and common notions 705–6 Stromateis 287 curriculum of 706, 707 allegory 286, 289, 290 on daimones 704 etymological 289 on the first principle 705 numerological 289 causation 703 psychological 289 on happiness 709 vertical 290 harmony between Plato and Aristotle 707 Aristotle, influenced by 287 life of 697 Cappadocians, influence on 297, 476, 478, on philosophy and Christianity 697, 702, 479, 480 704–5 Christ 288, 296 on responsibility 695–6, 709, 710 Christology 289 on the soul incarnation 289 and body 695–6, 708, 709, 710 and Clement of Alexandria 283, 285, 288 on sublunary bodies 706 controversy and condemnation 286 on the triad 703, 705 on cosmic history 293, 295 on Being 705 on fall and recovery 293, 294 on Intellect 705 Father 292 on Life 705 on free will 290, 293 on virtue 708, 709 Gnosticism 288, 290, 293 On the Hieratic Art 170 God 287, 291–3 One, the as creator 294 activity of 310, 311 as incorporeal 291 Ammonius Hermeiou on 665 as monad and henad 291 and causation 679, 689–90, 874, 877, 890–1, thoughts of, 292 892, 893 image and likeness of, 288 in Christian thought 477, 643, 755, 816–20 Heraclas 283 Damascius on 676–80 Holy Spirit 289 the Everything-One 684 homilies of 285 and the Good 309–10, 638–9 influence 297 Hierocles of Alexandria on 439–40, 450 and Judaism 288 Iamblichus on 360, 364–5 Law 288 Islamic philosophy on 876 Pentateuch 289

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Origen of Alexandria (cont.) on providence 432 Logos 289, 292, 294 Ptolemy, influenced by 417, 433 metempsychosis 295 departure from Ptolemy 435 and Middle Platonism 291, 292, 293 Paralius 657 Alcinous 287, 292 Parmenides 33, 726 Maximus of Tyre 292 Parthian War 20, 21 Numenius 286, 287, 292, 293 passions and Philo of Alexandria 256 apatheia 147, 280 philosophy’s relationship to Christianity 285, Augustine on 566 286 Christianity on 821 punishment 295 Galen on 227 Scripture 23–4, 288–91 metriopatheia 134, 144 Stoicism, influenced by 287, 290, 291, Peripatetics on 144, 146–7 295 Philo of Alexandria on 248, 249 Stoicism and Platonism in 287–8 Platonism on 96 Son 292–3 Plotinus on 316 eternal generation of 290, 293 Stoicicism on 97, 129, 146 soul 287, 289, 294 Paul, Saint and body 289 influence of Justin Martyr 20 preexistence 294 putative meeting of Seneca 135 suffering 295 Paul of Samosata 22 Trinitarianism 287, 290, 297 Paulus of Alexandria 435, 682–94, 700, universal salvation 296 710 Origen the pagan 284, 499, 500 pax Romana 13, 16–17 Orphic rhapsodies 18, 38 perception Osiris 85 Augustine on 560, 561 Ostrogoths 16 Clement on 279 Islamic philosophy on 892 Pamphilus 31, 283 John Scotus Eriugena on 838 Pamprepius 657 Plotinus on 315 Panaetius 28, 29, 34, 127 Ptolemy on 202 Pantaenus 24, 27, 283 Syrianus on 625 Pappus of Alexandria Themistius on 405 Almagest, commentary on 417, 429 Victorinus, Marius on 544 Geography 429 Pericles 104, 107 Mathematical Collection 429 Peripatetics 61, 107 astronomy versus astrology 435–6 divine intellect 152 and Christianity 435 epistemology of 151, 154 on Euclid 429, 432 eternity of the world 142 on geometry 429, 431–2 ethics animal knowledge of 432 goods 127, 142, 144–7, 149 Hierios the philosopher 429 habit 144, 147 on knowledge happiness 126, 142, 144 productive versus theoretical 433 passions 144, 146–7 life and works 429–30 phronesis¯ 448–9 on nature and convention 431 in Boethius 800–1 and philosophy 430 matter, 152 Platonism, influenced by 430, 431 on natural science 126, 141 Proclus, influenced by 434 politics 144

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providence 142, 151, 154, 155 union with God 253–4 on Stoic oikeiosis¯ 145 Philo of Larissa 40–1, 43, 44, 46–7, 50, 53–4, 56, on soul 57, 61, 65, 73, 74 category 149 Philodemus 25, 27, 34, 38 immortality 142, 149, 154 philology 2–3, 6, 38 relation to divine intellect 152 Philopator 132, 133, 135 Persians 19, 21, 72 Philoponus, John 28 Persius 32 Contra Aristotelem 735, 736, 745, 753–4 phantasia kataleptik¯ e¯ 43, 54 De aeternitate mundi contra Proclum 733, 735, Philae 18 736, 737, 745, 753 Philo of Alexandria 15 De contingentia mundi 735 Allegorical Commentary 238 De opificio mundi 735, 736 De opificio mundi 18 De resurrectione 736 Exposition of the Law 238 De trinitate 736 On the Creation of the Cosmos 238 De usu astrolabii 736 Questions and Answers on Genesis and Exodus De vocabulis quae diversum significatum exhibent 237, 238 secundum differentiam accentus 736 Aristobulus 239 Diaitet¯ es¯ seu arbiter 736 assimilation to God 246, 249 In Analytica Priora 734, 735, 737 and Clement of Alexandria 256 In Analytica Posteriora 733, 734, 735, 737 on creation 241–3 In Categorias 734, 737, 744 on the Demiurge 242 In De anima 734, 735, 737, 744 on determinism 246 In De caelo 736 exegetical technique 239–40 In De generatione animalium 734, 735 on the forms 241–2, 245 In De generatione et corruptione 734, 737, 738, as thoughts of God 243 744 on freedom 246 In Metaphysica 734–5 and the Greek allegorical tradition 239 In Meteorologica I 733, 736, 753–4 Homer 239 In Nicomachi introductionem arithmeticam 735 on Intellect 245 In Physica 733, 734, 744 on intellect 245, 249 Tractatus de totalitate et partibus ad Sergium as image of God 249, 255 presbyterum 735 on Law 245–6 on the aether 745, 753–4 life of 236–9 Ammonius, influence on 738–9 on Logos 241, 242, 245 Aristotelian theology 738–9 on matter 242 on creation 746 monism of 247, 253 ex nihilo 749 and mysticism 252–5 as instantaneous 747–8 on noesis 244–5 editor of Ammonius’ commentaries 733 and Origen of Alexandria 256 concerning eternity on the passions 248, 249 modes of 748–9 Plato, influenced by 251 of motion 751–3 and ‘middle’ Platonism 244 of time 752 on prophecy 241, 244–6 of the world 7, 744, 751–2 on responsibility 246, 247 on the First 740 on the soul 248, 249 on the Forms ascent of 249 Aristotle’s opposition to Plato on 746 descent of 249 as thoughts of the Demiurge 741 Stoicism, influenced by 250–2 immanent forms 741

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Philoponus, John (cont.) Ptolemy on 198, 202, 208 on God 746–7 Synesius on 528–9 volition of 747 Theon on 428 on the Good 740 and religion 11–12, 18, 631–3 as identical to Intellect 746–7 tripartition of 210, 305, 499 harmonization of Plato and Aristotle 738, Hierocles on 447–51 745–6 as contemplation 451–3 Unmoved Mover as One and Intellect 738 Philostratus 101–2, 104 on hierarchy of reality 749–50 Photios 851, 862 on Intellect physics 12, 57, 204, 504, 621–3 as demiurgic 740–1 Pirenne, Henri 15–16 as identical to the Good 746–7 pithanon (probabile) 43, 61 on intellects, lower 741 Plato on intellection 743–4 Alcibiades I 60 life of 733–4 Alcibiades II 78 on the logoi 740, 743–4 Apology 76 on matter 740, 745, 749–50, 754–5 Cratylus 78, 80–1, 89, 94, 473, 659 on metempsychosis 742–3 Crito 76 on negative theology 740 Epinomis 75–8 on the One 643, 755 Euthydemus 80, 81, 94 philosophy, two systems of 737–8 Euthyphro 75–6 early period 738–45 Gorgias 108, 130, 801, 809–10 late period 745–55 Hipparchus 78 Platonic theology 740–2 Laws 85, 88, 650, 651 on creation 746 Lovers 78 on the Timaeus 746 Letters 75–8 onthesensibleworld744–5, 751–5 VII 79 on soul 742–4, 750–1 Minos 157 and body 742–3, 744 ‘On the Good’ 118 as mover 742–3, 750 Parmenides 25, 80, 81, 91, 94, 309, 501, 619, as preexistent 743 620–1, 682–90, 694, 710 on substance 644 Proclus on 634, 648–51 on universal terms 743–4 Phaedo 27, 28, 75–6, 93, 130, 471, 475, 524 on the World Soul 742–3, 750 Phaedrus 78, 84, 106, 122, 524, 618, 808–9 philosophy Philebus 82, 681, 692–6 and Christianity 285, 286, 670–2, 833 Protagoras 98, 130 Olympiodorus on 697, 702, 704–5 Republic 27, 69, 73–4, 75–6, 89, 118–19, 130, Eastern inﬂuences 14–15, 16–17 501 eclecticism 135, 673 ‘Myth of Er’ 76, 95 and monasticism 527 Proclus on 634, 650, 651 as moral education 57–8, 78, 320–1 Second Letter 309 polemic of pagan philosophers against Sophist 78, 81, 82, 97, 130, 369 Christians 11–12, 231, 670–2 Statesman 78, 81, 88, 94 practical versus theoretical Symposium 23, 474, 475 Antiochus on 128 Theaetetus 25, 78, 92–4 Byzantine philosophy on 846–7 Timaeus 18, 27, 28, 58–62, 68–9, 72, 74, Calcidius on 499 75–6, 79, 85, 87, 89, 95, 118, 123, 130, Hierocles on 449 475, 621–3, 746 Plotinus on 303, 314 Calcidius on 499, 500–1

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Synesius on 524 metaphysics 69 Proclus on 634, 650 transcendentalism 61, 65, 68, 134 Ptolemy on 206 metempsychosis 96 Aristotle, agreement with 148, 344–5, 411, ‘middle’ 3, 61–2, 66–8, 70, 89, 139, 610 413, 415, 618, 619, 707, 798–804, Hierocles of Alexandria on 439 872–84, 900 Origen, influence on 291, 292, 293 on beauty 94 Philo of Alexandria, influence on 244 corpus 7, 25, 26, 27, 70, 75–9, 109, 113 and Themistius 413 Atticiana edition 28 physics 69, 95 late dialogues 64 the Platonici 63 survival 106 polemical treatises 70 Socratic dialogues 107 psychology 96–7 Thrasyllus’ edition 28 and scepticism 17–18, 27–8 creation of the world (see Timaeus) and Second Sophistic 101, 103, 111 dialectic 58–62 sources 70–4 doctrines 76 use of Stoic terminology 67 epideixis 101 and theology 91, 99 epistemology 81 varieties of 66–8 ethics 80–1 Platonopolis 303 exegesis of 68–70, 77, 87, 109, 115, 121 pleasure 58, 59, 97, 145 Iamblichaean versus Porphyrian Platonism and Aristotle 695–6 378–9, 382 Damascius on 692–6 and simultaneous conflict with Christianity and contemplation 695, 709–10 380 lower forms of 693–4 logic 76, 78, 81, 94 as mental activity 695 metaphysics 80 Nemesius on 516 oral teaching of 72 Numenius on 122 physics 80–1 as pure pleasure 694–6 politics 94 Plotinus psychology 72–4, 80–1, 207 Enneads 30, 305–6 emotion 96 on affect 316 immortality 150 and Alcinous 308, 309–13 reason 96 Alexander of Aphrodisias, influenced by on rhetoric 103–4, 106, 110 154 theology 19, 81, 109, 740–2 and Ammonius Saccas 302, 304 mathematics 72, 78, 80–1 on anagog¯ e¯ 321 Plutarch of Athens on 611–12 Aristotle’s divine Intellect 309–13, 319 the Third Sophistic, influence on 111 critique of the Forms 312 Platonism Augustine, influence on 301 and Aristotle 18 comparison to Basil 459, 463 curriculum 160 on beauty 315–16 epistemology 92 on body 321 recollection 92, 129 and soul 307–8, 318–19 simple knowledge 93 on the celestial spheres 311 ethics 67, 94, 97–9 on cosmology 313–14 virtue 97–9 on the demiurge 314 telos 98 epistemology of 315–18 immortality 68, 86, 96 on eudaimonia 319 logic 94–5 on first principles 306

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Plotinus (cont.) on soul 307–8, 321–2 on the Forms 306, 307, 308–9, 311–13, ascent of 320, 322 315–16 and body 307–8, 315, 318–19 of the Good 309–10 descent of 320 and Gnosticism 303, 314, 316 good life of, 319 on God 306 and Themistius 403, 410, 413 on the Good 318–23 on the Unlimited 320 Gordian III 303 on vice 320 later influence of 323–4 on virtue 319 on Damascius 324 political virtues 319, 321, 322 on Iamblichus 302, 305, 365, 366, 369 purificatory virtue 320, 321 on the Intellect 307, 308, 316 spoudaios 319, 321 constitution of 311 Plutarch of Athens desire to reach the One 311, 322 Commentary on De anima 608, 612 as image of the One 311 and Alexander of Aphrodisias 613 as multiplicity 312 on Aristotelianism 612–15 thoughts of, 307, 308, 309, 317 on celestial bodies 613 on language 317 on cognition 612 on the law of nature 321, 322 on common sense 613, 635–6 life of 301 on imagination 614 like knows like 315 on the Intellect 611 Islamic philosophy, influence on 876, 880 on the intellect 613, 614 Longinus 301 life of 608 matter 306, 313 on the One as absolute evil 313 on matter 611 on multiplicity 309 ‘middle’ Platonism 610 on Nature 314, 318 on Platonism 611–12 and Numenius 77, 119, 125, 309 school of 610 on the One 307, 309 on sensation 613–15 activity of 310, 311: double activity 310, on sensibles 611 311 on the Soul 611 as the Good 309–10 on the soul 612 and multiplicity 310–14 theurgy 609 unknowability of 317 Plutarch 67–8, 69, 70, 78, 81 and Origen of Alexandria 284, 293 EatDelphi82 on perception 315 Eroticus 84 on philosophy 320–1 On Fate 95 practical versus theoretical 303, 314 On the Generation of the Soul in the Timaeus 69, tripartition of 305 72, 87 Platonopolis 303 On Isis and Osiris 83, 84 and Plutarch 92 Platonic Questions 69, 72 relationship to Porphyry 301–2, 305–6, 308 comparison to Origen of Alexandria 292 comparison to Proclus 301, 313, 633, 640, on the mean 97 642 on mythology 84–6 providence 314, 321 on the New Academy 82 on scepticism 316 on recollection 93 on Soul 307, 308–9 on the supernatural 82–4 constitution of 313–14 poetry 31, 631, 632, 634–5 image of Intellect 313 polemic against Stoics 132

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Polemo 64 life of 325–6 Polemon 48, 54 on logismos 342, 344 politics 49, 51, 565–9 on magic 346 Porphyry on matter 343–4 Commentaries, 328–9 on the One 332–4, 356–7 Anonymous Commentary on the Parmenides on phantasia 342, 344, 345 333, 356 on the harmony between Plato and Aristotle Ethical 330 344–5 Against Boethos 336 and Proclus 325, 328 De Abstinentia 330, 347, 349 and rationalism 326 Letter to Marcella 330, 349 on religion 345–54 On the Powers of the Soul 336 and civic life 348 Literary and historical 327–8 and philosophy 349 The Cave of the Nymphs 328 sacrifice 347–8, 349 Homeric Zetemata 328 theurgy 329, 345–6 On the Philosophy of Homer 328 sense-perception 341 Philological Lecture 328 soul 335 Metaphysical 330 and astral body 338–41 Enneads, edition of 330–1 and body 335–7 On Incorporeals 331 and embryo 340–1 On Matter 332 immortality of 338 On Principles 331, 332 metempsychosis of 341 Sententiae 331, 336 movement of 338 Symmikta Zetemata 332, 336 powers of 337 Religious 329–30 tripartite 338 Against the Christians 329, 350 vehicle of 337 De regressu animae 327, 329, 347 on sumpatheia 342 Letter to Anebo 327 and Synesius 334, 354 Philosophy from Oracles 23, 327, 329, 353–4 on Trinity 334, 353 On Divine Names 329 school of 355 On Statues 329 on Stoicism 336, 337, 339 and Amelius 325, 335, 349 Victorinus 334 and Ammonius 337 on World Soul 332, 335, 339, 340 Augustine, influence on 329 Posidonius 36, 72–4, 76, 127, 137, 368 Boethius, influence on 344–5 Potamo 74 and Celsus 330, 352, 353 Presocratics 25, 26, 130 on the Chaldaean Oracles 329, 333, 346 principles 92 on Christ 353 predestination 831–2 on Christianity 350–4 prima naturae 59 on cosmology 342–4 Priscian of Caesarea 756 on creation 342 Priscian of Lydia on daimones 346–7 Metaphrasis on Theophrastus 759 on Daniel, Book of 351 Solutiones ad Chosroem 756–9 on the Demiurge 335, 344 on dreams 758 on Father 333 on drugs 758 on God 345 on the elements 758 of the Hebrews 353 influences 757 and Iamblichus 328, 332–42, 346, 349 on intellect 761 on Intellect 332, 334–5, 356–7 life of 756

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Priscian of Lydia (cont.) on Forms 634, 645–6 on prophecy 758 on God 647–8 on psychology 759 on the gods 647–8, 650, 651 and Simplicius 761 on the henads 646–8, 649, 651 on sleep 758 Iamblichus, comparison with 360, 361, 631, on the solar year 758 633 on the soul 757 on Intellect 640, 643, 646, 648–50 on theodicy 758 life of 630–7 on Theophrastus 759 on Limit 650 on variations of species 758 on the logoi 644 on wind 758 on mathematics 632 Priscus 31 in medieval philosophy 906–12 Proclus metaphysics of 637–41 Commentaries on monad 646 on the Alcibiades I 634 on Nature 657 on the Chaldaean Oracles 632–3 on the One 637–41 on Euclid’s Elements 635 and the Good 638–9 on the Enneads 633 and the Multiple 637–8, 639 on the Gorgias 634 and negative theology 639, 648–9 on the Parmenides 634, 648–51, 907 as absolutely transcendent 646–7 on the Phaedo 634 in Middle Platonism 649 on the Phaedrus 634 on philosophy 631–3 on the Philebus 634 on Plato’s dialogues on the Republic 69, 70 Laws 650, 651 on the Sophist 634 Parmenides 634, 648–51 on the Symposium 634 Republic 634, 650, 651 on the Theaetetus 634 Timaeus 634, 650 on the Timaeus 634, 908 Plotinus, comparison with 7, 70–3, 301, 313, Elements of Theology 635–6 633, 640, 642 Outlines of the Hypotheses of the Astronomers Plutarch of Athens, student of 608, 609 635 on procession and reversion 639–41 Platonic Theology 635–6 on poetry 632, 634–5 on Aristotle on prophecy 631, 632 disagreement with 633 on self-constituted being 641–3 metaphysics as theology 635 on Soul 646 on Being 640 on soul 646, 650 on causation 641–3 Syrianus, influenced by 619–20, 621, 623, causa sui 641 630, 631, 633–4 efficient cause 644, 645 on theology 648–52 final cause 644 on theurgy 630 first cause 637, 638, 645 Unlimitedness 650 formal cause 644 prophecy 23, 24, 82–3 material cause 644 Philo of Alexandria on 241, 244–6 paradigmatic cause 644 Proclus on 631, 632 real and subsidiary causes 644 providence on divine truth 632 Augustine on 574 Dionysius the Areopagite, influence on 635, Calcidius on 503, 504–6 651, 652 Cappadocians on 461–4 on eternity (different senses of) 645 Epicureans on 154 on evil 635 Hierocles on 453–5

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Islamic philosophy on 878–9 and sunaisthesis 763 Pappus of Alexandria on 432 Ptolemaeum 44 Platonism on 89, 90, 95–6, 143, 314, 321 Ptolemy Peripatetics on 151, 154 Almagest 198 Stoicism on 54, 129, 138 Canobic Inscription 198 Themistius on 402–3, 415–16 Harmonics 199 Psellos, Michael 847, 849 Mathematical Composition 198 Pseudo-Aristeas 239 On the Elements 200 Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite 85 On the Criterion and Hegemonicon 199 Divine Names 767, 785 On Weights 200 On Celestial Hierarchy 768 Optics 199 On Ecclesiastical Hierarchy 768 Planetary Hypotheses 200 On Mystical Theology 767 Syntaxis 425 on beauty 775 Tetrabiblos 197, 199, 425 on being 779–80 Aristotle, influenced by on causation 770–3 De anima 207 on Christianity and Platonism 773, 777 Metaphysics Lambda 203 on differentiation of beings 772–3 and psychological tripartition 207 on emanation and return 773 on astronomy on evil 777–9 versus astrology 199, 205 on God celestial bodies, 200 as hidden 768 ethical merits of 198 presence of 771 movements 198 symbols of 785–6 spheres 200 on the Good 774–5 on the elements 205, 206 on hierarchy of being 779–82 on happiness 208–9 on knowledge 782–5 Hypatia, influence on 417, 422–4 on life 858 on imagination 202 on logoi 771 on intellect 202 on matter 857–61 on knowledge 202–4, 205 on mysticism 782–5 on mathematics 197, 203–4 on negative theology 769 ethical merits of 198 on the One 768, 908–9 Pappus of Alexandria, influence on 417, on the Platonic triad 779–80 433 on wisdom 779–80 on perception 202 pseudo-Elias 661 on sensibles 203 pseudo-Galen 36–7 on philosophy Philosophical History 37 theoretical versus practical 198, 202, 208 pseudo-Plutarch tripartition of 198, 203 Placita 36, 37 on physics 204 pseudo-Simplicius Plato, influenced by Commentary on De anima 759–60 and psychological tripartition 207 and consciousness 762 Timaeus 206 debate over identity 759–60 Ptolemy’s influence in fourth century 434–6 and Prisian of Lydia 761 on soul Iamblichus, influenced by 760–1 and body 205 on the soul as tripartite 206, 207, 208 Aristotelian versus Platonic theories 761 faculties of 206 actuality of 761–3 and Stoic materialism 206 and body 761 sublunary realm 204–5

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Ptolemy (cont.) Scholarchs 64, 65, 131 Theon of Alexandria, influence on 417, schools, philosophical 7, 8, 11, 26, 35, 64, 67, 426–8 116, 131 on truth 201–2 scripture 8, 24 on virtue 208–9 Augustine on 557 Ptolemaic monarchy 14 Clement on 273, 277, 279–80 Publius Aelius Aristides of Mysia 100, 104–5, Jewish 19, 23–4, 111, 117, 461 107, 110 Justin on 259 Against Plato on Behalf of the Four 104 Origen on 288–91 On Rhetoric 107 Philo of Alexandria on 239–40 Pulcheria 589–90, 593 Seneca 72, 132, 133, 134, 135 Pyrrhonism 39, 48, 151 Epistles 79 Pythagoras as sage 302, 304, 359 sensation 55, 91, 818, 822 Pythagorean Golden Verses 438, 451, 452 Septimius Severus 21, 22, 88 Pythagoreanism 17, 19, 22, 30, 49, 61, 66, 72–3, Sergius of Resayna 870 82, 136 Sextii 132 Sextus Empiricus 37, 72 Quadi 21 Simplicius of Cilicia al-Qifti 713 Commentaries on Categories 712 Ratramnus of Corbie 898 Handbook of Epictetus 712 reason 55 On the Heavens 712, 718, 727–31 receptacle 76, 85, 87, 149, 169–70 On the Pythagorean Sects 712 and matter 688 Physics 712, 718, 725 responsibility 227, 246, 247, 505, 695–6, 709, Physics of Theophrastus 712 710 and Alexander of Aphrodisias 715, 716 rhetoric 12, 17, 47, 51, 100–1, 110 Arabic philosophy, influence on 713 epideixeis 104, 113, 114 Aristotle, influence of 69, 718 Rhodes 26, 131 assimilation to God 719 Rome on cosmology 727–31 arrival of Aristotle’s corpus at 31 on Epictetus 719–22 as a hub of philosophy after the sack of eternity of the world 730–1 Athens 133 ethics 719–22 as pure centre of Roman culture 15 on evil 721–2 Eastern influences in 15 on God 720–1 hostility to philosophy during Republic 14 Iamblichus, influenced by 716 relationship to Constantinople, Athens and life of 711–12 Alexandria 4 and medieval philosophy 914 on natural 725–7 sacrifice, blood 24 on the One 728–9 sage, Stoic 43, 47, 51, 56, 57, 60 on place 727 Sassanids 22 Porphyry, influenced by 716 satire 39–40, 108, 110 on the Presocratics 716, 725–6 scepticism Ptolemy 200 Augustine against 559 on quality 724 Galen on 219–20, 225 on quantity 724 in the New Academy 39, 65 on relative 724 in the Old Academy 27, 39 on soul 721 Plotinus’ use of 316 on substance 724 skope¯ 119 on time 724, 727

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Sina¨ıta, Anastasios 851, 856–7 irrational desires of 686 Abu Sa’id al-Sirafi 885 Islamic philosophy on 881–4 Socrates Nemesius on 511–15 merged with Pythagoras by Plato 19 Origen on 287, 289, 294 on universal epoche¯ 42, 48, 64, 118 ousia of 686–8 Antiochus on 45 Philoponus on 742–4, 750–1 ‘Socratic’ schools 127, 130 Plotinus on 307–8, 321–2 the Son Plutarch of Athens on 611 Cappadocians on 463, 464, 465–7, 468, 476 as preexistent 743 as begotten 466–7 Proclus on 646, 650 Synesius on 530 substantial change of 686–8 Marius Victorinus on 546, 550 Syrianus on 622 Sopater of Apamea 113 Themistius on 405, 406–7 Sopatros 112 tripartition 96, 206, 207, 208, 338 Sosicrates 37, 146 universal 620 Sotion 132 Victorinus, Marius on 446, 447–51, 453 Successions of Philosophers 35 vehicle of 337, 366, 449–51, 525, 530, 531, Soul 72–4, 87, 89, 123, 154, 622 551, 622 Calcidius on 501, 502, 504 space in the Chaldaean Oracles 163, 165–6 Iamblichus on 363 Clement on 278 Speusippus 64, 154 as the third God sterea somata¯ 122 Hierocles on 444 Stephen of Alexandria 613–14 Iamblichus on 363, 367, 369 Stephanus 657, 661 and Intellect 313 Stethatos, Niketas 851 Islamic philosophy on 877, 880 Stobaeus 25, 37, 135, 146 Philoponus on 742–3, 750 Anthology 36, 144–7 Plotinus on 307, 308–9, 313–14 Eclogues 73, 74 Proclus on 646 Stoicism Synesius on 528 Aristotle, influenced by 42, 73, 131, 134, 138 soul and astronomy 132 actuality of 761–3 Calcidius, influenced by 503 Alcinous on 95 causation 130 Aristotelian versus Platonic theories 761 Christianity, influence on 511, 512 ascent of 249, 322, 618, 721, 892 Clement, influence on 136–7 bipartition 96 cosmology 130 Boethius on 802, 806–7 dialectic 58 and body 87, 307–8, 315, 318–19, 686, disagreements among 126 695–6, 708, 709, 710, 742–3, 744, 761 eclecticism of 133, 136, 139 Porphyry on 335–7 epistemology 54, 55, 130, 134, 138 Ptolemy on 205 ethics 59–61, 137, 138 Byzantine philosophy 866 pathe¯ 97, 129, 146 Calcidius on 501, 502, 503 happiness 128, 134 Clement on 279–80 oikeiosis¯ 128, 143, 144 Damascius on 684–8 preferred indifferents 143 descent of 550, 618, 623, 799, 820 virtue as right reason 143 Galen on 228 and Gregory of Nyssa 473, 476 Iamblichus on 363–6, 367–8, 373 Hierocles, influence on 448, 449 immortality of 229–30, 338, 447, 618 Justin Martyr, influence on 19 as impassible 684 logic 67, 129, 137, 138

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Stoicism (cont.) on emanation (procession) and return materialism 61, 82, 129, 130, 137, 138, 149, 527 206, 465 on the Father 527 Philo of Alexandria, influence on 250–2 on First Principles 527 physics 138 on forms 527 Plato, influenced by 42, 73, 130, 131, 134, on gods 524 138 encosmic 530 opposition to Plato 118 hypercosmic 530 polemics against 133 on the Good 528 psychology 127, 130, 142 Hellenism, religious 520 parts of divine intellect 160 Hermetica 534 theology 130, 134, 138, 149, 151 Hypatia, influence on 418, 420, 421–3 Strabo 29, 72, 127 on the imagination 531 Strato 150 on the Incarnation 529–30 sublunary realm on Intellect 527 Calcidius on 504 on intellect 528 Iamblichus on 369 life of 520 Olympiodorus on 706 on monad 527 Ptolemy on 204–5 on philosophy Themistius on 412 practical versus theoretical 528–9 substance and monasticism 527 Simplicius 724 on Platonism 532 three types of 623–5 Phaedo and the Phaedrus 524 Sulla 26, 29, 31, 128 on the Timaeus 524 sumphutos epithumia 88 Porphyry, influence on 531 sun 91 on the Son 530 Symmachus, Q Aurelius Memmius 788 on Soul 528 Synesius of Cyrene on the Trinity 527 Address to Paeonius 523 and the Anonymous Commentary on the Catastases 525 Parmenides 533 Cynegetica 523 union with God 526 De dona 421–3 on the vehicle of 525, 530, 531 Dion 525 on virtue 526 Homilies 525 Syrianus 38, 112, 360 Hymns 526 The Agreement between Orpheus, Pythagoras, Letters 526, 531–3 Plato, and the Chaldaean Oracles 616 On Dreams 525 Commentary on Aristotle’s Metaphysics On Kingship 524 616 On Providence 524 Commentary on the Orphic Poems 616 Praise of Baldness 523 ps.-Alexander, influence on 619–21 al-Farab´ 536 on Aristotle on aether 530 disagreement with 626, 627–9 on baptism 534 exegesis of 619 on the body 531 on the Demiurge 620, 622 on the resurrection 534–5 on epistemology 625–9 Christianity and Hellenism 523, 533–5 on erotic madness 618 comparison to other Church Fathers on eternity 623 on cosmology 533 on Forms 617, 624–5 on daimones 524 dianoetic 624, 625, 627, 629

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immanent 625, 626–7 logical priority of axioms 628 intelligible 624–5: as demiurgic ontological priority of axioms 628 624 Syriac philosophy 871–2 on the gods 620 assimilation to 620–1 Tertullian 4, 112 encosmic gods 620 Tetractys 440 hypercosmic gods 620 Theagenes of Rhegium 239 intellectual gods 620 Themistius intelligible gods 620 Against Maximus Concerning the Derivation of intelligible – intellectual gods the Second and Third Figures of the 620 Syllogism 401 on the henad 620 paraphrases of Aristotle 398–400 life of 616–19 Categories 398–400 on logic 629 De anima 405 on logoi 625 De caelo 404 on matter as inseparable from form Ethics 398 625 Metaphysics Lambda 403, 410, 411 and negative theology 620 On the Soul 398–400 on numbers 617 On Virtue 398, 416 ontology of 623–5 Physics 398–400 on perception 625 Poetics 398 on physics 621–3 Posterior Analytics 398–400, 402 Plato and Aristotle, agreement between 618, Prior Analytics 398–400, 401 619 To pi cs 398–400 on Plato’s dialogues Pseudo-Themistius Parmenides 619, 620–1 History of Animals 398 Phaedrus 618 Parva naturalia 398 Timaeus 621–3 on accident 401, 403, 404 Proclus, influence on 619–20, 621, 623, 630, on aether 405 631, 633–4 assimilation to God 414 on Soul 622 on cognitive states 402 on soul 622 compared to Alexander of Aphrodisias 399, ascent 618 400, 403–4, 405, 409, 411, 415 assimilation to the gods 620–1 Aristotle, disagreements with 404, 405 assimilation to the dianoetic forms 625, body, first 403–4 629 body, human 405, 406–7 descent of 618, 623 Boethius, influence on 401 immortality of 618 cosmology 403–5 universal 620 parts of cosmos 404 vehicle of 622 common notions 410 on substance ‘Middle’ Platonic version of 410 dianoetic 623–5 on elements 404 intelligible 623–5 on evil 402–3 sensible 623–5 on first principles 402–3 theology of, 619–23 on form 403, 412 on time 622 on intellect 405, 408 on the triad 620 active 408–10: as subject of thought on universals 626–9 408–9; as immortal 409; and order of as existing in the soul 627 universe 409–10

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Themistius (cont.) Little Commentary on Ptolemy’s Handy Tables passive 408: and potential intellect 410–11; 424 and immortality of intellect 410, 411; Great Commentary on Ptolemy’s Handy Tables and common intellect 740 425 life of 391 edition of Euclid’s Elements 426 on logic 400–1, 402 and astrologers 425 on matter 402–3 on astronomy 423, 425–6 desire for the good 403 and philosophy 427, 428–9 and Middle Platonism 413 ethical advantages of 428 on perception 405 and Christianity 435 on Plato’s theory of recollection, critique of on geometry 428 402 life and works of 424–6 deﬂation of secondary gods 412 on philosophy on philosophy 416 theoretical versus practical 428 attitude toward 398 Ptolemy, inﬂuenced by 417, 426–8 on harmony between Aristotle and Plato departure from 427, 428–9 411, 413, 415 Suntaxis 425 relationship between Aristotle and the Tetrabiblos 425 Stoics 411 Theon of Smyrna 67, 69, 72, 75–8 school allegiance 405 Theophanes 849 on physics 402–5 Theophrastus 29, 141, 157, 305, 725, 759 and Platonism 415 On Natural Opinions 35 and Plotinus 403, 410, 413 Theophylaktos 851 on privation 402–3 Theosebius 455 on providence 402–3, 415–16 theurgy on soul 405, 406–7 Ammonius Hermeiou, reticence on 659, criticism of harmony theory 406–7 660 on entelechy 407 Chaldaean Oracles on 162, 169 on spontaneous generation 412 Damascius on 674–5 on sublunary spheres 412 Hierocles of Alexandria on 450–1 agreement with Theophrastus 401 Iamblichus on 363, 365 on the Unmoved Mover 409, 412–14 Plutarch on 609 as simple 412–13 Proclus on 630 as the law of nature 413–14 Thierry of Chartres 897, 903 thought of 414–16 Thrasyllus 28, 75–8, 79, 82, 106 Themistocles 104 Commentary on Ptolemy’s Harmonics 77 Theodoric 789 Thucydides 105 Theodore Abu Qurra 850 Tiberius Caesar 75 Theodore the Studite 814 Time Theodoret 156 Augustine on 572, 573, 575 Therapy for Diseases of the Greeks 36, 37 Calcidius on Theodorus of Soli 95 Iamblichus on 362, 365 Theodosius I 392–6, 585–6 Islamic philosophy on 889 theology Maximus the Confessor on 823–5 Augustine on 225–7, 567 Syrianus on 622 philosophical 85, 648–52 Trajan 18 Theon of Alexandria Trinity, the 115 Almagest, commentary on 417, 419, Augustine 558–9, 560–1, 569–76 426–8 Cappadocians on 463, 464–70

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Clement on 278, 281 on the dyad 540, 541, 547 John Scotus Eriugena on 838 on emanation and regression 548 Origen on 287, 289, 290, 292–3, on existents 543 297 on the Father 544, 546, 547 Synesius on 527 on forms 545 Marius Victorinus on 544–9 on freedom 550 Trophonius, Oracle of 86 on the Good 546 truth 43, 54, 201–2, 219, 562–5 on the hierarchy of being 543–4 Tryphon 136 on the Holy Spirit 547 Typhon 85 life of 538 Tyrannio 29 on matter 543–4 on the One 545, 546–7 Ummayyad Empire 13, 15, 16 on the second One 547 the Uniﬁed on ontology 542–4 Damascius on 680 great chain of being 542 universals 626–9 on perception 544 universal terms 743–4 on the Son 546, 550 the Unlimited on soul 549–50, 551 Iamblichus on 360 on the triad 544 Plotinus on 320 Being 544, 547, 549 Proclus on 650 Intellect 544, 545, 549 Unmoved Mover Life 544, 549 Aristotle on 153, 157, 635, 705–6, on the Trinity 544–9 738–9 virtue John Philoponus on 738 as highest good 59–60, 111 Themistius on 409, 412–14 Byzantine philosophy on 866 Hierocles of Alexandria on 448–9 Valentinus 20 Iamblichus on 371 Valer ian 21, 22 Justin on 267–9 Var ro 45–6, 53 Olympiodorus on 708, 709 Verginius Rufus 146 Plotinus on 319 via negativa 91, 117 political virtues 319, 321, 322, 448 Marius Victorinus 385, 389 Ptolemy on 208–9 Ars grammatical 538, 539 purifying virtue 320, 321, 449–51, Commentary on Cicero’s Rhetoric 526 538 Socrates’ views on 45 Commentary on Cicero’s Topics 539 spoudaios 319, 321 Commentaries on the Epistles. 540, 541 will 825–7 De deﬁnitionibus 538, 539 Augustine on 558, 565–6, 567 De inventione 538 Boethius on 810, 812 De trinitate 540–1 choice 826 Hymns 540 gnomic will 826–7 On hypothetical syllogisms 539 Hierocles on 453–5 translations Iamblichus on 369–70 Enneads 539 Origen on 290, 293 De regressu 539 rational appetite 826 Introduction to Aristotle’s Categories thelema¯ 825 539 thelesis¯ 825

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William of Conches 897, 899 Zacharias of Gaza 656–7 William of Moerbeke 906, 913–14 Zeno of Citium 14, 26, 28, 32, 46, 47, 54, 118, 126, 128 Xenarchus 145, 146, 150, 152, 200 Zeus 90 Xenocrates 64, 72, 76, 150 Zeuxis and the citizens of Croton, story of Xenophon 130 47 Memorabilia 31 Zosimus of Panopolis 702