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Index Locorum Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-85937-0 - The Virtuous Life in Greek Ethics Edited by Burkhard Reis Index More information Index locorum Aeschylus 2.3, 1220b21–3: 104 Agamemnon 2.3, 1221a15–17: 123 218: 239 2.5, 1222a22–b4: 110 Aetius¨ 2.10, 1126b29–30: 176 De placitis reliquiae 2.11, 1228a5–7: 160 4.4.6: 199 3.1, 1230a26–33: 168 Anaximenes 3.1, 1230a31–2: 169 Rhetorica ad Alexandrum 7.2, 1236b39–1237a2: 181 7.5: 194 7.12, 1245a29–30: 186 7.14: 194 Ethica Nicomachea Antiphon Orat. 1: 102, 104, 175 2.213: 155 1.2, 1094a22–6: 149 Antiphon Soph. 1.2, 1094a23–5: 176 DK 87 B 44: 135 1.2, 1094b7–11: 182 Apollodorus 1.2, 1094b10–11: 127 Bibliotheca 1.3, 1094b11–27: 128 3.70–2: 234 1.3, 1094b13–27: 149 Aristotle 1.3, 1094b21: 111 Analytica posteriora 1.3, 1095a5–6: 129 1.4: 159 1.4, 1095a17–20: 181 De anima 1.4, 1095a31–b8: 129 1.1, 403a23–4: 204 1.4, 1095b4–7: 130 2.2, 413b10–13: 131 1.5: 132, 178 2.3, 414b19–415a13: 131 1.5, 1095b26–1096a2: 184 3.3: 195 1.6: 176 3.7, 430a26–431a8: 195 1.6, 1096b8–19: 175 3.9–10: 103 1.7: 176, 190 Categoriae 1.7, 1097a25–b6: 175 10, 11b38–12a9: 10 1.7, 1097a33–b6: 181 Ethica Eudemia 1.7, 1097b1–6: 181 1.2, 1214b6–11: 176 1.7, 1097b4–6: 176 1.2, 1214b10–11: 140 1.7, 1097b8–11: 131 1.2, 1214b11–27: 181 1.7, 1097b20–1: 181 1.4, 1215b3–4: 184 1.7, 1098a10–15: 101 1.5, 1216a24–6: 184 1.7, 1098a16–18: 101, 131 1.7, 1217a20–2: 181 1.7, 1098a17: 102 2: 126 1.7, 1098a26–32: 149 2.1, 1219a38–9: 101, 126 1.8–10: 181 2.1, 1219b32–6: 103 1.9, 1099a11–21: 181 2.2, 1220b12–13: 194 1.13, 1102a5–15: 182 2.3: 106 1.13, 1102a5–6: 101 259 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-85937-0 - The Virtuous Life in Greek Ethics Edited by Burkhard Reis Index More information 260 Index locorum Aristotle (cont.) 3.6: 182 1.13, 1102a6–7: 101 3.6, 1115a30–1: 182 1.13, 1102a7–13: 127 3.6, 1115a33: 182 1.13, 1102a7–10: 136 3.7, 1115b10–15: 168 1.13, 1102a26–7: 103 3.7, 1115b12–24: 169 1.13, 1102a29: 103 3.7, 1115b12–13: 168, 169 1.13, 1102b27: 104 3.7, 1115b21–4: 168 1.13, 1102b28: 104 3.7, 1116a11–15: 169 1.13, 1103a1–3: 103 3.8, 1116b2–3: 168, 169 2: 100, 101, 104, 111, 113, 123, 126 3.8, 1116b31: 169 2.1: 108 3.8, 1117a8: 169 2.1, 1103b2–6: 173 3.8, 1117a16–17: 168 2.1, 1103b2–5: 182 3.8. 1117a17: 169 2.1, 1103b21–2: 108 3.9, 1117b9: 168, 169 2.2: 107 3.11, 1118b21–7: 169 2.2, 1103b33: 106 3.11, 1119a11–20: 169 2.2, 1103b34–1104a11: 111, 128 3.11, 1119a18: 168 2.2, 1104a1–10: 106 3.12, 1119b15–19: 169 2.2, 1104a1–2: 112 3.12, 1119b15–18: 168 2.2, 1104a10–11: 107 3.12, 1119b16: 169 2.2, 1104a11–13: 107 4: 102 2.2, 1104a14: 107 4.1, 1120a23–b4: 169 2.3, 1104b3–13: 181 4.1, 1120a23–6: 168 2.3, 1104b8–27: 130 4.1, 1120a23–5: 168, 169 2.3, 1104b14–15: 195 4.1, 1120a25–6: 172 2.3, 1104b21–4: 169 4.1, 1120a27–9: 169 2.4, 1105a32: 168 4.1, 1120b1: 175 2.5: 105 4.1, 1121a1–4: 169 2.5, 1105b21–3: 194 4.1, 1121a8–b12: 169 2.6: 105, 106, 107, 111 4.1, 1121b3–5: 169 2.6, 1106a14–24: 105 4.1, 1122a11: 172 2.6, 1106a24–6: 105 4.2, 1122b6–7: 168, 169 2.6, 1106a26–9: 104 4.2, 1123a24–5: 169 2.6, 1106a26: 105 4.6, 1126b21: 143 2.6, 1106a27–8: 114 4.7, 1127b3: 143 2.6, 1106b9–11: 105 4.9, 1128b21: 143 2.6, 1106b18–23: 122 4.9, 1128b22–32: 160 2.6, 1106b20–3: 149 5: 134, 135, 159 2.6, 1106b21–2: 138, 169 5.1: 135, 136 2.6, 1106b25–6: 106 5.1, 1129a26–1130a9: 134 2.6, 1106b28–33: 119 5.1, 1129a34: 134 2.6, 1106b36–1107a2: 3, 111 5.1, 1129b11–25: 134 2.6, 1107a1: 104, 106 5.1, 1129b11–19: 172 2.6, 1107a4: 169 5.1, 1129b11–14: 142 2.6, 1107a11–12: 110 5.1, 1129b19–25: 136, 173 2.8, 1108b11–13: 115 5.1, 1129b25–1130a14: 172 2.8, 1108b35–1109a19: 110 5.1, 1129b30: 142 2.8, 1109a5–6: 110 5.2, 1130b22–9: 173 2.8, 1109b1–19: 115 5.2, 1130b22–4: 136 2.9, 1109b14–26: 149 5.3, 1131a10–b15: 159 2.9, 1109b21: 149 5.5, 1134a1–2: 168 3: 102 5.6, 1134a35–b8: 163 3.1: 4 5.6, 1134b1–8: 191 3.3, 1112a34–b11: 149 5.7: 135, 157 3.4, 1113a25–b2: 181 5.9, 1136b20–2: 143 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-85937-0 - The Virtuous Life in Greek Ethics Edited by Burkhard Reis Index More information Index locorum 261 5.10: 139, 142, 145, 149, 151, 156, 157, 166 8.3, 1156a6–19: 186 5.10, 1137a34–b2: 142 8.3, 1156b7–12: 186 5.10, 1137b1–2: 142 8.4, 1157a30–1: 186 5.10, 1137b8–11: 142 8.4, 1157b3: 186 5.10, 1137b11–13: 142 8.13, 1162b6–8: 172 5.10, 1137b13–14: 145 9.2, 1164b27–1165a18: 149 5.10, 1137b14–19: 145 9.2, 1165a4: 175 5.10, 1137b14: 149 9.4: 185 5.10, 1137b15–16: 149 9.4, 1166a2–6: 186 5.10, 1137b19–24: 145, 152 9.4, 1166a10–23: 143 5.10, 1137b28–32: 145 9.4, 1166a31–2: 186 5.10, 1137b34–1138a3: 143, 144 9.8: 167, 171, 174, 185, 192 5.10, 1138a1–2: 144 9.8, 1168a29–35: 185 6: 129, 131, 132, 191 9.8, 1168a33–5: 143 6.1, 1138b32–4: 131 9.8, 1168b1–10: 185 6.2, 1139a29–31: 132 9.8, 1168b25–8: 168 6.2, 1139b1–4: 169 9.8, 1169a15–18: 185 6.4, 1140a2–6: 169 9.8, 1169a16: 143 6.5: 191 9.8, 1169a18–b2: 172, 174, 185, 186 6.5, 1140a25–8: 181 9.8, 1169a32–4: 189 6.5, 1140b6–7: 169 9.9, 1169b6–7: 186 6.6, 1141a3–4: 160 9.9, 1169b10–22: 172 6.7, 1141b8–22: 161 9.9, 1169b11–16: 172 6.7, 1141b14–22: 139 9.9, 1170a14–16: 181 6.8: 160 9.9, 1170b6–7: 186 6.8, 1141b23 ff.: 127 9.10, 1171a24–6: 175 6.8, 1141b23–33: 191 9.11, 1171b12–25: 172 6.8, 1141b24–8: 161 10: 181, 192 6.8, 1141b29–1142a10: 137 10.4: 181 6.8, 1142a10–11: 137 10.5, 1175b24–8: 143 6.8, 1142a11–13: 149 10.5, 1176a10–22: 181 6.8, 1142a20–3: 133 10.6–9: 174 6.8, 1142a23–30: 133 10.6–8: 3 6.11: 160 10.6: 176, 178 6.11, 1143a19–24: 165 10.6, 1176a33–b9: 175 6.11, 1143a25–35: 143 10.6, 1176b3: 178 6.11, 1143a31–2: 143 10.6, 1176b9–1177a11: 179 6.11, 1143a35–b14: 133 10.7: 167, 174, 183, 187, 190, 191, 192 6.11, 1143b13–14: 139 10.7, 1177a12–18: 176 6.12–13: 191 10.7, 1177a19–b26: 177 6.12, 1144a13–20: 168 10.7, 1177a26–7: 177 6.13: 191 10.7, 1177b1–26: 174, 184 6.13, 1144b30–1145a2: 191 10.7, 1177b1–4: 176, 177, 190 6.13, 1145a6–11: 191 10.7, 1177b4–15: 179 6.13, 1145a6–9: 137 10.7, 1177b9–12: 183 7.3, 1147a14–15: 194 10.7, 1177b12: 182 7.9, 1151b8–9: 194 10.7, 1177b13–15: 183 7.14, 1154a8–21: 119 10.7, 1177b14: 192 8: 186 10.7, 1177b16–26: 180 8.1, 1155a3–4: 172 10.7, 1177b16–17: 180 8.1, 1155a5–9: 172 10.7, 1177b17–18: 178, 180 8.1, 1155a21–2: 157 10.7, 1177b18: 190 8.1, 1155a22–8: 137 10.7, 1177b20: 180 8.1, 1155a28–9: 175 10.7, 1177b22: 180 8.2, 1155b31: 186 10.7–8, 1177b26–1178a23: 192 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-85937-0 - The Virtuous Life in Greek Ethics Edited by Burkhard Reis Index More information 262 Index locorum Aristotle (cont.) 7.3: 181 10.8: 184 7.8, 1328a21–5: 181 10.8, 1178b5–6: 191 7.13, 1331b29–34: 176 10.8, 1178b7: 191 7.13, 1331b39–40: 181 10.8, 1178b12–13: 59 7.13, 1332a7–18: 175 10.8, 1178b15–16: 59 7.13, 1332a28–b11: 182 10.9: 127, 160, 182 7.14–15: 181 10.9, 1179a33–5: 131 7.14, 1333a11–16: 173 10.9, 1179b23–31: 130 7.14, 1333a11–12: 173 10.9, 1179b31–1180b28: 173 7.14, 1333a30–6: 175 10.9, 1179b34: 128 7.14, 1333a41–b3: 175 10.9, 1180a4–5: 138 8.1: 173 10.9, 1180a34–b2: 138 8.3: 181 10.9, 1180b11–23: 160 8.3, 1338a4–6: 181 10.9, 1181a9–b11: 160 8.3, 1338a11–13: 175 10.9, 1181b15: 141 8.3, 1338a30–2: 175 De insomniis 8.5, 1340a14–18: 148 2, 459a15–19: 195 Rhetorica Metaphysica 1.1, 1354a31–b11: 162 1.1, 981a12–24: 139 1.2, 1357a22–33: 111 1.1, 981a28–30: 159 1.10: 157 5.5, 1015a20–6: 175 1.11, 1370a27–34: 195 5.21, 1022b15–21: 194 1.13–15: 157 6.8, 1027a20–1: 159 1.13: 144, 153, 156, 158 De partibus animalium 1.13, 1374a26: 153 1.1, 639b11–640a10: 175 1.13, 1374a28–b1: 153 Politica 1.13, 1374a31: 149, 154 1: 157 1.13, 1374a34–b1: 144 1.2: 136 1.13, 1374b2–23: 155 1.2, 1252b27–30: 182 1.15, 1375a27–9: 157 1.2, 1253a37–9: 135 1.15, 1375a28–33: 156 1.4, 1254a5–8: 169 1.15, 1375a34–5: 153 2.5, 1263a21–40: 173 2.1, 1378a20–3: 195 3: 159 2.5, 1382a21–5: 202 3.4: 173 3.2: 115, 116 3.4, 1277b7–32: 136 3.2, 1404b1–12: 116 3.9, 1280a8–15: 159 3.2, 1404b35–7: 116 3.9, 1280b7–12: 136 3.2, 1405a8–9: 116 3.9, 1280b35–9: 137 3.3: 117 3.9, 1280b39–1281a4: 182 3.16, 1416b31–2: 106 3.10, 1281a28: 143 Topica 3.11, 1282b1–6: 164 2.7, 113a5–8: 115 3.12, 1282b14–18: 191 8.4, 159a20–4: 16 3.12, 1282b18–23: 159 8.5, 159b27–35: 15 3.15–16: 162 3.15: 163 Cicero 3.15, 1286a16–17: 163 De finibus bonorum et malorum 3.16: 163 1.29–39 (LS 21 A 4): 223 3.16, 1286a36–7: 164 1.29–31: 201 3.16, 1287a20–32: 162 1.30: 214 3.16, 1287a32: 163 1.55 (LS 21 U 1): 223 3.16, 1287b15–26: 163 3.35: 203 4.4, 1291a17–18: 175 De natura deorum 6.4, 1318b32–1319a4: 143 1.28: 67 7.2, 1324a23–5: 191 De officiis 7.2, 1324a32–5: 176 1.69–73: 128 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-85937-0 - The Virtuous Life in Greek Ethics Edited by Burkhard Reis Index More information Index locorum 263 Tusculanae disputationes DK 31 B 106: 240 3.41: 197 DK 31 B 107: 240 3.61: 199 DK 31 B 112: 236 DK 31 B 113: 236 Democritus DK 31 B 114: 236 DK 68 A 105: 199 DK 31 B 115: 237 Diogenes Laertius DK 31 B 117: 237 Vitae philosophorum DK 31 B 118: 238 8.5: 234 DK 31 B 120: 238 8.36: 234 DK 31 B 126: 238 8.51–77: 231 DK 31 B 127: 238 10.11: 200 DK 31 B 129: 236 10.25: 203 DK 31 B 129.5–6: 234 10.31: 195, 196 DK 31 B 131: 237 10.33: 208, 216 DK 31 B 137: 238 10.34: 196 DK 31 B 139: 241 10.35: 196 DK 31 B 139.6: 238 10.66: 197 Strasbourg papyrus 10.73: 202 a: 240 10.117: 221, 228 a(i) 6: 231, 241 10.119: 199 a(ii) 17: 231, 241 10.120: 228 b: 241 10.125: 199 c: 231, 241 10.128: 200 Epicurus 10.131: 200 Epistula ad Herodotum 10.136: 200 35–6: 228 10.137: 200, 214 37–8: 196 10.140: 214 38: 196 10.144: 223 52–3: 196 10.149: 211, 223 55: 196 Diogenes Oenoandensis 63–4: 199 fr.
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