Roman Stoicism
Edward Vernon Arnold
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ROMAN STOICISM
ROMAN STOICISM
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS London: FETTER LANE, E.C. C. F. CLAY, Manager Edinburgh: 100, PRINCES STREET Berlin: A. ASHER AND CO. Leipzig: F. A. BROCKHAUS New York: G. P. PUTNAM’S SONS Bombay and Calcutta: MACMILLAN AND CO., Ltd All rights reserved ROMAN STOICISM BEING LECTURES ON THE HISTORY OF THE STOIC PHILOSOPHY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ITS DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE ROMAN EMPIRE BY E. VERNON ARNOLD, Litt.D. PROFESSOR OF LATIN IN THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF NORTH WALES AND FORMERLY FELLOW OF TRINI
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PREFACE
PREFACE
This book is the outcome of a course of lectures delivered by me in successive years to Latin Honours students in accordance with the regulations of the University of Wales. It is therefore primarily intended for the assistance of classical students; but it may perhaps appeal in its present form to a somewhat wider circle. At the time that the book was begun the best systematic exposition of the Stoic philosophy available for English readers was to be found in Prof. E. Zeller’s Stoics Epicureans
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CORRIGENDA ET NOTANDA
CORRIGENDA ET NOTANDA
In the text the accentuation of Greek words should be corrected as follows: P. 117 , l. 10, χρεῖαι. P. 239 , l. 6, μέρων. P. 423 , l. 16, ἀγάπη. (Transcriber’s Note: These have been corrected.) For the quotations in the notes from Greek writers, more precise references will usually be found in the sections named of von Arnim’s Stoicorum veterum fragmenta . In addition the following amplifications or corrections are needed: P. 105 , n. 44; Clem. Strom. ii 21, 129. P. 133 , n. 38; Nem. nat. hom. v
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I. ANCIENT WRITERS AND PHILOSOPHERS.
I. ANCIENT WRITERS AND PHILOSOPHERS.
Achilles (the astronomer). Isagoge ad Arati phaenomena. In Migne’s Patrology. (2001 c.) A better text in E. Maass’ Aratea; see ‘Aratus.’ Aëtius (1st cent. A.D. ). Placita philosophiae. In ‘Doxographi Graeci’ ed. H. Diels, 1879. (2044 f.) Alexander of Aphrodisias (circ. 200 A.D. ). In Aristotelis metaphysica, ed. M. Hayduck (Ac. 855/9); in Arist. Top. ed. M. Wallies (Ac. 855/9); de anima, de fato, de mixtione, etc. ed. I. Bruns (2044 f). Ammonius (the grammarian) of Alexandria. In Aristotelis ana
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II. MODERN WRITERS.
II. MODERN WRITERS.
Aall, Anathon. Der Logos. Geschichte seiner Entwicklung in d. griech. Philosophie und in d. christlichen Literatur. 2 vols. 1896, 9. (08461 h 8.) Adam, James. The religious teachers of Greece. 1908. (4506 i 7.) Allard, P. Le Christianisme et l’Empire romain de Néron à Théodose. 2nd ed., 1897. (2208 a.) Alston, L. Stoic and Christian in the second century. 1906. (4532 de 6.) Apelt, O. Beiträge zur Geschichte d. gr. Philosophie. 1891. (8486 e 3.) Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie. Herausg. von
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