Hellenistic Philosophy Introductory

96 /-115 to /-129 ing rhetoric, and about kingship to discourage us from consorting with kings. Ammianus Marcellinus 30.4.3 (51 ...

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Short Fragments and Testimonia from Uncertain Works Maximus the Abbot Gnomologium 66 (215 U, 200 A) 97 [1-123] "Do not turn away ...

1: Epicureanism The ancient biography of Epicurus The Life of Epicurus: Diogenes Laertius 10.1-16 (selections) [1-1] Epicurus, ...

98 /-130 to /-140 Athenaeus Deipnosophists 12, 546f ( 409 U) [1-130] And Epicurus says, "the principle and root of all good is t ...

4 /-1 to /-2 provisions of his will and from the fact that they joined him in philosophiz- ing, the most notable being the afore ...

Short Fragments and Testimonia from Uncertain Works 99 good, don't you think that they are using the soul as a kind of decanter ...

The Extant Letters 5 He died of kidney stones, as Hermarchus too says in his letters, after an illness of fourteen days. At that ...

100 1-141 to 1-155 Porphyry To Marcella 27 ( 471 U) [1-141] "It is rare to find a man who is with regard to the goal set by nat ...

6 1-2 overview of the universe unless one can have in oneself a comprehensive grasp by means of brief maxims of all that might a ...

Short Fragments and Testimonia from Uncertain Works 101 Plutarch On Peace of Mind 474c ( 490 U) [1-149] "He who has least need o ...

The Extant Letters 7 [viz. bodies and void] nothing can be conceived, either by a comprehensive grasp or analogously to things s ...

102 /-155 to //-1 escaping detection. (1090d) That is the source of the fear about the future which always weighs on them and do ...

8 1-2 able to provide any resistance; and their actual solidity causes their rebound vibration to extend, during the collision, ...

II: Stoicism Lives of the Stoics Diogenes Laertius 7.1-38 (selections), 160-202 [11-1] (selections) Zeno, the son of Mnaseas or ...

The Extant Letters 9 being no or few [bodies] to resist their flow, whereas there is some [body] to resist a large or infinite n ...

104 //-1 He used to set out his arguments while walking back and forth in the Painted Stoa which was also named for Peisianax, b ...

10 /-2 some other motion too in ourselves which is linked <to the application to presentations> but is distinct; falsehood ...

Lives of the Stoics 105 pher" ... 28. In fact he surpassed everyone in this form of virtue and in gravity and, Yes by Zeus! in b ...

The Extant Letters 11 by the removal [of matter], the shape is grasped as inhering in the object which changes, while its qualit ...