The Encyclopedia of Ancient Natural Scientists: The Greek tradition and its many heirs

P. Mil.Vogl. I.14 P. Mil.Vogl. I.15 P. Osloensis 72 P. Ross. Georg. 1.20 P. Ryl. III.529 P. Strassbourg Inv. Gr. 90 P. Turner. 1 ...

Theo ̄n of Alexandria (I) Theo ̄n of Alexandria (II) Thessalos of Ko ̄s Thessalos of Tralleis (Meth.) Thrasuas Thrasumakhos Timo ...

Theophrastos Theophrastos, pseudo Vicellius Metrology (29) (authors and works on systems of units and their relations, whether o ...

sibility of the world, or else to manifest its astonishing variety and power); many works of Hellenistic Biology or Geography an ...

Aglaias Aineios Aiskhrio ̄n of Pergamon Akhaios Akhilla ̄s Akholios Alexias Alkimio ̄n Amarantos Ambrosios Rusticus Ammo ̄nios o ...

Castus Celer Cornelius Dalio ̄n Damaske ̄nos Damokrate ̄s Damonikos Dasius De ̄ïleo ̄n De ̄mokritos, pseudo De ̄mosthene ̄s Phil ...

He ̄rakleide ̄s of Taras He ̄ra ̄s De Herbis Herma ̄s Hermeias Hermogene ̄s of Smurna Hermolaos Hermo ̄n Hermophilos He ̄rodotos ...

Markio ̄n Marsinus Maximianus Me ̄deios Medicina Plinii Mege ̄s Mele ̄tos Melito ̄n Menandros (of Pergamon?) Me ̄na ̄s Menekrate ...

Plato ̄n Platuse ̄mos Pliny Podanite ̄s Polle ̄s Poluarkhos Poludeuke ̄s Polueide ̄s Polustomos Pompeius Lenaeus Pompeius Sabinu ...

Timo ̄n Tle ̄polemos Trupho ̄n of Gortun Turannos Turpillianus Valerius Paulinus C. Valgius Rufus Velchionius Xanite ̄s Xenokrat ...

Plato Plo ̄tinos Porphurios of Tyre Poseido ̄nios of Apameia Poseido ̄nios (Med. II) Praxagoras Priscianus of Ludia Ptolemy Stra ...

Indices Names by Ethnicity Armenian: some works of Greek science, and many theological works, were translated into Armenian; see ...

Ninuas Olumpiodo ̄ros of The ̄bai O ̄ros Pammene ̄s P. Hibeh. 1.27 P. Holm. P. Leid. P. London 98 P. Oxy. 3.470 P. Oxy. 15.1796 ...

Ausonius (Iulius) Balbus De Rebus Bellicis Bithus of Durrakhion Anicius Manlius Seuerinus Boethius Caecilius Caelius Aurelianus ...

Maecenas Melissus Mallius Theodorus Mamilius Sura Manilius Marcellus of Bordeaux Marius Victorinus Matius Caluenus Maximinus Med ...

and only four are known to have been Latins (marked *). The 83 authors who certainly wrote in Greek are marked (G); some of the ...

Litorius Lupus Maecius Aelianus (G) Magistrianus (G) Magnus arkhiatros (Pharm.) Magnus of Emesa (G) Magnus of Ephesos (G) Magnus ...

Ariobarzane ̄s Astrampsukhos Azanite ̄s Burzoy Geo ̄ponika, in Pahlavi Hippokratic Corpus, in Pahlavi Ostane ̄s, pseudo Pharnax ...

Asarubas Hanno Hasdrubal Himilko ̄n Syriac: an eastern Middle Aramaic dialect strongly associated with Christianity in the Orien ...

Hagnodike ̄ Hipposiade ̄s Huriadas Iounias (⇒ Iunia) Irio ̄n Kaikalos Kloniakos (not a name?) Kommiade ̄s (⇒ Kosmiade ̄s) Lingo ...