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

Hikesios
Hostilius Saserna & son
Iulius Atticus
L. Iulius Graecinus
C. Iulius Hyginus
L. Iunius Columella
Iunius Silanus
Khaireas
Khairisteos
Kharetide ̄s
Khrusippos
Kleide ̄mos
Kommiade ̄s/Kosmiade ̄s
Krate ̄s
Leontinos
Leophane ̄s
Lusimakhos
Maecenas Licinius
Maecenas Melissus
Mamilius Sura
C. Matius Caluenus
Menandros of He ̄rakleia
Menandros of Prie ̄ne ̄
Menekrate ̄s of Ephesos
Menestratos (II)

Minius Percennius

Mnaseas of Mile ̄tos

Neoptolemos

Nesto ̄r

Oppius

P. Hibeh 2.187

Paxamos

Persis

Philiskos

Plentiphane ̄s

Pompeius Lenaeus

M. Porcius Cato

Puthio ̄n of Rhodes

Puthokle ̄s of Samos

Sex. Quinctilii

Sabinius Tiro

M. Sueius

M. Terentius Varro

Theophilos

Trebius Niger

Cn. Tremelius Scrofa

Turranius

Turranius Gracilis

M. Valerius Messalla Potitus

P. Vergilius Maro

Agrimensores (8) (authors and writings on the measuring of land and surveying, primar-
ily Latins); most entries by Campbell, Guillaumin, and Roth Congès:

Balbus
Epaphroditos and Vitruuius Rufus
He ̄ro ̄n of Alexandria
Hyginus (Agrimensor)

Hyginus Gromaticus

pseudo-Hyginus

Innocentius

Iunius Nipsus

Siculus Flaccus

Alchemy (56) (authors and writings on the theory and method of material transformation;
cf. Lithika); most entries by Hallum or Viano:

Agathodaimo ̄n, pseudo
Anaxilaos of Larissa
Anonymous Alchemist “Christianus”
Anonymous Alchemist Philosopher
Attalos III of Pergamon
Bo ̄los of Mende ̄s
Claudianus
De ̄mokritos, pseudo
Dionusios of Corinth

Dioskoros

Egnatius

Eugenios

He ̄liodo ̄ros, pseudo

He ̄rakleios Imp., pseudo

“Herme ̄s Trismegistos”

Iamblikhos

Io ̄anne ̄s Archpriest

Isido ̄ros

TOPICS (ALCHEMY)