Simo ̄nide ̄s
Sornatius
So ̄stratos of Alexandria
T. Lucretius Carus
Theokle ̄s
Theomene ̄s
Theophane ̄s of He ̄rakleiopolis
Theophrastos
Timotheos of Gaza
Trebius Niger
C. Vibius Rufinus
Xenokrate ̄s of Aphrodisias
Xenopho ̄n of AthensCosmology (65) (authors and writings on the nature and structure of the kosmos (cf.
the Glossary) as a whole, including the “world-soul” and often touching on Astronomy,
Biology, or other topics); most philosophers of the Academy, Peripatos, and Stoa, plus
Epicureans and Pythagoreans, addressed cosmology, and those lists (in the Glossary)
should also be consulted:
Alkinoos
Ampelius
Anaxagoras
Anaximandros
Anaximene ̄s
Apollodo ̄ros of Seleukeia
Arkhede ̄mos of Tarsos
Arkhelaos of Athens
Artemido ̄ros of Parion
Atticus
Bardaisan
Boethius
Calcidius
Censorinus (II)
Chrysippus
De ̄mokritos of Abde ̄ra
Derveni Papyrus
Diodo ̄ros of Tarsos
Diogene ̄s of Apollonia
Egnatius
Empedokle ̄s
Epidikos
Geo ̄rgios of Pisidia
He ̄rakleitos of Ephesos
He ̄raiskos
Hippokratic Corpus, Regimen
Hippokratic Corpus, Sevens
Io ̄anne ̄s Philoponos
Io ̄n
Iulianus of Tralleis
Kleanthe ̄s
Koiranos
Kore ̄ Kosmou
On the Kosmos
Kratulos
Kritias
Leukippos
Linos
Mallius
Mandrolutos
Melissos of Samos
Me ̄trodo ̄ros of Khios
Nausiphane ̄s
Nikomakhos of Athens
Nikome ̄de ̄s (He ̄rakleitean)
Papirius Fabianus
Parmenide ̄s
Pausanias (He ̄rakleitean)
Petro ̄n of Himera
Pherekude ̄s
Philo ̄n of Alexandria
Potamo ̄n of Alexandria
Pro ̄tagoras of Abde ̄ra
Cn. Sallustius
Saloustios
Simplicius
Skuthinos
Ste ̄simbrotos
Thale ̄s
Theagene ̄s
Timaios of Lokris
M. Tullius Cicero
Xenophane ̄s of Kolophon
Xouthos
Ze ̄no ̄ of EleaTOPICS (COSMOLOGY)