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

He ̄rakleide ̄s of Taras
He ̄ra ̄s
De Herbis
Herma ̄s
Hermeias
Hermogene ̄s of Smurna
Hermolaos
Hermo ̄n
Hermophilos
He ̄rodotos (of Tarsos?)
He ̄ro ̄n
He ̄rophilos
Hierax
Hikesios of Smurna
Hubriste ̄s
Hugie ̄nos
Iamblikhos of Constantinople
Ianuarinus
Idios
Iollas
Ioudaios
Irio ̄n
Isido ̄ros of Antioch
Isido ̄ros of Memphis
Isis, pseudo
Iulianus the deacon
Iulianus (of Alexandria?)
Iulius Agrippa
Iulius Bassus
Iulius Secundus
Iunia/Iounias
Iunius Crispus
Iustinus
Iustus
Kallimakhos of Bithunia
Kallinikos
Ke ̄phisopho ̄n
Khalkideus
Kharikle ̄s
Kharito ̄n
Kharixene ̄s
Kharme ̄s
Khrusanthos
Khrusermos
Khrusippos
Khrusippos of Knidos (I)
Kimo ̄n

Kleëmporos

Kleoboulos

Kleo ̄n of Kuzikos?

Kleophantos

Kloniakos

Klutos

Ko ̄dios Toukos

Kosmos

Krateros

Krateuas

Kratippos

Krato ̄n

Krito ̄n of He ̄rakleia Salbake ̄

Kte ̄sipho ̄n

Kuranides

Kurillos

Kuros

Laïs

Lampo ̄n

Laodikos

Lepidianus

Leukios

Licinius Atticus

Lingo ̄n

Logadios

Louka ̄s

Lukome ̄de ̄s

Lukos of Macedon

Lukos of Neapolis

Lunkeus

Lusias

Lusimakhos of Macedon

Maecius Aelianus

Magistrianus

Magnus arkhiatros

Magnus of Ephesos

Magnus of Philadelpheia

Magnus of Tarsos

Maiorianus

Makhairio ̄n

Manetho ̄n

Mantias

Marcellinus

Marcellus

Marcellus of Bordeaux

Marcianus of Africa

Marinos of Alexandria

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