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

Dates: Names: Dates (Wide): Names:

Epeiros, Puthagoras (of
Alexandria?), Simo ̄nide ̄s
(Geog.), So ̄stratos of
Knidos, So ̄takos, Strato ̄n
(Erasistratean), Strato ̄n of
Lampsakos,
Theophrastos, Timaios of
Tauromenion, Timo ̄n of
Phleious, Timosthene ̄s,
Ze ̄no ̄n of Kition
260 – 225  (78) Alexander of
Pleuron, Amo ̄me ̄tos,
Andreas of Karustos,
Antigene ̄s, Antigonos of
Karustos, Apeimantos,
Apollodo ̄ros the the ̄riakos,
Apollo ̄nios of Memphis,
Aratos, Archime ̄de ̄s,
Aristogene ̄s of Knidos,
Aristokreo ̄n, Aristo ̄n of
Ioulis, Aristophane ̄s of
Buzantion, Aristotelian
Corpus (Breath, Problems),
Aristotheros, Bakkheios of
Tanagra, Chrysippus of
Soloi, Damas, De ̄me ̄trios
of Amisos, Dionusios
(Geog.), Dionusios of
Ephesos, Dionusios son of
Oxumakhos, Diphilos of
Siphnos, Do ̄sitheos of
Pe ̄lousion, Erasistratos of
Keo ̄s, Eratosthene ̄s,
Eude ̄mos of Alexandria,
He ̄ge ̄sias of Magnesia,
He ̄rakleide ̄s “Kritikos,”
Hermippos (of Smurna?),
He ̄rodotos (Mech.),
Hiero ̄n II, Hiero ̄numos of
Kardia, Hiero ̄numos of
Rhodes, Hipponikos,
Kallianax, Kallimakhos Jr.
of Kure ̄ne ̄, Khrusippos of
Knidos (Med. II),

(Geog.), Arkhelaos of

Khersone ̄sos, Arkhestratos,

Arkhide ̄mos, Arkhutas,

Arrabaios, Artemo ̄n

(Epicurean), Artemo ̄n of

Kassandreia, Asklatio ̄n

(Med.), Askle ̄pios (Med.),

Aspasios (Pharm.),

Astunomos, Athe ̄nagoras

(Agric.), Athe ̄nodo ̄ros (of

Rhodes?), Bakkheios of

Mile ̄tos, Basilis, Bio ̄n of

Abde ̄ra, Bio ̄n of Soloi,

Boëthos (Med.), Bo ̄los,

Botrus, Dadis, Dalio ̄n

(Med.), Damigero ̄n,

Damo ̄n (Geog.), De ̄ïleo ̄n,

De ̄markhos, De ̄me ̄trios

(Pythag.), De ̄me ̄trios of

Alexandria, De ̄me ̄trios of

Apameia, De ̄me ̄trios of

Kallatis, De ̄mokle ̄s,

De ̄mokritos (pseudo:

Agric.), De ̄mokritos

(pseudo: Alch.),

De ̄mokritos (pseudo:

Lith.), Derkullos,

Didumos of Knidos,

Dieukhe ̄s, Diodo ̄ros of

Prie ̄ne ̄, Diokleide ̄s of

Abde ̄ra, Diokle ̄s of

Khalke ̄do ̄n, Diome ̄de ̄s,

Dionusios (of

Halikarnassos?),

Dionusios of Alexandria

(Mech.), Dionusios of

Corinth, Dionusios of

Rhodes, Dionusios of

Samos, Dionusios: son of

Diogene ̄s, Dionusodo ̄ros

(Pharm.), Diophantos

(Geog.), Diphilos, Do ̄rio ̄n

(Mech.), Do ̄rotheos of

Athens, Do ̄rotheos of

TIME-LINE (260– 225 )