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

Geo ̄ponika in Pahlavi *
He ̄liodo ̄ros (pseudo?)
Hupatos
Io ̄anne ̄s Archpriest
Io ̄anne ̄s Esdras
Io ̄anne ̄s Iako ̄bos

Io ̄anne ̄s Matthaios

Io ̄anne ̄s of Antioch (arkhiatros)

Nikome ̄de ̄s Iatrosophist

Okianos

Philaretos (Med.)

Philippos Xe ̄ros

These 12 entries are not assigned any date, because the evidence for them is based on
middle- or late-Byzantine sources, and internal evidence is not decisive:

Agathosthene ̄s
Ambrosios Sophiste ̄s
Anthemustio ̄n
Antimakhos of He ̄liopolis
Apollo ̄nios of Tuana, pseudo
Aristogene ̄s of Thasos

Asamo ̄n

De ̄me ̄trios (Astrol.)

Epaphroditos (Meteor.)

Epiphanios (Meteor.)

Nepho ̄n

Philogene ̄s

These 30 entries have only a single terminus (five post and 25 ante); those marked with * have
only a terminus post, or else only a terminus ante late enough that their actual date may be
outside our date-range:

Agathodaimo ̄n of Alexandria
Anakreo ̄n (Pharm.)
Arkhede ̄mos (Veterin.)
Auxano ̄n
Blatausis
Book of the Signs of the Zodiac
Caystrius
De ̄me ̄trios (Music)
Erukinos
Eume ̄los of The ̄bai
Gre ̄gorios (Veterin.)
Helenos *
Hipparkhos (Veterin.)
Hippasios of E ̄lis
Hippokrate ̄s (Veterin.)

Itineraries

Kalya ̄n.a

Kleomene ̄s the Libyan

Markianos *

Matriketas

P. Florentinus

Phokos of Samos

Sophar/So ̄phar *

Sornatius

Stratonikos (Veterin.)

Summaria rationis geographiae *

Theodos of Alexandria

Theophane ̄s of He ̄rakleopolis

Thrasualke ̄s

Zarathusˇtra

These 61 entries have date-ranges too wide (525 years or more) to warrant entering them
into the “Time-Line” above:

Agathodaimo ̄n (pseudo)
Agathotukhos
Aigeias of Hierapolis
Amuntas (Med.)
Anaxilaïde ̄s
Andronikos (Paradox.)
Apella ̄s of Kure ̄ne ̄

Aphros

Apollodo ̄ros of Kuzikos

Asaf ha-Rofe

Aspasia

Asterios

Astrampsukhos

Bakkhulidios

TIME-LINE