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Roman Stoicism being lectures on the history of the Stoic...

I. ANCIENT WRITERS AND PHILOSOPHERS.

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Achilles (the astronomer). Isagoge ad Arati phaenomena. In Migne’s Patrology. (2001 c.) A better text in E. Maass’ Aratea; see ‘Aratus.’
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Aëtius (1st cent. A.D.). Placita philosophiae. In ‘Doxographi Graeci’ ed. H. Diels, 1879. (2044 f.)
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Alexander of Aphrodisias (circ. 200 A.D.). In Aristotelis metaphysica, ed. M. Hayduck (Ac. 855/9); in Arist. Top. ed. M. Wallies (Ac. 855/9); de anima, de fato, de mixtione, etc. ed. I. Bruns (2044 f).
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Ammonius (the grammarian) of Alexandria. In Aristotelis analytica, ed. M. Wallies. (Ac. 855/9.)
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Antigonus (of Carystus, circ. 250 B.C.). Mirae auscultationes, ed. A. Westermann, in ‘Paradoxographi Graeci.’ [His life of Zeno is the basis of that given by Diogenes Laertius.] Antigonus von Carystos, by Wilamowitz-Moellendorf, 1881. (12902 ee 25.)
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Antipater (of Tarsus). Fragments in H. von Arnim ‘Stoicorum veterum fragmenta.’ (8460 k.)
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Antoninus, M. Aur. See Aurelius.
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Apollonius (of Tyana; Neo-Pythagorean philosopher, ob. 97 A.D.). Ap. of T., a study of his life and times, by F. W. Groves Campbell, 1908. (10606 l 4.) See also Mead, G. R. S., and Whittaker, T.
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Aratus. Phaenomena, ed. E. Maass, 1893. (11312 f 58.) Comm. in Aratum reliquiae, coll. E. Maass, 1898. (11313 gg 1.)
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Areius Didymus (time of Augustus). The presumed fragments collected by H. Diels in ‘Doxographi Graeci.’ 1879. (2044 f.)
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Aristo. De Aristone Chio et Herillo Carthaginiensi Stoicis commentatio. N. Saal, 1852. (10605 e 33.) See also the article by H. von Arnim, in Pauly-Wissowa ii 957 sqq.
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Aristotle. The commentaries on Aristotle are valuable authorities for Stoic teaching; new editions are in course of publication by the Royal Prussian Society of Science. The most important for our purpose are those of Alexander, Dexippus, Philoponus, Simplicius, and Themistius. (Ac. 855/9.)
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Butcher, S. H. Aristotle’s Theory of Poetry and Fine Art. 1902. (2236 cc 9.) [Contains a discussion of the phrase κάθαρσις τῶν παθημάτων.]
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Hicks, R. D. Arist. de anima, 1907.
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Wallace, Edwin. Aristotle’s Psychology in Greek and English, with introd. and notes. 1882. (2236 cc.)
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Arrianus, Flavius (2nd cent. A.D.). Ed. A. G. Roos, in Bibl. Teub. (2047 c.)
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Athenaeus. Ed. G. Kaibel, 3 vols., in Bibl. Teub. (2047 e.)
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Augustinus (353-430 A.D.). In the Corpus Script. Eccles., vols. 25-28. (2003 d.)
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Aurelius, M. Antoninus. Ed. with commentary by Gataker, 1652, with preface ‘de Stoica disciplina cum sectis aliis collata.’ Of this book G. Long says, ‘it is a wonderful monument of learning, and certainly no Englishman has yet done anything like it.’ (12205 ff 3.) Also ed. by J. Stich, in Bibl. Teub. (2047 e.) Also by J. H. Leopold, in Script. Cl. Bibl. Oxon. (2046 b.)
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There are numerous translations. By M. Casaubon, 5th ed. 1692 (231 c 14), and edited with introd. by W. H. D. Rouse, 1899; by G. Long, 1862, and with an essay by Matthew Arnold attached, 1904 (12204 p 3/15); by J. Collier, revised by Alice Zimmern, 1891 (012207 l 3); by John Jackson, 1906 (8410 ee 23); and by G. H. Rendall, with introductory study on ‘Stoicism and the last of the Stoics,’ 1898 (08461 g 1).
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Treatises by the following:
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Alston, L. Stoic and Christian in the second century. 1906. (4532 de 6.)
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Bach, N. De M. Aurelio Ant. Imperatore philosophante.
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Bodek, Arn. M. Aur. Ant. als Freund und Zeitgenosse des Rabbi Jehuda ha-Nasi, 1868. (10605 ee 29.)
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Braune, A. M. Aurel’s Meditationen, 1878.
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Crossley, Hastings. The fourth book, with translation, commentary, and appendix on C. Fronto, 1882. (8462 d 12.)
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Dartigne-Peyrou, J. Marc-Aurèle dans ses rapports avec le christianisme, 1897. (4530 ee 30.)
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Davis, C. H. S. Greek and Roman Stoicism and some of its disciples, 1903. (08461 g 11.)
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Ellis, Robinson. The correspondence of Fronto and M. Aurelius. (11312 g 11/4.)
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Königsbeck, Max. De Stoicismo M. Antonini, 1861. (8461 bbb 33.)
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Pollock, Sir Fred. See Mind, 1st series, vol. iv, pp. 47-68.
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Renan, J. E. Marc-Aurèle et la fin du monde antique. 1882. (A, B 35090.) Translated by W. Hutchinson, 1904. (012208 ee 120.)
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Russell, E. W. Marcus Aurelius and the later Stoics. 1910.
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Schuster, J. Ethices Stoicae apud M. Aur. Ant. fundamenta. 1869.
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Smith, B. E. Selections from the original Greek, with introd. New York, 1899. (8411 de 4.)
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Steinhauser, K. Filosofie stoicka a Cisar Mark Aurel. Caslau, 1892.
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Suckau, M. E. Étude sur Marc-Aurèle, sa vie et sa doctrine, 1858. (8461 c. 10.)
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des Vergers, M. Noel. Essai sur Marc-Aurèle, 1860. (10605 ee 19.)
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Watson, P. B. M. Aurelius Ant. 1884.

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Roman Stoicism being lectures on the history of the Stoic philosophy with special reference to its development within the Roman Empire, Project Gutenberg eBook #64488

BIBLIOGRAPHY. II. MODERN WRITERS.