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

I. ANCIENT WRITERS AND PHILOSOPHERS.

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Diocles (of Magnesia). He wrote lives of the philosophers, from which Diogenes Laertius quotes freely.
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Diogenes (of Seleucia or Babylon). See H. von Arnim ‘Sto. vet. fragmenta.’ (8460 k.)
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Diogenes Laertius (‘Laertius’ is a nickname based on a verse of Homer; about 230 A.D.). Lives of the philosophers, in ten volumes, based upon earlier works. Our principal authority for Stoic doctrine. In Bibl. Teub., 2 vols. (10606 a 23.) English trans, by C. D. Yonge, 1848.
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Dion Cassius. Historia Romana. Ed. J. Melber in Bibl. Teub. (2048 a.)
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Dion of Prusa (popular philosopher, circ. 50 A.D.). Ed. J. de Arnim. (11391 ee 5.)
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von Arnim, H. Leben und Werke des Dio von Prusa, mit einer Einleitung ‘Sophistik, Rhetorik, und Philosophie in ihrem Kampfe um die Jugendbildung.’ 1898. (8460 g 20.)
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Dionysius (of Halicarnassus). Ed. H. Usener and L. Radermacher. In Bibl. Teub. (2048 a.) Contains an account of Chrysippus.
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Epictetus. Ep. diss. libri IV. Gr. et Lat. Ann. ill. J. Schweighäuser, 1799, 1800. (8459 g 4.) Ep. dissertationes, ed. H. Schenkl. In Bibl. Teub. (2278 k 5.) The references to the life of Epictetus are also collected here. A commentary exists dating from the 6th century A.D. See Simplicius. Translation with notes, a life of Epictetus, and a view of his philosophy, by G. Long, 1848. (8460 ccc 30.) Popular edition in 2 vols., 1891.
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Asmus, R. Quaestiones Epicteteae. Freiburg, 1888. (8463 i 6/2.)
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Bernard, Edw. R. Great Moral Teachers; Epictetus. (8410 p 29.)
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Bonhöffer, A. Epictet und die Stoa. 1890. (8460 g 11.) Die Ethik des Stoïker’s Epictet. 1894.
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Brandis, C. A. Epictetus (Dict. of Greek and Roman Biography).
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Braune, A. Epictet und das Christenthum. Zeits. f. kirchl. Wiss., 1884-9.
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Bruns, Ivo. De schola Epicteti. Kiel, 1897.
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Crossley, H. Golden sayings of Epictetus, etc. 1903. (8462 de 8.)
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Farrar, F. W. Seekers after God: Epictetus. 1876. (3605 bb 3.)
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Grosch, G. Die Sittenlehre des Epictetus. Wernigerode, 1867.
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Rouse, W. H. D. Words of the ancient wise, from Epictetus. 1906. (8462 de 14.)
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Schenkl, H. Die epiktetischen Fragmente. Wien, 1888.
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Schranka, E. M. Der Stoïker Epictetus und seine Philosophie. Frankfurt, 1885.
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Stuhrmann, J. De vocabulis notionum philosophicarum ab Epicteto adhibitis. Neustadt, 1885.
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Thurot, Charles. Epictète, Manuel. 1892. (8460 aaa 37.)
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Zahn, Theodor. Der Stoïker Epiktet und sein Verhältniss zum Christenthum. Erlangen, 1895.
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Epiphanius (Bishop of Constantia). Adversus haereses prooemium. (3627 c 19.)
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Eusebius. Evangelica praeparatio, etc. Berlin, 1897. (2004 f.)
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Fragmenta Herculaniensia. Ed. by Walter Scott. 1885. (7706 ee 13.)
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Fronto. M. Cornelii Frontonis et M. Aurelii imperatoris epistulae. Ed. S. A. Naber. 1867. (10905 ccc 19.)
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Galenus, Claudius (of Pergamus; circ. 131-200 A.D. He was a physician who attended the family of Marcus Aurelius, and he gives large extracts from Chrysippus’ books de anima and de affectibus). Ed. C. G. Kuhn, 20 vols., 1821-3. (541 d 1 to 20.) This edition has a good index; its pages are referred to by the letter K. Also edited by Marquardt, Müller, and others in Bibl. Teub. 1884-93. (2048 b.) Also an edition by Iw. Müller of the book de placitis Hipp. et Plat., the pages of which are referred to by the letter M.
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Gellius, Aulus (2nd cent. A.D.). Post M. Hertz ed. C. Hosius in Bibl. Teub. (2048 b.)
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Hecataeus (a geographer of Miletus, circ. 500 B.C.). Fragm. Gr. et Lat. ed. C. et Th. Müller in ‘Hist. Graec. fragmenta,’ vol. i. Paris, 1878-85. (2053 b.)
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Hecato (of Rhodes). Panaetii et Hecatonis fr. coll. H. N. Fowler. 1885.
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Heracleides (of the Pontus; a pupil of Plato, and propounder of the heliocentric system). See Steigmüller, H. in the Archiv f. d. Geschichte d. Philosophie xv, pp. 141 sqq. (PP. 1253 ba.)
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Heracleitus (of Ephesus). H. Ephesii reliquiae; rec. I. Bywater, 1877. (8460 ee 18.) H. Diels in ‘die Fragmente der Vorsokratiker,’ 1903. (2044 e.) H. von Ephesos, gr. und deutsch, von H. Diels, 1909.
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Bernays, J. Neue Bruchstücke des H. (4980, 1 and 204 g h); die Heraklitischen Briefe, 1869. (8461 dd 18.)
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Campbell, Lewis. Heraclitus and Parmenides, in his edition of Plato’s Theaetetus. 1883. (12204 f 19.)
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Diels, H. Heraklit: eine Studie. 1904. (8461 ee 41.)
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Drummond, James. See his Philo-Judaeus, 1888. (8485 d f 18.)
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Gladisch, A. Herakleitos und Zoroaster. 1859. (4504 d 15.)
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Gomperz, Th. Zu Heraklit’s Lehre. 1887.
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Lassalle, F. J. G. Die Philosophie H. 2 vols., 1858. (8461 e 22.) Also a new edition by Löwenthal in 4 vols.

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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.