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Name Index

AAdkins, A.W.H., 39

Aelred of Rievaux, 228–229, 240

al–Dın Manırı, Sharaf, 215

Alexander of Aphrodisias, 158

Al-Ghazalı, Abu H·amid M

·uhammad,

205–224

Al-Makkı, Abu T·alib, 217

Al-Razı, Abu Bakr, 217

Annas, Julia, 59n5, 146n9

Antipater, 33

Aquinas, Thomas, 19, 225–236, 240–241

Aristippus, 21

Aristotle, 4–5, 14, 18–22, 25, 28, 43–47, 66,

125–137, 142, 153, 158, 182, 201, 211,

215, 225, 229, 232

Arnauld, Antoine, 239

Augustine, 1, 3, 14, 19, 26–29, 155–176, 180,

194–203, 227, 237–239

Averroës, 19, 214

Avicenna, 206, 209, 211, 216–218, 220,

223–224, 229–230, 236

BBazán, B. Carlos, 226–227

Beversluis, John, 121n34

Bobzien, Suzanna, 65

Bolton, Robert, 167n39

Bonhöffer, Adolf, 49

Bratman, Michael, 59n4

Brickhouse, Thomas, 99n52

Burnyeat, Myles, 139, 148, 151, 175n59

CCary, Phillip, 155–169, 195n3

Chadwick, Henry, 25

Chisholm, Roderick, 215

Chrysippus, 20, 23, 42, 65

Cicero, 24–25, 29–33, 35–47, 50–55, 67n25,

165, 196, 199–201

Cratylus, 21

DDamascius, 172

Descartes, 5, 14, 26–29, 49, 78, 93n37, 97n46,

225, 239–240

EEngberg-Pedersen, Troels, 40

Epicharmus, 20

Epictetus, 15, 24–33, 35, 46–55, 58, 65–70,

163n26, 165–166

Euripides, 112

FField, Claud, 213

Foucault, Michel, 48–49, 180n3

GGill, Christopher, 14–15, 16, 30–33, 91n35

Griffel, Frank, 208n13

HHadot, Pierre, 49, 180n3

Hegel, G.W.F., 129n7

Heraclitus, 21, 30

Herodotus, 112

Hierocles, 23–24, 28, 40

Homer, 17, 27, 153

Hume, David, 16, 60n7, 105, 139

Husserl, Edmund, 171n48

255

256 Name Index

IIbn ‘Adı, Yah

·ya, 214

Ibn al-‘Arabı, 215

Ibn Muh·ammad Miskawayh, Ah

·mad, 217

JJacobs, Jonathan, 222n60

KKahn, Charles, 47–48,

Kant, Immanuel, 25, 37

Kenney, Peter John, 164n29

Ketchum, Robert, 96n45

Knuuttila, Simo, 70n30

Korsgaard, Christine, 60–61, 69, 71

LLichtenberg, G.C., 26

Locke, John, 27, 157

Long, A.A., 47–48, 50

Lucretius, 19, 28

Luria, A.R., 23

MMarcus Aurelius, 21, 166, 170

Matthew of Aquasparta, 237

Matthews, Gareth B., 156n5

McCabe, Mary Margaret, 57, 106n67

McPherran, Mark, 80n8, 89n29

Mill, John Stuart, 152

Miller, Ian William, 222

Moosa, Ebrahim, 208

Mulla S·adra, 212n29, 215

NNafisi, Azar, 72n36

Nehamas, Alexander, 80n8, 84n19, 104n63

Nussbaum, Martha, 66n23, 128, 197

OO’Donovan, Oliver, 198

O’Neill, Onora, 71–72

PPanaetius, 22, 24–25, 30, 32, 37, 42–47

Parfit, Derek, 14

Parmenides, 88n25

Pascal, Blaise, 223n66

Paul, 179–194

Perin, Casey, 144n5, 146n10

Peter John Olivi, 226, 230, 236–241

Peter, 181

Philo, 20

Philoponus, 19

Plato, 4–5, 15–21, 24–32, 35, 44, 47,

58–64, 68–73, 77–83, 86–107,

109–116, 119, 125, 135–136,

141–142, 153, 155, 157–159,

180, 209, 221, 235

Plotinus, 3–5, 14, 18–19, 26–30, 155–176,

195–196, 201, 210

Plutarch, 21–22–23, 28

Porphyry, 26, 29–30, 164, 195

Proclus, 29, 172

pseudo–Philoponus, 19

Pyrrho, 143, 147, 151–153

RRappe, Sara, 88n25

Richardson, Henry, 71

Ricoeur, Paul, 179

SSartre, Jean Paul, 175

Schechtman, Marya, 22

Seigel, Jerrold, 2

Seneca, 20–24, 28–29, 50, 67, 70,

199, 237

Sextus Empiricus, 139, 143–153

Simplicius, 20n17, 196

Smith, Nicholas, 99n52

Snell, Bruno, 39

Socrates, 1, 17–18, 21, 27–29, 32, 62–63,

77–107, 109–123,131–137, 141–142,

172n52, 180, 235

Sorabji, Richard, 35–46

Stern-Gillett, Suzanne, 164n29

Stock, Brian, 174n57

Stokes, Michael, 80n7

Strawson, Peter, 14

Swift, Jonathan, 225

TTaylor, Charles, 4n6, 14, 30, 179–180,

182, 193

Tertullian, 24

Themistius, 19

Thesleff, Holger, 155n1

Name Index 257

Timon of Philius, 153

Trasymachus, 77n2

VVirgil, 196

Vlastos, Gregory, 82n13, 88n27, 91n35

WWilliam of Auvergne, 227

Williams, Bernard, 20, 39, 105n65, 180

Winch, Peter, 25

Woodruff, Paul, 88n25

XXenophanes, 153

ZZahavi, Dan, 179

Subject Index

AAction, 7, 25, 31, 41–43, 47–48, 57–58,

60–69, 126–127, 170–171, 220–222,

230–234, 240

Agency, 7, 52

criteria of, 58–74

ideal, 57–63

Anthropos, see Human being

Appropriation, 50–54

Aristotelianism, 128, 134–135, 215–217,

226–229

Ataraxia, 147

Augustine, 1, 3, 8, 9,

Authority,

epistemic, 77–81, 92–107

moral, 38, 170

BBelief, 7–8, 53–54, 79n6, 93–106, 126–127,

143–148

CCare of the self, 48–49

Change, 116–123, 136–137, 141–142,

169–176, 182–183, 196, 202

Character, 22, 31–44, 52–54, 66n24,

140–145, 168, 175, 190–194,

218–222

ideal, 44–45

Choice, 41–42, 104, 118–123, 128–129,

239–241, see also Prohairesis

Conscientia, 173, 197–198, 230–231,

see also Consciousness

Consciousness, 13–16, 47–48, 160–165,

173, 197–198, 234

states of, 139–140, 149

Core commitments, 148–153

DDeath, 18–22, 41, 85, 117–118, 122, 136n21,

184–192, 199–202

EElenchus, 77–92

Emotions, 140–142, 161, 201–203

FFirst-person perspective, 37, 79, 92–107,

see also I-perspective

Friendship, 18–19, 117, 127–128,

199–203, 219

HHuman being, 4–5, 17–18, 43–44, 53–55,

57–58, 69–71, 125–130, 133–137,

151–154, 158–159, 168, 210–215,

220–221, 226–229, 235–241

Hylomorphism, 125, 130–137

IIdeal self, 3, 126–130, 152–153, 160–164,

170–175, see also Character, ideal;

Agency, ideal

Identity, 22–23, 27, 47–49, 104, 118–124,

136–137, 139–142, 172, 174–175,

196–199, 226

loss of, 18

narrative, 179

Ignorance, 80–86, 103n59

Individual, 1, 94, 196–197, 214–219, 226–229,

236–240

Individuality, 13–19, 26–33, 36–49, 125–137,

140, 160–161, 167–168

259

260 Subject Index

Infinity, 159, 173–176

Inner self, 155, 158–159, 198

Interaction, 33, 90–92

between the parts of the soul,

64, 185

I-perspective, 186, 190–191,

see also First-person perspective

JJudgement,

moral, 66n24, 189, 230–231

suspension of, 105, 143–150,

220n54

KKantian self, 39, 179, 182, 193

Knowledge, 48–49, 54–55, 95–98, 102–104,

120, 141, 158–165, 175n59, 196–197,

209–212, 217,218

disavowal of, 77–90

moral, 82

LLoss of self, 197–198, 214

MMany-dimensional approach (to self), 2

‘Me’ and ‘I’, 17–28, 37–38

Memory, 9, 18–19, 23, 155–163, 166–175,

195–203, 232–233

Mutability, see Change

NNeoplatonism, 29–30, 155–175

Normativity, 45, 57–64, 68–74

OOracle, 29, 80–81, 87n23, 89–90

Other-regard, 190–191

Oxford-self vs. Webster-self, 139–145,

148–154

PPerfection, 54–55, 128–130, 162–163,

199, 222n60

Persistence, 20, 62, 116–123, 189

Personae, see also Personality

Personality, 141

objective-participant and subjective-

individualist conceptions of, 39–46,

52–56

Phantasia, 46–47, 65, 161–166, 237

Platonism, 3, 17, 155–157, 160–163, 214–215,

225–228

Practical ethics, 35, 45–55, 128–130

Prohairesis, 18, 24, 46–55, 65–69, 163n26

see also Choice

RRationality, 2–3, 17–18, 24, 30–33, 43,

53–55, 68–74, 116, 128, 141–146,

163–165, 168, 211n22, 214–217,

239–240, see also Second-order

reflection, Wisdom

Reflexivity, 33, 47–48, 236–241

second-order, 182–185

SScepticism, 139–153

Self, see Care of the self, Ideal self, Loss

of self, Oxford self vs. Webster self,

Social self, Subjective-objective self,

Terminology of self, True self,

Unity of selfhood

Self-awareness, 14–16, 26–32, 82–86,

199–200

Self-consciousness, 38, 40, 47–48, 127n2,

155n4, 230–241

Self-examination, 78–79, 89–92, 102–106,

198–199, 206–210

Self-knowledge, 28–30, 103n59,

126–128, 164, 172–173, 197–198,

206–210, 237

Social relations, 14, 38, 43–45, 52–54

Stability, 44n35, 140–148, 199–201,

see also Persistence

Stoicism, 20–24, 29–33, 35–56, 65–74,

165–166, 238–239

Subjectivity, 3, 14–16, 33, 38–40,

48–49, 175n59, 195–203,

see also Personality, objective-

participant and subjective-individualist

conceptions

TTeleology, 3–4, see also Perfection

Temporality, 161, 169–171, 197–198

Terminology of self, 1–5, 17–18,

Subject Index 261

Third-person perspective, 78–79, 91–92,

105–107

True self, 15–18, 27, 47,

125–130, 168

UUnity of self, 141–142, 167, 221–223,

229–236

VVirtue, 30–32, 42–45, 51–54, 68–69, 81n11, 92–94,

111–120, 127–130, 222n60, 234–235

WWisdom, 52–55, 119–123, 219n52,

see also Rationality

lack of, 78–86

Index Locorum

AETIUS

4.12.1–5: 165n31

ALEXANDER OF APHRODISIAS

De fato199.14–22: 54n90

in An. Pr.

180,33–36: 20n15

181,25–32: 20n15

ARISTOCLES IN EUSEBIUS

PE14.18.26: 152n18

ARISTOTLE

De an.

I 4, 408b5–11: 18n7

I 4, 408b11–15: 3 and 133

II 1: 132

II 1, 412a19–21: 131

II 1, 412a27: 135n20

II 1, 412a27–28: 135

II 1, 412b4–5: 135

II 1, 412b5: 135n20

II 1, 412b10–24: 134

II 4, 415b4–7: 136n21

II 4, 415b9–28: 132

III 4: 158n9

III 7, 431a14–17: 165n33

De mem.

1, 451a9–12: 126n2

EEVII 12, 1244b24–1245b1: 128n3

VII 12, 1245a30: 18n8

ENI 3–4: 43n33

I 7, 1098a16–18: 142n3

I 10, 1101a8–13: 142n3

I 13, 1102a26–32: 211n22

I 13, 1102b13–1103a10: 44n35

II 1: 43n33

III 1, 1111a3–7: 126

VI 13, 1144b1–9: 129n8

VII 7, 1150b19–28: 126

VII 8: 44n35

VIII 14, 1161b28–9: 18n8

IX 4, 1166a16–17: 211n22

IX 4, 1166a31–32: 201n20

IX 4, 1166a32: 5 and 18n8

IX 4, 1166b5–26: 126

IX 4, 1168b34–1169a3: 211n22

IX 4, 1169b7: 5 and 18n8

IX 4, 1169b33–4: 77

IX 4, 1170b6: 18n8

IX 9, 1169b3–1170a4: 128n3

IX 9, 1170a29–b14: 128n3

X 7, 1178a2: 142

X 7, 1178a2–3: 211n22

X 9: 43n33

GCI 5, 321a18–22: 20

I 5, 321b26–8: 20

I 5, 322a28–33: 20

II 11, 338b11–18: 136

II 11, 338b11–19: 136n21

263

264 Index Locorum

Met.I 1, 981a13–20: 218n49

IV 5, 1010a10–15: 21n21

VII 8, 1034a5–8: 131 and 137

VII 10, 1035b25: 134;

VII 11, 1036a31–b28: 133

VII 11, 1036b28–33: 134

VII 11, 1037a5–6: 131n14

VII 11, 1037a7–9: 132

VIII 3, 1043a31–33: 133n16

VIII 3, 1043a34–37: 132 and 135

XII 7: 158n9

XII 7, 1072b20–25: 158

XII 9: 158n9

XII 9, 1074b34–35: 158

MMII 15, 1213a13: 18n8

II 15, 1213a13–26: 28 and 128

Phys.

II 9, 200a11–15: 133n16

III 3: 158n9

ProblemataXXX 10: 126

Rhet.I 13, 1373b14–17: 25

II 8: 66

AUGUSTINE

C. acad.

3.11.24–5: 175

Conf.1.7.12: 196

1.9.14: 201n21

2.9.17: 200

2.10.18: 201n22

4.2.2: 201n21

4.4.7: 200

4.4.9: 201

4.5.10: 201

4.6.11: 201 and n23

4.7.12: 201

4.8.13: 201 and 202n27

4.9.14: 201

7.9.13: 157

7.10.16: 29, 158 and 201n22

7.17.23: 164

8.8.19: 200n17

8.11.26: 200n17

8.11.27: 200n17

8.12.29: 200n17

8.12.30: 200n17

9.3: 19n10

9.10: 19n10

9.12.29: 202

9.12.30: 202

9.12.31: 202 and n28

9.12.32: 197 and 203

9.12.33: 202

9.13: 19n11

9.13.34: 202

9.13.35–37: 202

9.13.36: 203

9.13.37: 202

9.32: 196

10.2: 199

10.2.2: 173 and 197

10.3.4: 198

10.6.9: 158 and 198

10.8–16: 166

10.8.12: 172–173

10.8.12–15: 159

10.8.13–15: 159

10.8.14: 171

10.8.15: 158 and 197n11

10.9.15: 173

10.11.4–5: 162

10.13.20: 170

10.15: 173

10.15.23: 173–174

10.16.25: 173, 197 and n11

10.17.26: 157, 172–173 and 196

10.25.36: 167 and 171

10.26.37: 167

10.28.39–43.70: 198

10.29.40: 175

10.30: 167

10.30.41: 198

10.32.48: 197n11

10.35.54–57: 198

10.37.61: 197n11 and 198

10.40.65: 173 and 198

13.31.46: 197n11 and 198

De civ. D.

1.12–13: 202n29

21.9–13: 198n14

21.17–24: 198n14

22.20–21: 198

Index Locorum 265

22.29: 198

22.30: 198

De mag.

10.32: 164

11.38: 164

De trin.

8.2: 164

10.3.5: 28n52

10.7.10: 28n52

10.8.11: 28n52

10.9.12: 28n52

10.10.14: 26

10.10.16: 26 and

28n52

10.16: 169

14.4–5: 198

Ep.

10: 200n18

18.2: 169

60.2: 202n29

60.7: 202n29

166.3.6: 169

258: 200n18

Med.

9.6: 170

9.21: 170

Nat. et or. an.

4.9–10: 196

Retr.

2.6.2: 201

Sol.1.1: 163

1.7: 200n18

1.13: 163

1.20: 200n18

1.22: 200n18

1.30: 163

Vera rel.46.88–89: 19n11

CICERO

Acad.

2.30–31: 53n83

De am.

18–21: 200n18

26: 201n25

49: 201n25

62–65: 200n18

92: 201n25

97: 200n18

Fin.

1.30: 40n19

3.16: 40 and n19

3.17: 50n67

3.20: 51n72

3.20–21: 44n39, 51n70 and 54n88

3.20–22: 50n67 and 53n82

3.22: 33n6

3.33–34: 53n83

3.62–63: 51n73 and 53n82

3.62–68: 50n67

Leg.

1.22.58: 29

Off.1.46: 32

1.93–95: 42n28

1.95–96: 44n39

1.98: 42n27, n28, n30 and n39

1.100: 44n39

1.100–102: 42n30

1.102: 44n39

1.107: 42n28 and n30

1.107–115: 24n41

1.107–121: 42n26

1.109: 25

1.109–110: 42n30 and n31

1.110–111: 42n27 and n28

1.112: 31, 35–37, 41, 43 and 47

1.112–113: 25 and 44

1.113: 41

1.114: 42n27

1.115–121: 42n29.

1.119–120: 42n27

1.125: 42n27

3.100–110: 41n24

3.110: 41n24

3.115: 41n24

266 Index Locorum

3.20–22: 43n32

3.51–57: 42n25

3.7–16: 41n24

3.99: 41n24

Rep.

3.22.33: 29

Tusc.

1.46: 157

1.66: 157

1.75: 157

3.11: 67n25

4.29, 34–35: 54n90

5.40–41: 51n71

5.81–82: 51n71

DAMASCIUS

In Parm.

254: 172 and n53

DIOGENES LAERTIUS

3.12: 20n18

7.46–48: 52n75

7.49–51: 165n31

7.51: 165n35

7.53: 53n83

7.89: 54n88 and n90

7.91: 43n32 and 54n89

7.116: 54n88

7.127: 54n90

9.65: 153n21

9.66: 152 and n18

9.67: 152n20

9.71: 152n20

EPICTETUS

Diss.

1.1.7: 65, 68n28 and 166

1.1.7–12: 52n76

1.1.23: 24n40, 46, 52n78

and 65

1.1.23–24: 163n26

1.1.24–32: 66n22

1.2: 66n22

1.2.1–11: 51n74

1.2.20: 25n44

1.2.29: 66n22

1.4.1–3: 52n76

1.4.1–4: 69

1.4.11: 50n66 and 53n81

1.6.30: 67

1.6.6–8: 67n25

1.12.20–21: 54n90

1.18.17: 24n40

1.19.8: 24n40

1.20.17–18: 52n78

1.22.1: 70

1.22.1–3: 53n83

1.22.9–10: 53n83

1.28.10: 66

2.1.4: 166

2.1.24: 69

2.17.14–18: 50n66

2.17.19–20: 67

2.17.21: 66

2.17.22: 67

2.17.34: 67n25.

2.22.19: 52n78

2.22.29: 166

2.23.3: 52n79

3.1.40: 24n40

3.2.1: 51n70, n72, 52n76

and 53n81

3.2.1–5: 50

3.2.3: 51n71

3.2.4: 51n72, n73 and

53n81

3.2.5: 52n75

3.3.2–4: 53n83

3.3.5–10: 51n74

3.3.14–19: 33n61

3.3.22: 52n79

3.12.13: 53n81

3.12.13–15: 50n66

3.18.3: 24n40

3.22.7–8: 31

3.22.38–39: 29 and 165

3.23.4–5: 25n44

3.24.84–88: 51n74

4.5.12: 24n40

4.5.23: 24n40

4.6.34: 166

4.6.35: 29n54

4.10.13: 50n66 and 53n81

Ench.

1: 52n76

2: 52n76

4: 70

5: 52n76 and 54n90

24.2–4: 70

Index Locorum 267

EPICURUS

Sent.2: 19n13

EURIPIDES

Helen46–47: 113n13.

GALEN

De plac. Hipp. et Plat.5.2.3–7: 54n90

HERACLITUS

Fragments (in Diels–Kranz)

45: 17n6

54: 30

101: 17n6 and 30

116: 17n6

HERODOTUS

2.112 ff: 113n13

5.119.1: 112n11

7.26.3: 112n11

HIEROCLES

1.5–33: 40n20

4.38–53: 40n20

ap. Stob. Florilegiumvol. 4, 671.7–16 (Wachsmuth and Hense): 23n36

HOMER

Odyssey4.384: 110

4.415–424: 110

4.417–18: 110n6 and 117

4.421: 115n21

11.601–603: 17

IAMBLICHUS

ap. Proclum, in Alc.

11,11–17: 29

LUCRETIUS

3.31–93: 19n13

3.830–1094: 19n13

3.843–864: 19

MARCUS AURELIUS

Med.

2.2: 22n29

4.3: 166

7.59: 166n37

ORIGEN

C. Cels.

5.20: 20n16 and n17

Fragment on Psalms4,5: 29n54

PANAETIUS

56–57: 44n37

107–125: 45

115–121: 45

PHILO

De aeternitate mundi48: 20n19

PHILODEMUS

Sto.

XII, 4–6: 32n59

PHILOPONUS

in de Intellectu52,23–29: 19n12

91,40–49: 19n12

PLATO

Alcibiades I

129–130: 3

130d: 17

132c–133c: 28

132d–133c: 155n1

133c4–6: 17

Apology18b7–8: 81n10

20d8: 82

268 Index Locorum

20d9–e1: 82

21a6–7: 80

21b–22e: 81

21b4–5: 80 and n7

21b5–6: 80

21b6–7: 81

21b9–c1: 80

21c1–2: 80

21c6–7: 89

21c8: 82

21c8–d1: 85

21d1–2: 83

21d2–6: 83 and 85

21d2–8: 81 and 82n13

21e–22a: 89n28

21e5–22a1: 82

22a3–6: 81

22a7–8: 80

22b3–c3: 85

22c4–6: 85

22c9–d1: 80

22d–e: 82

22d5–e1: 81

22d8: 82n12

22e1–6: 82n12

23a3–5: 81n10

23a5–6: 78 and 82

23b: 89n28

23b1–4: 82

23b2–4: 81

23b6–7: 82

23c–d: 87

23c4–6: 86n21

23c5–d9: 86

23d: 83n17

26c8: 87

26e–28a: 87

27b2: 87 and 97n48

27d: 100n53

28e6: 86

29a5–b6: 85

29b8–9: 85

29d–e: 84

29e–30a: 89n28

29e1: 81n11

30a–b: 84n19, 86n21 and 91

30a6–7: 84n19

30c10–d2: 81n9

30e–31a: 83

31a–b: 84n19

31c–d: 87

31d–33a: 87n23

32d2–4: 104n62

33c2–4: 86n21

35a–b: 85

35d: 87

36c: 86n21 and 91

36c3–7: 84n18

36c7: 81n11

36d5: 84n18

36d9–10: 84

38a5: 86

38a5–6: 84

39c–d: 86n21

40a: 87

40a4–7: 87n23

Charmides154d: 95

154e: 95

155c8: 94

155d3: 95n43

156a–157c: 94

157a5–6: 94

158e7–159a8: 93 and n39

159b–160d: 94

159b5: 94

160d: 155n1

160d–e: 94

160d6: 94

160e–161b: 94

162b11: 94

163e6–7: 90n33

164d–165a: 95

164d3: 95

165b: 88n25

166c: 88n25

166c7–d2: 89n29 and 90

166d: 91n35

166d–e: 103

166e5–9: 95

167a–169c: 28

169c: 88n26

169e–171c: 95

170b: 103n59

170b–d: 95

170d: 103n59

170e–171: 96

171b: 96

171c: 96

171c4–9: 96

171d: 103n59

172b: 96n45 and 103n59

172b4–5: 96

175b–c: 96 and 103n59

Index Locorum 269

Cratylus428d: 90n32

Crito46b–c: 87n24

48b–49e: 87n24

Euthydemus272b: 116n23

272b–d: 116n23

272c: 123n37

275a: 122

275a9: 116n23

275e: 117n25

281eff: 123n39

283b–e: 111

283c–d: 117

283e–284e: 111

284a: 120

285c: 111n10 and 121n33

285c4: 111n9

285c7–d1: 112

285d–288b: 111

286a: 118n26

286aff: 121.

286c: 120n32

287a–b: 112

287eff: 123n38

288a: 111

288b–c: 109

290e–291a: 88n27 and 114

293a: 119

293b–296e: 118

294a: 119

295a: 119

297b–e: 111n9

298b: 116n23

298dff: 118n26

303a: 111n9

Euthyphro11d: 88n26

15d: 113n14

Gorgias453b–c: 91n35

458a–b: 103

474b2–10: 98

474c–475e: 99

475e3–5: 99)

471e–472d: 99n51

482b–c: 99n52

486d–487e: 87n22

506c–507c: 90n34

507c8–9: 90n34

Hippias Major286c5: 91

293d–294e: 91

297e–300b: 91

298b11: 91

304a–b: 91n36

304d–e: 92

Hippias Minor372d7–e1: 88n26

376b: 88n26

376c2–3: 88n26

376c4–6: 88n26

Ion541e: 113n14

Laches187e–188a: 89n28

187e6–7: 89n28

194c–d: 88n25

194e11–195a1: 88n25

194d–195a: 88n25

Laws959b3: 16

Meno80b: 109n2

80c: 88n26

Phaedo63b–c: 17

91c4–5: 90n32

95e8–9: 90n31

96c4–5: 89

96c6–7: 89

96e7–8: 89n30

115c: 17–18

270 Index Locorum

Phaedrus229e–230a: 209

229e5–6: 106n68

230a3–6: 106n68

235c7–8: 106n68

243e–257b: 106n68

Philebus8e–40c: 155n1

20a: 113n14

36e11: 97n47

38b–d: 106

Politicus272bff: 112n12

278b–c: 105n5

283b: 109n5

291a–b: 109n4.

Protagoras311bff: 114n17

352a–b: 95

359b–360e: 88n25

361a–c: 87n22

RepublicI, 331c: 63

I, 337a–e: 77n1

I, 351c: 64

II, 381d: 113n14

IV, 430e: 60n8

IV, 439d: 59n5

IV, 440a: 59n6

IV, 441a: 59

IV, 442e–443b: 63

IV, 443c10–d1: 62n13

IV, 443e: 62

IV, 443e2: 61 and 62

VI, 490d–498b: 43n33

VIII, 551d: 61

VIII, 553d1–3: 59n5 and 62

VIII, 554d: 60

VIII, 557a: 61n10

VIII, 561b: 61

VIII, 580d–581a: 59n5

IX, 573a–c: 63

IX, 580c: 62

IX, 581b–e: 60

IX, 588c: 210n21

IX, 589a: 155

IX, 589a–b: 5

IX, 589a6–b6: 17

Sophist230–231: 115

230a–231b: 106n67

230c: 106n67

263e: 155n1.

263e–264b: 106

Statesman273d6–e1: 201n22.

Symposium174c: 110

175a–d: 89

201e–202d: 100n53

206e–209e: 26

207c–208b: 21n23

215aff: 114n19

215b: 172n52

216d–e: 95n43

216e–217a: 172n52

216e6–7: 95n43

220c–d: 89

Theaetetus148e: 83n16

151e–152e: 141

152e–186e: 21n22

154e–155a: 106n66

156a–160a: 142

162b: 95n43

169a–b: 95n43

169b: 88n25

179e–180c: 142

183e–184a: 88n25

189b–190e: 100

189e: 155n1

189e–190a: 105

189e7: 106n66

190c6–7: 100

190d10–11: 100

191c–196c: 159

197b–200d: 159

209c: 100 and 101n54

Timaeus41d–42a: 168n41

Index Locorum 271

86d: 63n16

87a7–b4: 63n16

PLOTINUS

Enn.

I.1 [13]: 5

I.1 [53] 9: 168

I.1 [53] 10.6–7: 210n21

I.2 [19] 7.13–28: 30n57

I.5 [36] 7.1–30: 19

I.6 [1] 8.4: 158

I.6 [1] 9: 161

I.6 [1] 9.8: 29n55

I.6 [1] 9.8–16: 172

I.6 [1] 9.16–25: 174

I.8 [51] 13.16–17: 201n22

IV [28] 4.8: 165

IV.3 [27] 2.49–58: 18n9

IV.3 [27] 5.1–15: 167

IV.3 [27] 5.6–9: 161

IV.3 [27] 18.22: 162

IV.3 [27] 18.22–24: 161

IV.3 [27] 27.1–25: 17n5

IV.3 [27] 29.25: 165

IV.3 [27] 30–31: 165 and

170n47

IV.4 [28] 5.11–22: 168

IV.4 [28] 5.11–31: 18

IV.4 [28] 15.15–18: 169

IV.4 [28] 15.16.1–7: 169

IV.6 [41] 3: 163 and 170n47

IV.8 [6] 1.1–11: 29n55

IV.9 [8] 5.7–26: 18n9

V.1 [10] 1: 168

V.1 [10] 1.1–17: 18 and 26n48

V.3 [49] 2: 161

V.3 [49] 3.31–32: 163

V.3 [49] 3.4.1–4: 163

V.3 [49] 3.32 ff.: 168

V.3 [49] 3.44–45: 163

V.3 [49] 8.20–30: 163

V.3 [49] 9.1–10: 163 and 164

V.5 [32] 1.38–41: 161

V.5 [32] 10.18–22: 174

V.6 [24] 4.18: 163

V.8 [9] 11.12–13: 158

V.8 [31] 10.31–43: 29n55

V.8 [31] 11.17: 174n57

VI.1 [42] 4.7–19: 161

VI.2 [43] 20.4–23: 18n9

VI.4 [14] 16: 5

VI.5 [23] 7: 161 and 168

VI.7 [38] 7.9–17: 168

VI.9 [9] 7.16–23: 29n55

VI.9 [31] 7.18: 158

PLUTARCH

Mor. De E apud Delphos392c–e: 21n26

Mor. De virt. mor.

440e–441d: 54n88 and n90

443c–d: 43n33

445e: 44n35

446c–d: 44n35

Mor. De tranq. anim.

473b–474b: 21n28 and 22n32

Mor. De facie quae in orbe lunae apparet944f: 17n5

Mor. Sto. rep.

1038b: 23n37

1041e: 53n83

Mor. Comm. not.1063a-b: 54n90

1071a–b: 33n60

1083a–c: 20n18

PORPHYRY

Isagoge7, 6–24: 26n47

Sent.32, 30,1–31,11: 30n57

PROCLUS

El. theol.211: 172

in Alc.

5,13–14: 29

in R.

1.119,23–120,15: 17n5

272 Index Locorum

PSEUDO–PHILOPONUS

Comment. in Arist. De Anima

3, 538,32–539,12: 19n12

SENECA

Ben.

2.35,2: 67n25

7.16,5–20,5: 67n25

De brev. vit.10, 3–6: 22n31

De ira3.36: 29n54

Ep.

24,19–21: 21n26

36,10–11: 20n14

58,22–23: 21n26

89,14: 50

121,16: 21n27

121,16: 23n35

120,22: 43n34

Medea177: 67

SEXTUS EMPIRICUS

PH1.13: 143

1.8: 149

1.21–30: 143

1.25: 150

1.30: 146n9 and 147

2.102: 146 and n9

3.236: 147n12

Math.

1.305: 153n21

7.432–434: 32n59

11.1: 153n21

11.158–60: 147n12

SIMPLICIUS

in Phys.

886,12–16: 20n17

STOBAEUS

2.62.15–63.5: 44n39

2.65.8: 43n32, 44n38 and 54n89

2.155.5–17: 51n71, 54n88 and n90

TATIAN

Ad Gr.

5: 20n15

TERTULLIAN

Adv. Marc.

4.16: 24n39

THEMISTIUS

in Arist. de An.

103,32–104,6: 19

104,14–23: 19.

XENOPHON

An.

1.2.8: 112n11