Index Locorum

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Anonymous Iamblichus							1252b16					12,44
							1253a7-18					22, 73
100,5	174n.10						1256a23					39
100,13-15	36						1256b23-25					174n.5
102,8-17	36						1256b30-31					50
103,1-3	36						1258a12-14					50
103,20-21	36						1261a10-b15					35
							1274b19-23					38
Aristotle							1280b5-12					42
Ethica Eudemia							1300b25-26					191n.26
1219b6-7	180n.62						1304b23-24					174n.3
1242b1	170n.27						1315a31-35					174n.6
							1321a5-12					174n.6
Ethica Nicomachea							1327a19					174n.6
1094a26-27	175n.16
1094a28-b2	175n.16						Rhetoric
1095a5-7							1375a7					191n.26
1095b17	119						1375b3-4					20
1096a5-7	50						1383a5-8					44
1096a26	168						1402b10-12					175n.13
1109b31-32	38
1112b27-28	27						Athenaeus
1113b30-33	175n.13						Deipnosophists
1134b18-1135a5	112						12.546E-F					187n.3
1135b25	191n.26						12.547A					187n.2
1141a27-28	191
1141b14-16	70						Aulus Gellius
1159a10-13	20						Noctes Atticae
1160a21-22	12						1.3198n.23
1161b27-28	170n.27						2.8, 1					90
1166a7-8	172n.39						2.8, 5					90
1166a23-29	172n.39						2.8, 8					90
1166a31-32	27,170n.27						2.9.1-4					89
							2.9, 4-5					89, 193 n.42
On Heaven 291a24-25	191n.26						Cicero Academica
Physics							1.9-10					82
254a35	183n.21						1.25-27					82
							2.17					182n.20
Politics							2.57					196n.7
1252a6-8	35
Against Piso										1.35			199n.37
37				188n.8						1.61			199n.38
										1.65			51
De natura deorum										1.67			125
1.18				189n.20						1.66-68			125
1.21				97						1.68			179n.52
1.43-44				59						1.69			28
1.43-45				201n.47						2.12-13			82
1.45				122						2.15			83
1.56				201n.47						2.27			83
1.57-62				86						2.28			200n.42
1.57-115				84						2.32			193n.39
1.58-59				84						2.37			101
1.62				84						2.44			101, 151
1.85				86						2.57			56
2.32				87						2.58			101
2.76				90						2.61			199n.37
3.28				194n.46						2.67			134
3.34				194n.46						2.72			101
										2.76			101
De Officiis.										2.78			101
1.2				101						2.80			101, 117
3.9				118						2.82			28, 51, 172 n.33
3.38-39				10, 106, 111, 117, 119,						2.83			52
				128, 163						2.84			52
3.77-78				117						2.88			83
										2.94-95			54
De Repvblica										2.96			180n.59
1.2,2				136						2.99			199n.34
1.2,2-3				136						2.101			142
1.5				137						2.109			101
1.10				138						2.117			101
1.25, 40				22, 73						3.67			91
1.39				89						4.4-6			86
3.23				89						4.5			86
										4.11			87
De Finibus										4.13			188n.12
1.1-4				82						5.787
1.6				82						5.23			173n.1
1.8				83
1.10				83						De legibus
1.13				82-3,187n.6						1.39			136,203n.18
1.15				82						1.44.			196n.6
1.17				11						3.13,23			128
1.23				89
1.23-25				118						Letters to Friends
1.25				11						2.12, 1			152
1.34-36				118						7.26, 1			80
On divination								Frag. 56 (ed. Smith)								23
1.127-129						198n.27		Frag. 126 (ed. Smith) 45
								Frag. 167 (ed. Smith) 45
On Friendship
17.61						198n.24		Diogenes Laertius
On the Orator								6.13								176n.25
3.64						102		7.32-34								179n.55,196n.4
								7.85-86								91
		Paradoxa Stoicurum						7.105-107								50
5 187n.59								9.34								67
								9.107								184n.26
Tusc.								9.119								141
3.46						117		10.9-10								141
4.6-7						3,150-1		10.11								52,144
5.26						144		10.12								3, 50, 87
								10.16								132
		Clement of Alexandria						10.16-21								142
Stromateis								10.17								143
1.15, 67, 1						186 n.58		10.18								143
2.4, 119, 20-32						182 n.21		10.19-21								165
4.26						196n.6		10.21								143
6.9, 73.2-75, 1						197 n.8		10.22								80
								10.27								110
Critias								10.28								2,155
								10.29-30								12
DK B 25						105		10.31								61,184n.25
								10.32								75
Democritus								10.33								67, 73
								10.34								184n.26
DK 68 B 264						105		10.117								53,108
DK 244						105		10.118								93,107
DK B 264						105		10.119								62, 108, 138
								10.120								50, 108, 145
Demosthenes								141,144
Against Meidias								10.132								98
210, 6						37		10.136								98-9,192 n.39,
221						37		198 n.30
Diodorus Siculus								Epictetus
		Bibliotheca Historica						Dissertations
3.18,4-6						170n.29		1.4,28-29								197n.8
								1.9, 1-2								196n.6
		Diogenes of Oenoanda						1.19,26-29								140
								1.23								47
Frag. 12 (ed. Smith)						185 n.43		2.2								47
Frag. 14 (ed. Smith)						17		2.20, 6								102, 135, 203 n.5
Frag. 35 (ed. Smith)						176		2.20, 15-16								135
2.20,26					134						On Nature
2.20,27					139						12				21, 45, 156 n.51
3.7,1					139						28, frag. 12,				181 n. 6
3.7,14					111						col. iii, 9-14
3.7,19-20					135						28, 13, 7				184 n.30
											34, 26-30				61
Handbook Chap. 38					48						Principal Doctrines 1				64, 92, 105, 127
Epicurus											2				189n.19
Letter to Herodotus											3				89
37-38					64, 75						5				13, 53, 120, 123, 154,
40					17										164
45					181n.10						6				47
50					67						7				7, 43, 47
51-52					69						8				17
54					109						12				51
55					109						13				51,182n.16
63					113						14				4, 7, 33, 41, 47-8, 161
68					17, 64, 180 n. 59						15				49-50, 61, 62
71					17						16				144
72					61						21				49
73					17						27				26, 51, 124
73-74					181n.10						28				26, 51
75					21,185n.43						30				42
76					21,186n.44						31				8, 45, 50, 60, 62, 63, 65,
77					17										93, 116, 185 n.33
127					49						32				39, 60, 62, 63, 167 n.1, 187 n.58
Letter to Menoeceus											33				16, 17, 19, 20, 28, 44,
122					55										53, 60, 69, 88, 93, 124,
123-124					46, 61, 76, 85, 182 n. 16										169 n.19
124-125					142,189n.19						34				113, 122, 197 n.13
126					113						35				122,198n.29
			49						36				19, 60, 69, 122,
128					39, 119, 181 n.13										169 n.19, 201 n.51
130					49						37				5, 8, 18, 22, 31, 52, 59,
131					3, 178 n.46, 198 n.31										60-1, 64, 65, 68, 70-3,
132					13, 29, 53, 119-20,										77, 88, 160, 185 n.39
					123, 132, 164,						38				5, 8, 19, 22, 59, 60-1,
					198 n.31										66, 38, 70-3, 88,
134-135					117,189n.20						39				169 n.19 28
Letter to Pytocles 84					132						40				28, 33, 53, 167 n.1
85					180n.59						Vatican Sayings
85-87					68						4				179n.52
86-87					68						14				49
113					68						17				55
19					55				Jerome
23					26, 52				Against Jovinianus
27					55				1.48					196n.5
28					53
29					52				Lactantius
31					41				Divinae Institutiones
33					49				1.1, 5-8					95
43					123,129				1.16, 3					191n.28
45					123				1.21,48					191n.28
52					26-7,124				2.8, 48-49					94, 96
55					55				2.8, 52					94
56					179n.55				2.11, 1					191n.28
57					179n.55				3.8, 3					99
58					164				3.9, 1					95
61					28				3.12, 1-8					99
67					53				3.14					95
69					55				3.16, 16					191n.31
78					26,179n.54				3.17,1-20					95
81					181n.8				3.17, 2-7					12, 95, 99, 173 n.47
									3.17,2-31					191n.28
Galen									3.17,7-8					97
		On Pulse Differences							3.17, 8-16					105
4. Vol. 8 716 12;					186 n.55				3.17,18-27					192n.36
741, 12; 743, 13									3.17, 16-27					95, 97, 192 n.36
									3.17,39-43					102
		Herculaneum Papyri							3.17,42					25
									3.19, 18					192n.32
1012					19, 63				3.20, 15					96, 192 n.32
(col. Ixvi-Ixviii)									3.30, 1-10					192n.31
1020					196n.7				3.30, 9					95
1044					2, 133, 145, 155				3.35-43					193n.45
1078/1080					76,156				5.71					25
									6.10 2					25
Hierocles
Elements of Ethics									Epitome
1.44-50					92				551					25
3.5-45					92				60,2					25
Hippolytus									Lucian
		Refutation of all Heresies							Alexander or the False Prophet
1.22, 3					189n.20				25					148
Horace									Lucretius
Satires									De rerum natura
1.1					178n.50				1.482					17
									1.455-456					17
Isocrates									2.1-13					195n.58
Antidosis									2.7-8					41
253-254					186n.47				2.16-19					193n.39

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2.1092	175n.14	Marcus Aurelius
3.17,42	25
3.60-71	46	10.1	196n.6
3.67	46	10.6	196n.6
3.931-940	55,149
3.955-963	55,149	Musonius Rufus
3.995-1003	173n.49
3.1003-1010	55	Frag. 34	187 n.59
4.823-824	91	(ed. Hense)
4.823-857	181n.10
4.1256	170n.26	Origen
5.62-63	68	Against Celsum
5.156-170	92	3.80,23-27	178n.44
5.156-234	181n.10
5.165-167	189n.20	Papyrus Oxyrincus
5.181	92
5.195-200	24	5077 (col. ii,	64, 65
5.195-234	97	frag. 2, 1)
5.218-227	24
5.837-877	181n.10	Philodemus
5.830-831	41	Against the Sophists
5.855-877	69	4.7-14
5.857-859	43
5.860-874	175n.14	On signs
5.924-1010	176n.27	34.5-11
5.931-932	22, 25, 74
5.948	22	On Choices and Avoidances
5.960-961	25	xiv, 1-4	54
5.970-1010	177n.30	xxi, 2-22.	149
5.983	43
5.1011-1027	23, 26	On death
5.1014	170n.24	col. xxiv, 10-17	144
5.1019-1020	29, 73, 171 n.30
5.1020	23	On Frank Criticism
5.1020-1023	22,171n.31	Frag. 28, 1-12	127
5.1021-1023	73-4
5.1024-1027	25	On the gods
5.1026-1027	43	53
5.1028-1090	185n.43,186n.51	Frag. 83, 1-2	127
5.1115	31,45
5.1182-1192	97	On Piety
5.1447	23	519-541	45
6.1-8	11	1139-1150	201n.47
6.1-11	41	1512-1532	141
6.1-40	79	2043	126
6.10-11	41	2051-2	127

2145-2174	45	524b	90
2263-2265	201n.47	525a3-5	121
		525b1-2	121
On Property Management		525b6	121
xii, 18-19	178n.48
xii 25, xiv, 9	50	Laws
xiii 36-38,	50	708d-709d	169n.17
xxv 1-14		716c-d	199n.33
xv 31-xvi 18	116	758a-b	173n.2
xvii 2-14,	123	888b8	3, 21, 87
xxv 23-24		906d-e	173n.2
xxii, 10-48	137	961e4	173n.2
xxiv, 29-31	53	962a1	173n.2
xxiv, 19-xxv, 23	178 n.51
xxiv, 29-31	53	Philebus
xxvii, 5-9	144	12d	98
		13b-c	98
Rhetoric		21a-c	193n.41
2, col. xxxivb 34-9	206 n.88	31a7-10	193n.41
3, col. xiva 19-	206 n.88	31c	193n.41
col. xvia 8		38c-d	183n.25
3, col.xa, 1-6	155	53d-54d	193n.41
5, col. xx 25-36	173 n.50	61c6	200n.41
Plato		Phaedo
Alcibiades I		67d4-10	90
111a	76
		Protagoras
Cratylus		321c-e	169n.21
388d-390a	169n.17	321c7-d5	35
		322a-b	35
Gorgias		322b5	35
473e	136,165	322c	35
474c	110
476b-477a	122	Respublica
478d-e	122	343d-e	115
483c3-4	63	352b8	116
483e3	63	352d6	191n.30
484b1	63	358e4-359b5	114
486b6-7	172n.37	358c7	115
492c2	172n.37	359a1-2	20, 114, 116
495a1-2	98	359a5	114
500c3-4	191n.30	359b6	64
517b	137,149	359c3-5	117,128
519a	136	359c6-360c5	111, 113
521d	136, 149, 165	359e-360a	115

360b6	117
360c3	117
361b-c	115
361e1-3	198n.28
362e-363a	198n.28
365d-e	190n.24
367b6	115
383c	199n.33
388e-389b	190n.24
416e-417a	187n.59
442e-443b	70
500c-d	199n.33
505b-c	98
561c	98
602c7-8	183n.25
608d	190n.24
613a-b	199n.33

1127D-E 93, 106, 110, 112, 118,

128, 142

1128D 135,138

1129B-C 135

Eroticus

751A-752A 193n.46

758C-D 193n.46

Live Unnoticed

1128A-B

1130A

1128A-B

1129A- B

90,193 n.46

193n.46

Statesman

294a7-8

296e-297b

On Curiosity

520A-C 193n.46

Symposium 200b-e

Theaetetus

176b

Timaeus

90a

90c

173n.2

199n.33

200n.40

On Moral Virtue

441C-E 109

On Peace of Mind

465F-466A 138

On Superstition

164F 190n.21

167A-168A 190n.21

Plutarch
Against Colotes
1107D	51
1089D	49
1111B	27
1117B	165
1121A	184n.26
1124D	40,101
1124E	101
1125A	102
1125C	93-94,139
1125C-1127C	102
1125E-F	46
1126B-D	100, 135
1126C	150
1127A-B	102, 137

On the Pytian Oracles

399D-E 91

Oracles in Decline

420B3 190n.21

429C-F 193n.46

Pleasant Life
1009E	178n.44
1089D	193n.39
1090C-D	93
1095C	108
1098A-1100D	199n.38
1098D	53,102
1099D	54
1104B	46,121-2
1105B	46
1105E	125

bgcolor=white>1.12, 2

Pyrrhus		1.12, 5-6	175n.18
14	145	1.12, 19	88
20,6	145	1.12,23-25	39
Stoic. Rep.		To Marcella
1048E	108,198 n.26	27	62,201n.
		28	198n.31
Whether an old man should engage in
public affairs		Psellos
791D	136	Opusculum
		13, 71, 6-7	183 n.21
Polybius Histories		(ed. O'Meara)
6.5,9-10	25
6.6,2-5	25	Pseudo Philoponus
		In Arist. De anima
Polystratus		586,21-23	183,n.21
On the Irrational Contempt of Popular
Opinions		Seneca
Col. iii, 5-11	44	De ira
Col. xxii 6	19	3.17.2	203n.11
Col. xxii 23-4	18-19, 64
Col. xxiv 3-5	19, 64	De otio
Col. xxiv 24-xxv 16	64	3.29	138
Col. xxv 9-10	18, 64
Col. xxv 18-9	168 n.9	Ep.
Col. xxv 18-24	64	9,1	116
Col. xxvi 22-5	64	59, 12	203n.11
Col. xxvii 10	64	83, 12	154
Col. xxviii 10	18-19,	90.35	98
Porphyry		On Marriage
Abst.		Frag. 45	196n.5
1.7, 1	171n.31
1.7, 2	12, 44	Sextus Empiricus
1.7, 4	175n.18	M
1.8, 1-2	30, 72, 173 n.50	7.151-157	196n.7
1.8, 4	30	7.166-189	67
1.8,19-20	30	7.203	67
1.9, 5	175n.18	7.208	184n.26
1.9,1-16	38	7.212	67
1.10, 1	28, 43	7.215	67
1.10, 4	30, 72, 173 n.50	7.218	66
1.11, 1	175n.18	7.253-260	67
1.11, 2	40	7.424-425	67
1.11,4-6	175n.18	7.433	197n.10
64	9.25-26	186n.56
1.12, 3	31, 160	9.54	45
1.12, 4	175n.18	10.219-220	17

.54

Simplicius		181	3,187n.2
In Arist. De anima		190	165
299,35	183,n.21	202	62
		213	125
Stobaeus		226	186n.58
Anthology		240	21
3.17.23	116	252	184
4.143	125	247	67
Ecl.		353	186n.56
Ecl.		396	41
2.100,2	197n.10	464	49
2.101,14-20	187n.59	466	49
2.108,5-28	179n.55	470	49
2.112,1-5	197n.10	476	198n.31
Thucydides		478	46
Thucydides		490	178n.46
1, 2, 6	41	491	55
1, 6, 3	41	512	3
3.82	36	530	47,124-5
		532	93
Us.		534	122
2	192n.36	536	53
14	62	539	51
20	108	543	52
36	66	544	54
67	187n.3
68	49	Xenophon
101	165	Memorabilia
138	80	4.2,9	187n.59

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