From Stoicism to Platonism: The Development of Philosophy, 100 BCE–100 CETroels Engberg-Pedersen Cover -- Half-title page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Chapter 1 Introduction: A Historiographical Essay -- Chapter 2 Plato, Chrysippus and Posidonius' Theory of Affective Movements -- Chapter 3 Cicero's Plato -- Chapter 4 Are We Nearly There Yet? Eudorus on Aristotle's Categories -- Chapter 5 Stoicism and Platonism in 'Arius Didymus' -- Chapter 6 Oikeiōsis in Stoicism, Antiochus and Arius Didymus -- Chapter 7 The Platonist Appropriation of Stoic Epistemology -- Chapter 8 "Becoming like God" in Platonism and Stoicism -- Chapter 9 From Stoicism to Platonism: The Difficult Case of Philo of Alexandria's De Providentia I -- Chapter 10 From Cicero to Philo of Alexandria: Ascending and Descending Axes in the Interpretation of Platonism and Stoicism -- Chapter 11 The Love of Wisdom: Middle Platonism and Stoicism in the Wisdom of Solomon -- Chapter 12 Seneca and Epictetus on Body, Mind and Dualism -- Chapter 13 The Dilemma of Paul's Physics: Features Stoic-Platonist or Platonist-Stoic? -- Chapter 14 The Legacy of Musonius Rufus -- Chapter 15 Stoic and Platonic Reflections on Naming in Early Christian Circles: Or, What's in a Name? -- Chapter 16 Is Plutarch Really Hostile to the Stoics? -- Chapter 17 Peripatetic Appropriations of Oikeiōsis:: Alexander, Mantissa Chapter 17 -- Bibliography -- Index Locorum -- General Index |
Contents
Plato Chrysippus and Posidonius Theory | 27 |
Ciceros Plato | 47 |
Are We Nearly There Yet? Eudorus on Aristotles Categories | 67 |
Stoicism and Platonism in Arius Didymus | 80 |
Oikeiōsis in Stoicism Antiochus and Arius Didymus | 100 |
The Platonist Appropriation of Stoic Epistemology | 120 |
Becoming like God in Platonism and Stoicism | 142 |
The Difficult Case of Philo | 159 |
Seneca and Epictetus on Body Mind and Dualism | 214 |
Features StoicPlatonist | 231 |
The Legacy of Musonius Rufus | 254 |
Stoic and Platonic Reflections on Naming in Early | 277 |
Is Plutarch Really Hostile to the Stoics? | 296 |
Alexander | 322 |
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Index Locorum | 373 |
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