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573 INDEX. PAS Tanretius, a later Stoic and scholar of Autipater, 51 ; Dot a severe Stoic, 286 ; teacher of Posidonius, 298 ; treatise of, 302 ; followed by Cicero, 315; treatise on divination, 371 ; denies omens, 374. Pantheism of Stoics, 126, 156, 517 dissented from ; by Boethus, 159. napaQecris, 106, n. 2; defined, 137, n. 1. ParmenideSr sceptical arguments of, 531, Patro. an Epicurean, 414. PelopoDnfcsian war, 10. Peloponnesus, 13, Penelope, suitors of. 60. Perceptions derived br Stoics from impressions, 77 ; the basis of conceptions, 79, 83 a ; standard, 76 ; irresistible, the standard of truth, 87 sole source of ; truth, 135 : Epicurean view cf, 425. Perfect duties, 287. Pericles, age of, 9. Peripatetic School, 29, .301 : approached bj' Herillus the Stoic, 43 on the human ; soul, 397 ; materialism, 133 ; view of emotions, 253 ; goes back to earlier view, 301 ; philosophy, 133 ; debt of Stoics to, 402 ; notion, 244 ; doctrine, 397 : views, 398, 281 ; view of goods, 559. Peripatetics, opposed to the Stoics. 62, 66 ; the Sorites of the, 120 ; logic of, 124 : ground occupied bv, 133 view of ; emotions, 263 ; teaching of, 49. 398, 564 : theory of goods, 559 ; Stoics, 233 not ; attaclied by the cause of Zeno's materialism, 134. Persjeus, a Stoic and pupil of Zeno, 43 : fellow pupil of Aristo, 298. Persian war, 9 : on empire, 12. Greek dependence PLA âvraalou, 77 ; KaToXr^TrTiKai, 89, 531, 541. Ph^drus, an Epicurean, 413, 414, 417. Philo, a pupil of Diodorus, 38. Philodemus, an Epicurean, 413, 468 ; view of the Gods, 468. Philosophy, Stoic divisions of, 66 ; Epicurean divisions of, 424. Phlius, birthplace of Timou, 519. Phrygian, Epictetus, 36. *u(ns, 228, 350, 209, Tlieavh, 555. l\id(xv6T7\s, 555. Planets, Stoic view of, 208 ; Epicurean view of, 451. Plato, 55, 126, .305, .323, 509, 511, 513, 531 ; perfection of Greek philosophy in, 1 ; the study of, 126; example, 187; many-sided- merits and defects ness of, 402 ; of, 1 ; idealism of , 2, 9, 1 30 flaws ; in teaching of, 3 ; dialectical exchisiveness of, 4 ; antagonistic currents in, 45 ; general conceptions of, 18 denies virtue in ; great men, 274 view of ; demons, 351 ; theory of final causes, 396 ; sj-stem of, connected with Greek character, 7 : doctrine of the four elements, 197 view of ; the stars, 205 of the seat of ; life, 214 view of the ; soul, 215 ; on the regulation of emotions, 252 ; permits a lie, 305 ; pre- judice against foreigners, 326 ; liew of pleasure, 474 : places knowledge above action, 256 ; advocates community of wives, 310 ; distinguishes supreme and popular gods, 348 : known to { Epicurus, 405 ; sceptical arguments of, 531 ; pure .speculation of, 57 ; metaphysical notions ' of, 133; example of, 187, 258; time of, 178: teaching of, 252, formal and final 399, 405 : causes of, 141 ; relation of
PLA Stoics to, 399 ; relation of Epicureans to, 511 ; view of the stars, 205 ; view of the soul, 213 ; School of, 528. Platonic, 55, 133, 221, 304, 516; theory of conceptions, 5 ; system, 31 ; speculations, 516 ; School at Alexandria, 328, Platonism, 342, 399, 531 ; Seneca's resemblance to, 222 a ; religious system, 342. Platonists, 22, 30, 61 ; apologtjtical writings of, 25 ; School of, converted to Scepticism, 29 ; opposed to Stoics, 62. Pleasure, 249; and the g. npu-nyixfpov, 283, 289, 290, 560. Progress, state of, 293, TlpoKOTri}, 294. Upo\-nîis, Stoic, 80, 90; Ej)!curean, 428, 461. Property, Stoic category of, 102. Prophecv, Stoic explanation of, 374. 403. Prophetic 369. powers, Stoic view of,' Tlpo(popiKhs \6yos, 73. Proposition, 110. Tlp6s Ti V'j)s ex'"'> l*^"i ^*'^- Proserpine, rape of, 365. Protagoras, 431. language on truth, Protarchus, of Bargyllium, an Epicurean, 411. Proteus, story of, explained, 360. p p 2
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