The Stoic Creed - College of Stoic Philosophers

TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Farrar s Seekers after God . . . .
-34
Table, embodying names and dates .
-34
The Older, the Middle, and the Later Stoa . .
35
SECTION B.
STOIC SCIENCE AND
SPECULATION
CHAPTER III
CONCEPTION OF PHILOSOPHY
I
The Vision of Philosophy -3
to Boethius . . .
FROM TT TO 6
^ Stoic definition . . . . . .
-38
^ Its full
import
. . . . . .
-39
II
^LEADING CHARACTERISTICS
The unifying- science . . . . .
.40
The knowledge of things by their causes . .
.40
Presupposes the unities of the other sciences . . .40
No opposition between philosophy and physical science .
40
No opposition between philosophy and mental science .
41
s THE CONSTITUENT SCIENCES
The place of . . . .
psychology 41
Threefold and sixfold grouping of the sciences . 4^
.
Stoicism essentially and supremely psychological
. .
42
This exemplified....... 43
The Stoic Logic . . . . . . -44
Why placed first . . . . . . -44
Three parts of . . . . . .
-45
Rhetoric........ 45
The Stoics did not excel here, and why
. .
.46
Formal Logic
. . . . . .
-47
^Chrysippus
. . . . . .
-47
Epistemology
. . . . . .
-47
The Stoic Physics
. . . . .
.48
Wide view of cosmogony and theology
. .
.48
The Stoic Ethics... ... 48