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" " x TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE The crown of the sciences . . . . -49 A synonym for . . . . philosophy -49 Included ethics, politics, and natural . . theology 50 Practical rules for the guidance -5 of life . . . III Characterization of Stoic philosophy . . . .51 IV Demands on personal character . . . 52 Simplicity of aim and sincerity of conviction . . 52 Consistency and nobility of life . . . . . 53 Wide sympathies . . . . . -S3 High idea of vocation . . . . . -54 Personal habits and outward appearance V Stages in the development of Stoicism . . . 56 As determined by Zeno, Cleanthes, and Chrysippus . . 57 Advance by Presidents of Middle Stoa . . . -57 Panaetius and Posidonius . . . . 58 Eclecticism of Roman period . . . . 58 Subordination of everything to Ethics . . . -59 Pantheism tending to Theism . . . . -59 Cosmopolitanism operative . . . . .60 The philosopher as preacher . . . . .61 J LOGIC : -.CHAPTER IV THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE I The Stoics and Rhetoric . . . . .62 ....... II Enthusiasm of earlier Stoics for Formal Logic . . 63 Chrysippus 63 Logic as a safeguard against error .64 . . . Aoyos v5id0Tos and X6*yos trpofiopiKos . . . .65 III Logic as Epistemology . . . . . .66
" " " " " " " " " " TABLE OF CONTENTS xi i. EXPOSITION PAGE Mind a tabula rasa . . . . . .66 Action of impressions on it . . . .66 Activity of the mind . . . . . .68 HpoXri^eis or .69 Koival l-vvoiai . . . . innate ideas These not . . . . .69 How men may err . . . . . -7 Stoic Epistemology struck at root of Scepticism . 71 2. ANALYSIS AND ESTIMATE Sense origin of . . . . Knowledge 72 Stoic analysis of "object" inadequate -73 . . . Two social factors to be reckoned with . . -73 Apprehending representations Meanings of apprehending Meaning of " " representation . . . -74 . . . . -75 . . . . 75 Objections to tertium quid in perception . . -75 Objections to materialism . . . . 76 VThe Stoic Criterion of Truth . . . 76 How to be regarded . . . . . -77 Expressed in modern phraseology . . . 78 Ethical application . . . . . 78 Pre-conceptions or "Common notions . . -79 ^ Not incompatible with sense origin of . . Knowledge 81 "General consent as the test of a pre-conception . . 81 3. SUMMARY The Stoic Epistemology so far successful . . .82 Foreshadowing Descartes and Spinoza . . .82 Absolute nescience suicidal . . . . -83 PHYSICS : CHAPTER V NATURE, GOD, SOUL Meaning of Physics in Stoicism . . . .84 YThe problem of the Universe . . . . &5 Eleatic solution . . . . . . -85 Solution by Heracleitus . . . . . .86 Heracleitean contributions to the philosophy of the subject . SO I
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