The Stoic Creed - College of Stoic Philosophers

INDEX
Absolute, the, conception of,
101 ; and pragmatism, 258,
362.
Academics, their relation to
Zeno, 23.
Agnosticism, 220.
Air, as first principle, 3.
Altruism, in Stoicism, 162-169,
194.
Anaxagoras, 3.
Anaximander, 2.
Anaximenes, 3.
Anima mundi, 90, 128.
Animals, lower, kindness to,
183.
Antinomianism, 32.
Antisthenes, as ethicist, 131 ;
his vanity, 132 his high
;
teaching, 134 on the right
;
use of appearances, 144 n. ;
as ideal sage, 170, 184.
Apathy (aTrddeia), 149, 189.
Aristippus, 105.
Ariston of Chios, 49 n. ;
on in
different things, 150, 171.
Aristophanes, 7.
Aristotle, on Anaxagoras, 4 ;
on rhetoric, 12 ;
referred to,
17 his definition of ; phil
osophy, 40 his idea of
;
matter as eternal, 100 ;
criticism of Plato s Ideas, 125 ;
his relation to the Stoics, 23,
129; his test of the natural,
135 on virtue as a habit,
;
154 on ; friendship, 156 n. ;
on
slaves, 165 n. ;
on desire, 177 ;
encourage, 201 n. on
; dreams,
232 his theism, 247.
;
Arnim, von, 27.
Arnold, Matthew, quoted, 139,
179 n. ;
as Stoic, 176 ;
on
Marcus Aurelius, 242 ; 246.
Arrian, 29, 31 n., 133 n.
Assent (ovyjrardlcro), 43, 78.
Athenagoras, 199 n.
Atoms and Atomic Theory, 3,
109-125.
Augustine, St., 60.
Aurelius, Marcus, quoted and
referred to, passim his Medi
;
tations, 30, 240 ; his private
character, 33 ; reproduces
the leading ethical positions,
140-207, passim ; pronounced
in his theological views,
208-236, passim ; his modern
ity, 239; his optimism, 241.
Avebury, Lord, 238.
Avoidance, 171.
Axioms, as postulates, 257.
Bacon, quoted, 218.
Bailey, Samuel, 75 n.
Bain, on rhetoric, 12 ;
on male
volent affections, 195 n.
Belief, 260.
Benn, Alfred W., 8 n.
Bentham, 154.
Body, in relation to soul, 141 ;
defects in Stoic view of, 198.
Boethius, quoted, 25 ;
his
Vision, 36 ;
as Stoic, 190.
Bradley, F. H., 258.
Browning, quoted, 199.
Bruce, Dr. W. S., 187.
Buddha, 146.
Bunge, Prof., 122.
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