The Stoic Creed - College of Stoic Philosophers

268 INDEX
Comtists, their conception of
Burns, quoted, 181 ; on in
229 ;
his Hymn to Zeus, 235. 184
Clifford, W. of,
;
Kingdon, 94. 185-
dependence, 182.
immortality, 97.
Butler, Bishop, 175, 176.
Conflagration, final, disowned
Butler, Samuel, quoted, 79.
by Pansetius, 58, 91 n. ;
in
Stoic physics, 91 ; 248.
Calvinism, 155 n. 222
, n., 228. Confucius, 127.
Campbell, Principal G., 12. Conscience (avveidiicris), 144.
Canonic, 117 n.
gentium, 69,
Carlyle, 241 ;
on Blessedness, 218, 247.
81, 98,
250.
Cosmogony, of the Stoics,
Case, President of Corpus 87-92 ;
of the Epicureans,
Christi College, Oxford, 75 n. 105-125.
Casuistry, 51.
Cosmopolitanism, Stoic, 60,
Catechetical School, of Alex
J
162-169, 8o ;
its nonandria,
137.
Hellenic origin, 169 n. ;
Catechism, The Larger, quoted, Christian, 180.
1
S5 n -
Cato, of Utica, 202.
Courage, Aristotle on, 201 n.
Crates, 130.
Certainty, 7.
Cross - questioning, Socratic
Character, 32, 246.
method of, 6 ;
as applied by
Christianity, and the individual, Epictetus, 55.
128 n. ;
and inwardness of Cycles, recurrent, disowned
morality, 153 n. its cosmo
; by Pansetius, 58, 91 n. in
;
politanism, 1 80; its apprecia Stoic physics, 91 ; 248.
tion of man s dignity, 182 ; Cynics, relation to Zeno, 23 ;
elevates the gentler virtues, their name, 130 n, influence
;
191 and Stoicism, ; 239, 243; on the Stoics, 130-138 ;
their
on acquiescence, 248 ;
and sage, 131 individualis
;
progressive revelation, 253.
tic and anti-social, 135 ;
their
Chrysippus, referred to and allegorical method, 136; on
quoted, passim his place in right use of appearances, ; 43 n.
Stoicism, 27, 28 ;
his con
tributions to the creed, 57 Death, Stoic view ;
of, 201.
his view of impressions, 68 ; Democritus, 3 and
; Epicurean
of life
according to nature, physics, 105 ;
his relation to
143; his theistic proof, 219; Epicureans, 119-121.
on sin, 224.
Descartes, his method, 7 on
Cicero, referred to and quoted, innate ideas, 70 n. ;
criterion
passim on Socrates, 5 of truth, 82 ; ;
;
220 ;
on mind
his De Officiis, 30, 51 on and
; matter, 261.
Stoic terminology, 43.
Desires, treatment of, by Stoics,
Cleanthes, quoted and referred 25 to be eradicated, 146 ; ;
to, passim ; his place in nature of, 147 ;
as motives,
Stoicism, 27, 28 ; duplicates 149 ;
psychology of, 177.
the sciences, 42 ;
his con
tributions, 57 ; view of im
Destiny, 92, 227.
Dialectic, Socratic, 6 ;
as logic,
pressions, 68 ; world-cycles, 62.
91 n., 249
; proofs of the soul s Dill, S., 99 n.
immortality, 95 his death, Diogenes, the Cynic, 23 his
; 202 ;
on fate and providence, rudeness, 132 as ideal ; sage,