The Stoic Creed - College of Stoic Philosophers

274 INDEX
to happiness, 152 ; indivis
ible and no degrees of, 154
;
its own reward, 159 ;
in
dependent of appreciation,
159 ;
its social character,
162-169 5 may be taught, 107,
184 doubtful as to whether
;
it
may be lost, 170; its
regenerative power in life,
184 ; classification of virtues,
186 ; revised, 193.
Vitalism, 122.
Voluntarism, 130, 263.
Wallace, W., quoted, 21.
Water, as first principle, 3.
Watt, G., 236 n.
Will, the, in Stoic psychology,
77, 78 ; in Epicurean
psychology, 118; free, in
Epicurean teaching, 121 ;
criticism of, 125 ;
in Stoic
teaching, 143 ; power over,
145 ; significance of doctrine,
176.
Windelband, 86 n.
Wise man, of Cynics, 132 ;
of
Stoics, 135; his self -suffi
ciency,
1 88.
149 ; defects of,
Wordsworth, quoted, 107 244.
;
World, the, 90 ; perfect, 93,
209; ethical order, 138-139;
theistic proof from, 219, 220;
as a whole, 244 ;
a manifesta
tion of divine order, 249.
World-cycles, 91, 249.
Xenophon, referred to, i, 6 .,
8 n., 9; quoted, 19 ;
his rela
tion to Socrates, n ; his
characterization of Socrates,
19.
Zeller, referred to, 8
., 27, 33,
75 n. ;
quoted, 138, 157.
Zeno, the Stoic, how drawn to
philosophy, i, 18 ;
as founder,
20, 28 ; his obligation to
Greek schools, 23 as
; eclectic,
23 ; opposed to Epicurean
physics, 24 opposed to
;
Epicurean ethics, 25 his
;
private character, 33 ;
his
contributions, 57 his death,
;
202 ;
on fate, 222, 229.
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