The Thoughts of Marcus Aurelius - College of Stoic Philosophers

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218 INDEX OF TERMS
r;ye^ovi.K6i ,
r6 : the ruling faculty ; principatus (Cic.).
h<ap-fl[j.a.Ta : perccpta (Cic.), things perceived, general principles.
KaO-fiKnv, T& :
duty.
/caXos : beautiful.
*aTa\7j-|ts comprehension; cognitio, percf-ptw, comprehtmia :
(Cic.).
KaraffKev-l] coastitution.
:
:
rectn, recte facia (Cic.); right acts, those acts
Ka.TopOw<Tfis, Karopdc!>/j.a.ra.
to which we proceed by the right or straight road.
it6ff/j.os : order, world, universe.
KOff^os 6 6\os : the universe, that which is the One and the All (vi. 25).
Kpi.ua : a judgment.
T~b Kvpitvov fvSov : that which rules within.
\oyticd, TO. the things which have reason.
:
Airyi/co s rational.
:
\6yos : reason.
\6yos (TTrep/xari/ccy : seminal principle.
Ufaa, TO. things indifferent, : viewed with respect to virtue,
voepos : intellectual.
v6/j.os : law.
j oCs :
intelligence.
:
arrogance, pride. It sometimes means in Antoninus the same as
;
but it also means opinion."
Tv<pos
olKovouia :
(dispositio, ordo, Cic.), has sometimes the peculiar sense of
artifice, or doing something with an apparent purpose different from the
real purpose.
t\ov, TO : the universe, the whole : rwv 3Ao>j
r\ <pvaris.
evra, rd :
things which exist : existence, being.
co|(j desire of a thing, which is opposed to fKK\uris, aversion.
:
&PH.1] : movement towards an object, appetite ; appetitio, naturalis appetitus,
appetitus animi (Cic.).
ovffia. : substance (vi. 49). Modern writers sometimes incorrectly translate
it "essentia." It is often used by Epictetus in the same sense as v\rj.
Aristotle ((?;/., c. 5) defines olala., and it is properly translated "substantia
(ed. Jul. I acius). Porphyrius (Isay., c. 2) : ?; ou<ria avuirdrca
ovcra rip /.i.ijOfv
aval irpb OUTTJS y&os i\v TO ysviK. liTa.Tov.
:
vapa.Ko\ov6ijTiK^ 8wo/.uj, r] the power which enables us to observe and
understand.
s-eicns :
passivity, opposed to h tpyeia.
TTfoirTTafffis :
circumstances, the things which surround us, troubles, diffi
culties.
noTrpfcijUf ) ?;, 7; destiny.
:
trpoaiptffts : purpose, free will.
KpoalpfTa TO. things which are within our will or power.
:
vc jaiptTiK&v, TO : free will.
:
77y>o0(m a purpose, proposition.
irpjvoia. : (providentia, Cic.), providence.
<TKoir6s :
object, purpose.
ffToi^flov : element.
ffvyKUTaOefff is : (a.ssensio, approbatin, Cic.), assent; truyKaradcatis (probationes,
Gellius, lix. 1).
ffvyKp fj.a.Ta things fonned by concretion, r compound.
:
yvyKptcris the act of combining elements out of which a body is produced,
:
combination.
<Tvv8fai.s :
ordering, combination.
c-vffT fifj.a
: a whole compounded of several parts or members having a definite
relation to one another, a system.
:
fiXtj matter, material.