The Thoughts of Marcus Aurelius - College of Stoic Philosophers

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INDEX OF TERMS 219
V\IKOI , T-6 : the material principle.
vwfaip((ris exception, reservation : ; jiefl vTTffatpffftus, conditionally.
inrddfffis : material to work on ; thing to employ the reason on ; proposition,
thing assumed as matter for argument and to lead to conclusions.
(Quaestionum duo sunt genera ; alterum infinitum, definilum alterum.
Defim tuni est, quod uirodfcnv Graeci, nos causam" : infinitum, quod
Qfviv illi appellant, nos
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propositum possumus nominnre. Cic. See
Aristot., Anal. Post., 1, c. 2).
\nroKf{/j.eva, rd :
things existing, the substratum of matter, or essence,
supposed to underlie all sensible phenomena.
uTroATjifis opinion.
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viroffTaffu :
basis, substance, being, foundation (x. 5). Epictetus has :
viro<r-Ta.TiKbv Kal ov triwSes. (Justinus, ad Dio<jn., c. 2).
ixpiffTaffBai : to subsist, to be.
xix. :
(pavTafftai : (visns, Cic.) : appearances, thoughts, impressions (visa, animi,
T atria tcrrl rvTrcaans fv V t X??-
Gellius, 1) <f>ai
(f>ayrafffj.a : seems to be used by Antoninus in the same sense as (bavraffla.
Epictetus uses Ta<rtu.
only <pai
(pavraffrov that which produces a :
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<f>avraffla fyavraffrov rb irtiron]Kbs ^ t}v
(pavraerlav altTByrdv.
: nature.
<j>v<ns, rj
TWV 6\wv : the nature of the universe.
tyvx f) soul, life, living principle.
vj/i>X?i As-yocii?, voepa. : a rational soul, an intelligent soul