SENECA - College of Stoic Philosophers

INDEX OF PROPER NAMES
ACADEMIC (School of Philosophy),
a definition of
happiness, Ixxi. 18 ; scepticism
of, Ixxxviii. 44 f.
Achaia (province of Greece),
earthquakes in, xci. 9 f.
Achilles, age of, compared
with that of Patroclus,
Ixxxviii. 6
Aegialus, a farmer on the old
estate of Scipio, Ixxxvi.
14 ff.
Aetna, proposed ascent of,
by Lucilius, Ixxix. 2 ff.
Agamemnon, his desire to
return home to Mycenae,
Ixvi. 26
Alexander of Macedon (the
Great, d. 323 B.C.), crimes
and tragedy of, due to
drink, Ixxxiii. 19 ff. ; his
desire to conquer the globe,
xci. 17
Alexandria, fast-sailing ships
from, Ixxvii. 1 f.
Anacharsis (Scythian philosopher,
600 fl. B.C.), discussed
as the inventor
of the potter's wheel,
xc. 31
474.
Antipater (of Tarsus, Stoic
philosopher, 2nd century
B.C.), refutation of a Peripatetic
syllogism, Ixxxvii.
38 ff. ; his view regarding
non-essentials, xcii. 5
M. Antonius (friend of Caesar
and rival of Augustus),
ruined by wine and Cleopatra,
Ixxxiii. 25
Apion (grammarian, 1st
century A.D.), his opinion
concerning the authorship
of the Homeric cycle,
Ixxxviii. 40 f.
Ardea (ancient city of Latium,
capital of the Rutulians),
capture of, xci. 16
Argos (kingdom in the Peloponnesus),
a fictitious king
of, Ixxx. 7
Aristo of Chius (Stoic, 3rd
century B.C.), weeds out
many departments of philosophy,
Ixxxix. 13
Asia, earthquakes in, xci. 9
Attains (Stoic, teacher of
Seneca), on the value of
pain, Ixvii. 15 ; simile used
by, Ixxii. 8 ;
on " returning