SENECA - College of Stoic Philosophers

INDEX
16 ; late-won renown of,
P. Cornelius Scipio (Africanus
on truth and virtue, Ixxi. Ixxxviii. 7 f.
Maior, conqueror of Ixxix. 14
Hannibal), adoration by Solon (see n. ad Zoc.), lawgiver
and one
Seneca at his house and
tomb, Ixxxvi. 1 ff.
of the seven wise men,
P. Cornelius Scipio (Africanus
xc. 6
Minor, conqueror Speusippus(4th century B.C.,
of Carthage in 146 B.C.,
and of Numantia in 133
predecessor of Xenocrates
as head of the Academy),
B.C.), Ixvi. 13
qualifies the definition of
P. Cornelius Scipio Nasica the bonum, Ixxxv. 18
(admiral, defeated by Stoic, a certain, who gave
Caesar's fleet, 46 B.C.), good advice to Marcellinus,
heroism of, Ixx. 22 ;
defeat
of, Ixxi. 10
Scribonia (see n.), witty saying
Ixxvii. 6
Stoic (school of philosophy),
recommendation of the
of, Ixx. 10
quiet life, Ixviii. 1 ; reply
Scylla (dangerous rock on Peripatetics regarding
Italian side of Sicilian virtue, Ixxxv. 31 ; paradoxes
strait), Ixxix. 1 f., xcii. 9.
of the, bcxxvii. 1
Scythia (from the Carpathians
Syria, earthquakes in, xci. 9
eastward), vanity
of its rulers, Ixxx. 10 ;
Syrtes (north coast of Africa),
cave-homes of dwellers by
clothing of its inhabitants,
xc. 16
the, xc. 17
Seneca (see Introduction, TABEXTUM (city in Southern
vol. i.),
addresses himself, Italy), a place for retirement,
Ixviii. 10
Ixviii. 5
Cornelius Severus (contemp. Tauromenium (now Taormina)
in Sicily, Ixxix. 1
of Ovid, author of a
Siculum), description
Tiberius (emperor 14-37
of Aetna, Ixxix. 5
Sextius (see Ep. Ixiv. 2 n.,
A.D.), his confidence in the
drunken Cossus, Lxxxiii.
vol. his i.), comparison of 15
the sage with Jupiter, Ti ma genes (from Alexandria,
historian, and one-
Ixxiii. 12, 15
Sicily, Lucilius' travels time friend of Augustus),
through, Ixxix. 1
grudge against Rome, xci.
Socrates, drinks the poison, 13
Ixvii. 7 ; resignation of,
Ixx. 9, Ixxi. 17 ; emphasis ULYSSES, home-sickness of,
upon character, Ixxi. 7 ;
Ixvi. 28 ; wanderings of,
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