From the Beginning to Plato

The Atomists
Texts
6.20 DK [2.2] II, sect. 67 (Leucippus), 68 (Democritus).
6.21 Luria, S. Democritea, Leningrad, Soviet Academy of Sciences, 1970. Original texts
of fragments and testimonia with Russian translation and commentary.
Collections of articles
6.22 Benakis, L. (ed.) Proceedings of the First International Conference on Democritus,
Xanthi, International Democritean Federation, 1984.
6.23 Romano, F. (ed.) Democrito e I’atomismo antico. Atti del convegno intemazionale,
(Siculorum Gymnasium 33.1), Catania, University of Catania, 1980.
Studies
FROM THE BEGINNING TO PLATO 223
6.24 Barnes [2.8], ch. 17, 19(b), 20, 21(c), 23(d), 24(e).
6.25 ——‘Reason and necessity in Leucippus’, in Benakis [6.22] I: 141–58.
6.26 Bicknell, P. ‘The seat of the mind in Democritus’, Eranos 66 (1968): 10–23.
6.27 ——‘Democritus on precognition’, Revue des Études Grecques 82 (1969): 318–26.
6.28 Burkert, W. ‘Air-imprints or eidōla: Democritus’ aetiology of vision’, Illinois
Classical Studies 2 (1977): 97–109.
6.29 Furley [4.63] Study 1 ‘Indivisible magnitudes’; ch. 6 ‘The atomists’ reply to the
Eleatics’, repr. with emendations in Mourelatos [2.19]: 504–26.
6.30 —— ‘Aristotle and the atomists on infinity’, in I. Düring (ed.) Naturphilosophie bei
Aristoteles und Theophrast, Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium Aristotelicum,
Heidelberg, Lothar Stiehm Verlag, 1969:85–96, repr. in Furley [2.29]: 103–14.
6.31 ——‘Aristotle and the atomists on motion in a void’, in P.K.Machamer and J.Turnbull
(eds) Motion and Time, Space and Matter, Columbus, Ohio, Ohio State University
Press, 1976; 83–100, repr. in Furley [2.29]: 77–90.
6.32 ——[2.31], ch. 9–11.
6.33 ——‘Democritus and Epicurus on sensible qualities’, in J.Brunschwig and
M.C.Nussbaum (eds) Passions and Perceptions, Proceedings of the Fifth Symposium
Hellenisticum, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1993: 72–94.
6.34 Guthrie [2.13] II, ch. 8.
6.35 Hussey, E. ‘Thucididean history and Democritean theory’, in P.Cartledge and
F.Harvey (eds) Crux, Essays in Greek History presented to G.E.M. de Ste. Croix,
London, Duckworth, 1985:118–38.
6.36 Kahn, C.H. ‘Democritus and the origins of moral psychology’, American Journal of
Philology 106 (1985); 1–31.
6.37 Kline, A.D. and Matheson, C.A. ‘The logical impossibility of collision’, Philosophy
62 (1987): 509–15. Discussion by R.Godfrey ‘Democritus and the impossibility of
collision’, Philosophy 65 (1990): 212–17.