Greek and Roman philosophy after Aristotle
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Bibliography: p. 359-363.
I. Epicureanism -- On the nature of things / Lucretius -- Letter to Pythocles / Epicurus -- Letter to Menoeceus / Epicurus -- Principal doctrines / Epicurus -- II. Stoicism -- Early stoic logic -- Early stoic physics -- Early stoic ethics -- The manual of Epictetus -- Hymn to Zeus / Cleanthes -- III. Skepticism -- Outlines of Pyrrhonism / Sextus Empiricus -- The sale of philosophers / Lucian -- IV. Philo (Judaeus) of Alexandria -- On the account of the world's creation given by Moses -- V. Plotinus -- Ennead I, vi (Beauty) -- Ennead IV, viii (The soul's descent into the body) -- Ennead V, i (The three initial hypostases) -- Ennead VI, ix (On the good, or the one) -- Ennead I, iii (Dialectic) -- Ennead V, viii (On the intellectual beauty) -- VI. Early Christian thought -- Book of Acts / St. Paul -- Dialogue with Trypho / Justin Martyr -- Hortatory address to the Greeks / Justin Martyr -- Octavius / Minucius Felix -- The stromata / Clement of Alexandria -- On first principles / Origen -- Prescription against heretics / Tertullian -- On the soul / Tertullian.
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