03278cam a22004451  4500084001500000084001400015084001700029001001300046003000600059005001700065008004100082010001700123015001500140016001800155035001800173040008500191050001400276082001100290100003900301245007900340260003400419300002200453490004200475504003000517505107800547520042201625650003202047650002702079650003502106650003702141650008702178650003802265776013602303942001502439948004602454999001702500952011302517952010102630952010102731  a08.212bcl  a5,12ssgn  aCD 19002rvkocm00252341 OCoLC20151023231751.0711012s1966    nyu      b    000 0 eng    a   66012892   aGB66-202367 a0032569812Uk  a(OCoLC)252341  aDLCbengcDLCdUKMdNLGGCdBTCTAdYDXCPdLVBdALKdXBEdDEBBGdZIDdUKMGBdOCLCF00aB504b.S200a182.081 aSaunders, Jason Lewis,eed.94821810aGreek and Roman philosophy after Aristotlec[edited by] Jason L. Saunders.  aNew York,bFree Pressc[1966]  ax, 371 p.c21 cm.0 aReadings in the history of philosophy  aBibliography: p. 359-363.0 aI. 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.  aReadings in the History of Philosophy is organized chronologically; thus, each volume may be used independently as introductory, comparative, or reference material in a wide range of courses in philosophy and humanities. Taken together, these eight volumes form an integrated series that skillfully illustrates the contributions and influence of the major figures of Western philosophy from the Greeks to the present. 0aPhilosophy, Ancient.94821917aFilosofie.2gtt94822017aKlassieke oudheid.2gtt948221 6aPhilosophievAnthologies.948222 6aLitt�erature chr�etienne primitivevAnthologiesvTraductions anglaises.948223 7aPhilosophy, Ancient.2fast94822408iOnline version:aSaunders, Jason Lewis.tGreek and Roman philosophy after Aristotle.dNew York, Free Press [1966]w(OCoLC)654308712  2ddccBK00  hNO HOLDINGS IN ZAAPA - 949 OTHER HOLDINGS  c21021d21021  00102ddc4070aDAPAbDAPAd2014-01-08l2o182.08 SAUpAPA026473r2018-10-16s2018-10-10t1w2014-01-08yBK  00102ddc4070aDAPAbDAPAd2021-08-27l0o182.08 SAUpAPA016363r2021-08-27t2w2021-08-27yBK  00102ddc4070aDAPAbDAPAd2022-03-25l0o182.08 SAUpAPA060326r2022-03-25t3w2022-03-25yBK