… in the Philosophia and subsequently in near-identical form in the Glosae super Platonem –, considerable attention has been paid to this new terminology. However, the pre- vailing selective approaches have led to a number of misunderstan- dings, which need to be dispelled from th…

…alify this claim by saying that ‘the doctrine of the soul’s immortality is more Platonic property than Pythagorean’ (Sedley and Long 2010: xxiii). Similarly, Palmer notes (2014: 212) that ‘in the end there is little evidence indicating that the early Pythagoreans consider what th…

…d to grapple, often critically, with its implications. We show that Thucydides, Plato, and other Greek political thinkers devoted a considerable part of their work to analyzing the polis’ tendency toward not only political, but also eco- nomic, social, and legal inclusion. Withou…

… Phld., Acad. Hist., PHerc. 1021 col. 2, 7 (from A NEW READING the biography of Plato), where the multispectral photographs show that the correct IN PHILODEMUS' verb is paqe*cq.aw.em «he added», not paqe*figpaiËem «he joked». The verb paqa- HISTORIA ACADEMICORUM cqa*ux is also fo…

…tylus and is taken up with perfect symmetry at the beginning of the Theaetetus, Plato certainly wanted to indicate the succession of Cratylus–Theaetetus as an order for reading the two dialogues, which Trasillus faithfully reproduced in structuring the second tetralogy of Platoni…

…uclid (the commentary of al-Nayrizi) and additional copies of Marsilio FIcino's Platonis Dialogi Latine iuxta Interpretationem Ficini Aliorumque. September 29, 2015 Added a collection, which was provided to me, of 28 mostly Greek mathematical works. The editions have been run thr…

MARCO DONATO | 89 Platon sur le Parménide Marco Donato CEREN, EA 7477, Burgundy School of Business – Université de Bourgogne-Franche Comté [email protected] ORCID ID : https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7126-3543 ABSTRACT In the Parmenides, Plato breaks the rules of Socratic dialogue by…

… provide evidence for what Aristotle must have still found unsatisfactory about Plato’s manner of accounting for the world. The proimion to the Visitor’s myth seems like a fragment of apodeictic scientific doctrine;3 rhetorically it is strikingly similar to the beginning of Socra…

… More 11 Aristophanes 7 The Greek Novel and Imperial Fiction 11 Lyric Poetry 10 Plato, Aristotle and Mimesis 12 Plato's Dialogues 3 Pleasure and emotional control 7 Reception of Archaic Epic and Sacred Landscapes 4 Reviews and memories 2 Toys and Play 8 Student evaluations of tea…

Parnassos Press – Fonte Aretusa Chapter Title: Agōn and Erōs in Plato’s Symposium Chapter Author(s): Marie-Élise Zovko Book Title: Athletics, Gymnastics, and Agon in Plato Book Editor(s): Heather L. Reid, Mark Ralkowski, Coleen P. Zoller Published by: Parnassos Press – Fonte Aret…

The Translation of Republic 606a3–b5 and Plato’s Partite Psychology* Damien Storey In this paper I discuss a line in Plato’s description of his ‘greatest ac- cusation’ against imitative poetry: that it corrupts even ‘decent people’ (τοὺς ἐπιεικεῖς). Decent people are those who ha…

…h purports to be a general attack on natural right theories, including those of Plato and Aristotle as well as Chrysippus (De Rep. 3.12; Lactantius, Inst. Div. 5.14.3-5, 5.16.2-4; Epit. 50 [55] 5-8), his specific arguments primarily target the Stoic position and comport with stan…

…d Socrates and the Socratic Dialogue (Brill, 2018), and co-wrote and translated Plato: Charmides: A Translation with Introduction, Notes, and Analysis (Hackett, 2019). Questioning Aristotle’s radical account of sôphrosunê Christopher Moore, Penn State Abstract This paper investig…

…text preserved there must be older – possibly as old as the immediate circle of Plato’s disciples in the Academy, where problems related to the theory of Forms and the question of participation must still have been pressing issues, and subjected to intense debate. P. Ai Khanoum w…

… and interpret it as an instance of experiential knowledge. Key Words Hymns, Neoplatonism, Religious Pluralism. ! In common parlance as well as in standard histories of philosophy the language of prayer and the language of reason are ascribed to different, if not contrasting, dom…