Mysteries, 90, 190
Necessity. See ᾿Ανάγκη
Nikomachos, 92, 112 71.
Nile, 43 sq., 313
Noumenios, 19
Nous, 309 sq.
Numbers, Pythagorean, 331 566. ; triangular, square, and oblong, 114
Obliquity of the ecliptic (zodiac), 52, 82, 401
Observation, 29 sq., 73 Sq.
Octave, 118
Opposites, 56, 186 sq., 225, 235, 266, 305
Oriental influences, 17 sqq.
Parmenides, 192 sqq.; on Herak-
leitos, 143, 198 2. 4, 204 Sq., 210;
and Pythagoreanism, 210 sqq.
Pausanias, 234 2. 3, 238
Pentagram, 343
Perception, Parmenides, 202 z. 2,
222; Alkmaion, 223 sq. ; Empe-
dokles, 284 sq.; Anaxagoras,
316 sq.; “Leukippos, 401 sq. ;
Diogenes of Apollonia, 414
Perikles and Zeno, 193; and Anaxa- goras, 294 sq. ; and Melissos, 369
Petron, 65, 121
Pherekydes of Syros, 9, 87
Philistion, 234 . 3, 235 #.1 and 2, 266 2. 1, 288 2. 3, 3562.2
Philo of Byblos, 19 2. 3
Philo Judaeus, 18, 158, 185
Philodemos, 50 22. 4, 64, 221 ”. 1
Philolaos, 319, 320 sqq.
Philosophy as κάθαρσις, 89; Pytha-
gorean use of the word, 89 sqq.,
194, 321 2.2, 359; Synonymous
with asceticism, 18
Phleious, 89 2. 2, 94 2.1, 109 2.1,
Phoenician influence, 18, 19 2. 3, 39
Physiology, Parmenides, 221 sq. ;
Alkmaion, 223 ; Empedokles, 282 ;
Diogenes of Apollonia, 411
Pindar, 232
Planets, names of, 26 3.1, 220;
distinguished from fixed stars, 26,
82, 276, 392, 401; motion of,
I22 sq., 225, 350, 353; system
of, 344 56.
Plants, Empedokles, 277 sq.; Anaxagoras, 315 sq.
Plato, App. § 1; on Egyptians and Phoenicians, 17, 20, 27 ”.1; on
Index
Egyptian arithmetic, 22; on schools
of philosophy, 35; on Pythagoras,
96 ”. 3; on Xenophanes, 140; on
Herakleitos, 140, 159, 162, 176,
178; on Herakleiteans, 161 7. 1,
188 2. 1; on Parmenides, 192,
207, 221; on Empedokles, 159,
178, 269 ~.1; On Anaxagoras,
291 2. 6, 295, 297 Sq., 309; On
Philolaos, 319; on Pythagoreans,
121, 124; on incommensurables,
117 71. 2; on Zeno, 192, 358, 360,
361 ; on Melissos, 379». 2; Phaedo,
89 3. 2, ΟἹ m 2, 108 wm. I, 109
m.1I, 172 m.2, 182 m. I, 320 Sq.,
342, 343, 345, 354; Cratylus, 417
m.3; Theaetetus, 117 n.1, 263
nm. I, 338 2.1, 417 2.3; Sophist,
356 5». τ, 358 2. 3; Politicus, 280
n.1; Parmenides, 358 . 2, 359,
360 sq.; Philebus, 323; Sym-
postum, 221, 281 n.1; Phaedrus,
295; Gorgias, 321; Meno, 234
n.4; Republic, 25 n.2, 90 71. 2,
177 ”.1, 216, 219 Sq., 352;
. Timaeus, ΟἹ .1, 79 %#.1, 113
%. 3, 118 m. 1, I2I, 122, 225,
287, 340, 342, 345 7.1, 346, 352,
396; Laws, 107 m. 4, 117 %. 2,
Pleasure and pain, Empedokles, 285 ; Anaxagoras, 317
Pliny, 42, 52
Pluralism, 227 sqq., 357
Political activity of philosophers,
Thales, 46; Pythagoras, 96 sq. ;
Parmenides, 195; Empedokles,
230 sq. ; Zeno, 358
Polybios, 99 7. I
Polybos, 379
Polykrates, era of, 53 7. 3, 94
Pores, See πόροι
Porphyry, 92 ”. 3, 104 ”.1I, 257 n. 1
Poseidonios, 19 ”. 3, 81 ”. 1
Precession. See Equinoxes
Proclus, commentary on Euclid, 44, 115 ”.3
Proportion, 117 sq.
Protagoras, 188, 360
Purification. See καθαρμός, κάθαρσις
Pyramids, measurement of, 45. See πυραμίς ~
Pythagoras, 91 sqq. ; forged writings,
'Pythagoreans, 212 sqq., 319 566.
Rarefaction and condensation, sqq-, 163, 204, 403, 412
See Gods,
Religion, 85 sqq., 189, 294.
Orphicism, Monotheism,
Sacrifice
Respiration, 235, 253 #. 2, 284
Rest. See Motion
Revolution, diurnal, 61, 274, 346 sq.
Rhegion, 99, 220 2. 3, 319
Rhetoric, 86, 234
Rhind papyrus, 22 sqq.
Roots, 263
Sacrifice, mystic, 104 7. 2 ; bloodless, 258 5. 4
Salmoxis, 93
Sanchuniathon, 19 2. 3
Sardeis, era of, 43 2. 1, 53, 75
Schools, 33 sqq., 293
Sea, Anaximander, 66, 70 sq. ; Em-
pedokles, 277; Anaxagoras, 313 ;
Diogenes of Apollonia, 413
Seeds, 306
Seqt, 23, 46
Seven Wise Men, 39, 46, 51
Sight, Alkmaion, 224 ; Empedokles, 284, 287 sq.; Anaxagoras, 316
Silloi, 129
Sleep, Herakleitos, 169 sq. ; Empe- dokles, 283
Smell, Empedokles, goras, 316
Sokrates, Parmenides and Zeno, ig2 sq., 358; and Archelaos, 415
Solids, regular, 328 sq., 340
Solon. See Croesus
Soul, 86, 91, 168, 225, 343, 414
| Space, 204, 207, 366, 389
Speusippos, 113 ”. 2; on Parmenides,
195; on Pythagorean numbers,
321, 336 2. 3
Sphere, Parmenides, 207 sq. ; Empe-
dokles, 262. See Earth, Eudoxos,
Harmony
Stars, fixed, 68, 80
Stoics, App. § 3, 157, 179 sq.
Strabo, 19 #. 3, 194, 195 ". 2
Strife, Herakleitos, 184; Empedokles, 266 sqq.
Sun, Anaximander, 68 ; Anaximenes,
80; Xenophanes, 134 sq.; Hera-
kleitos, 165 sq., 174 ; Empedokles,
274 Sq., 347 Sq. ; Anaxagoras, 314
285; Anaxa-
Taras, 97 #. 2, 319
Taste, Empedokles, 285 ; Anaxagoras,
Tetraktys, 113 566.
Thales, 39 sqq.
Theaitetos, 117, 329
Theano, 353
Thebes, Lysis at, 99, 320; Philolaos at, 99
Theodoros of Kyrene, 117
Theogony, Hesiodic, 6 sqq.; Rhap- sodic, 9 2. 4, 232
Theologians, τὸ
Theology. See Gods
Theon of Smyrna, 27 2. 1
Theophrastos, App. § 7; on schools,
33, 35, 52; on Prometheus, 39
m. 2; on Thales, 48; Anaxi-
mander, 54 sqq., 66; on Anaxi-
menes, 76 sqq. ; on Xenophanes,
126, 136, 137; on Herakleitos,
145, 156, 163 sqq. ; on Parmenides,
209, 213, 214, 218, 220; on
Empedokles, 229 3.1, 236,
267.Sq., 272 sqq., 278, 284; on
Anaxagoras, 291, 292, 293 . I,
313 sq., 316 sq. ; on Leukippos,
380 sq., 382, 384 sqq., 390 sqq.,
402; on Diogenes of Apollonia,
381, 407 sq., 412; on Hippon of
Samos, 406
Theoretic life, 291
Theron of Akragas, 229, 232
Thourioi, era of, 228
Timaios Lokros, 323 sqq.
Timaios of Tauromenion, 228 71. 2, 230, 233, 237 7.1
Timon of Phleious, 129, 324
Touch, Empedokles, 285; Anaxa-
, goras, 316
Transmigration, 95, IOI sqq., 124,
289 sq.
Triangle, Pythagorean, 24, 115
Unit, 337, 365
Void, Pythagorean, 120, 214, 224,
336, 383; Parmenides, 204, 207;
Alkmaion, 224; Atomist, 389 sq.
Vortex, Empedokles, 274; Anaxa- goras, 311; Leukippos, 399 sqq.
Water, 48 sqq., 407
Weight, 394 sqq.
Wheels, Anaximander, 67 sq. ; Pythagoras, 122; Parmenides, 215
Worlds, innumerable, Anaximander,
62 sqq.; Anaximenes, 82 sq. ;
Pythagoras, 121; Xenophanes,
136; Anaxagoras, 312; Diogenes
of Apollonia, 414; Archelaos, 417
Xenophanes, 124 sqq.; on Thales, 41; on Pythagoras, 124
Year. See Great Year
Zamolxis, 93
Zankle, 127 2. 1
Zeno, 358 sqq.; on Empedokles, 359; on Pythagoreans, 362
1. Greek
ἀήρ, 79 2. I, 263, 264 ~. 1, 284 71. 2. See Air
ἀκούσματα, 105 sq., 328
ἀριθμητική dist. λογιστική, 23, IIT nN. 2
γαλεοί, 73 sq. γόητες, τοῦ
δίνη. See Vortex
ἐν, τὸ, 140, 363 2. 4, 377
ἐναντία. See Opposites
évigew, 139 2. I
ἐπίψαυσις, 400
Index 433
Θεός, 74. See Gods θεωρία, 28, 108
καθαρμός, κάθαρσις, 88, 107 sq.
λογιστική dist. ἀριθμητική, 23
λόγος, 146 2. 3, 148 3. 4, 152 21. I,
153 .1 and 2, 157; λόγος τοῦ
εἶναι, 355 ”. 1
μετάρσια, 296 n. 5
μετεμψύχωσις, IOI 71. 2
μετενσωμάτωσις, LOI 71. 2
μετέωρα, 32
οὐρανός, 31, 140 2. 4; Aristotle's πρῶτος οὐρανός, 177
PY or THE
eiTy UNIVE De EN
Californyz
παλιγγενεσία, Ioi 71. 2
περιέχω, 60 m. 2, 1702. I
τετρακτύς, 113 Sq. τροπαί, 67 1. 2, 174
ὑπόθεσις, 33 2. I, 360 m. 5, 36: 2. 4 ὑποτείνουσα, 116 #. 1
φαινόμενα, σῴζειν Ta, 33 2. I
φιλοσοφία, φιλόσοφος, φιλοσοφῶ, 28. See Philosophy
φύσις, 12 sq., 56, 388 2. 2 and 5
χώρα, 114 mM. I, 115 5. 2
Printed dy R. ἃ R. Crarx, Limiten, Edinburgh.
RETURN TO the circulation desk of any University of California Library
or to the
NORTHERN REGIONAL LIBRARY FACILITY
University of California
Richmond Field Station, Bldg. 400
1301 South 46th Street
Richmond, CA 94804-4698
All Books May Be Recalled After 7 Days
To renew or recharge your library materials, you may contact NRLF 4 days prior to due date at (510) 642-6233
Due as Stamped Below
Mn 09 2008
| the University of California Library —
tho ley Oe rohan asta dye! i ng awe
Pant if ; : tana pe
f viet ἐνὶ eC bb herp ΔῊΝ, ‘ wey nae one
WMreks weg vi yee Ἵν ἣν Ve ge πο ς eta M4 pase
$7 ἐὼν ' sin," ES EO te te gi
ἊΝ ὃς : : ‘
ats Fee μὰ HS a ν
tert ἢ
aie es ΗΝ ir sete %
ΩΝ yey Yb Vath 4
oe ah cee ἱ ἐς
AEE?) Onin ferred
we * " wie
ἵν “τᾷ ine! ‘ i
gears Ξ
‘i why ἢ
᾿ νυ .
hh ΡΣ ai! ᾿ Epos a
i ou tii Aaa
; ical μ΄
νῷ ΤῊΣ a eo ,
meres
Si en pe Male
| ἐς Φ Θιγ 7 ee
x ως nb Mee ates Mey a
cm ‘a os ἊΜ oy pore πὶ ard κλόνον
ich eb
ἜΤ Oe
we i
" Ka τς le on
avai el ‘wr yak ᾿
me
Bae ee ee Cee |
ul
cee a σαν
ies darfes
‘= ere