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Roman Stoicism by Edward Vernon Arnold

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1. Chapter 1 2. introduction to the considerable literature which is available to them. 3. CHAPTER I. 4. CHAPTER II. 5. CHAPTER III. 6. 321. Pearson, _Introd._ p. 4. 7. CHAPTER IV. 8. CHAPTER V. 9. CHAPTER VI. 10. 181. Such was the definition of Carneades (Schmekel, p. 344). 11. CHAPTER VII. 12. CHAPTER VIII. 13. CHAPTER IX. 14. CHAPTER X. 15. CHAPTER XI. 16. 1. In the same spirit Seneca writes in condemnation of the gladiatorial 17. CHAPTER XII. 18. 28. See also below, § 402. 19. CHAPTER XIII. 20. 130. In the same spirit Epictetus says ‘we ought not to confound the 21. 51. See further §§ 347, 371. 22. CHAPTER XIV. 23. 118. This was the view of Chrysippus; see A. C. Pearson in _Journ. Phil._ 24. CHAPTER XV. 25. CHAPTER XVI. 26. CHAPTER XVII. 27. 6. See further _ib._ xv 24 and 28. 28. 1858. (8461 c. 10.) 29. 1906. (8462 de 14.) 30. 1890. (2280 aa 2.) 31. 1879. (4534 cc 8.) 32. 1885. (Ac. 855/6.) 33. 1905. (4506 ee 26.) 34. 1885. (Ac. 855/6.) 35. 1879. (3266 ff 6.) 36. 1905. (8460 k.) 37. 1898. (4503 g 15.) 38. 1893. (2208 b 3.) 39. 1905. (2023 h.) 40. 1908. (09039 dd.) 41. 1905. (4516 eee 26.) 42. 1906. (2044 g.) 43. 1903. (10606 e 12.) 44. 1865. (8407 ff 17.) See also Seneca. 45. 1881. (2322 b 57.) 46. 1877. (4504 bb 5.) 47. 1853. (4573 e 37.) 48. 1897. (9039 d 9.) Transl.: Roman Life under the Caesars. 1899. (7701 aa 49. 1860. (8461 bb 44 (9).) De Cratete Mallota, 1860. (11312 g 40.) 50. 1887. (8468 f 34.) Über eine Berührung des jüngeren Cynismus mit dem

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