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The first philosophers of Greece : $b An edition and translation of the remaining fragments of the pre-Sokratic philosophers, together with a translation of the more important accounts of their opinions contained in the early epitomes of their worksFairbanks, Arthur

Philosophy

The first philosophers of Greece : $b An edition and translation of the remaining fragments of the pre-Sokratic philosophers, together with a translation of the more important accounts of their opinions contained in the early epitomes of their works

Name: The first philosophers of Greece : $b An edition and translation of the remaining fragments of the pre-Sokratic philosophers, together with a translation of the more important accounts of their opinions contained in the early epitomes of their works
Author: Fairbanks, Arthur

Fairbanks, Arthur

Philosophy, Ancient

MS. ὀξυμελὴς, Xylander ὀξυβελὴς: MS. ἠδὲ λάινα, corr. G.
    Dindorf. Cf. Hesych. ἱλάειρα; Preller λάιν’ ἠδὲ.

150. Macrob. _Saturn._ i. 17; _Etym. Mag._, Orion _Etym._, Suidas, under
ἥλιος; Cramer, _Anec._ ii. 444.

    Macrob. οὕνεκ’ ἀναλισθείς, Suid. Cram. ἀλεῖσθαι; _Et. M._ μέσον.

151. Plut. _Pyth. or._ 400 B; Galen, _de us. part._ iii. 3.

    Plut. ἀνταυγεῖν, Galen ἀνταυγέω.

152. Simpl. _Phys._ 74 v; 331, 7.

    a _DF_ ψύχε, _E_ τύχε: MSS. γαίης, Stein αὐγῆς.

153. Plut. _de fac. lun._ 929 E.

    153a. Diels, _Hermes_ xv. 175, constructs the following line
    from Philo ed. Aucher, p. 92:

    καὶ μέγαν, αὐτίκ’ ἀνῆλθε, θέουσ’ ὡς οὐρανὸν ἵκοι.

154. Achill. Tat. _Introd. in Arat._ c. 16 p. 77 Pet. 155. Plut. _de fac.
orb. lun._ 925.

    155. Plut. (σελήνη) περιφερομένη πλήσιον, ἅρματος ὥσπερ ἴχνος
    ἀνελίσσεται ἥτε περὶ ἄκραν.

156. Bekk. _Anecd._ i. 337.

157-159. Plut. _de fac. lun._ 929 C.

    157. MS. ἀπεσκεύασε, Xyl. ἀπεσκέδασεν, Bergk ἀπεσκίασεν. 158.
    MS. ἔστε γαία, Xyl. ἐς γαῖαν: Stein ἱσταμένη or εἰς αἴθρην: MS.
    ἀπεσκνίφωσε, corr. Karst. 159. γλαυκώπιδος, cf. Plut. _de fac.
    lun._ 934 D (Diels, _Hermes_ xv. 176).

160. Plut. _Quaest. Plat._ 1006 F.

161. Plut. _Quaest. conv._ 720 E.

    MS. ἀγλαώπιδος, corr. Xyl. Cf. Hesych. ἀλαῶπιν· ... οὐ
    βλέπουσαν.

162. Prokl. on _Tim._ iii. 141.

    MS. οὔδεος, Sturz writes ὕδεος from following. Diels finds
    connection only with preceding and writes ἕδεος. Cf. Hesych.
    ἕδος· ... γή.

163. Plut. _Quaes. conv._ 685 F.

    Karst. πολυσπορέων. Cf. 214.

164. Hephaest. _Enchir._ c. 1 p. 4 Gais.

165. Arist. _Meteor._ ii. 3; 357 a 26; Plut. _Placit. phil._ iii. 13, and
_de Is._ 365 B. Clem. Al. _Strom._ 676. Porphyr. _Vit. Pyth._ c. 41.

166-167. Arist. _de Gen. et Corr._ ii. 6; 334 a 3. 167. _Phys._ ii. 4;
196 a 22.

    166. Diels suggests ῥιπαῖς. Cf. v. 164.

168. Eustath. on _Od._ α 320, p. 1 (from Herodian, περὶ σχημ. Ὁμηρ.). Cf.
Arist. _de gen. et corr._ ii. 6; 334 a 1.

169-185. Simpl. _de caelo_, Peyron p. 27; Gais. _Poet. Min. Gr._ ii. p.
xlii; Schol. Aristot. Brand. p. 507 a. 171-185. Simpl. _Phys._ 7 v 32,
11. 175. Stob. _Ecl._ i. 286. Cf. Arist. _Met._ ii. 4; 1000 b 2. 178-181.
Simpl. _de caelo_, Peyr. p. 37. 182-183. Theophr. Athen. x. 423; Arist.
_Poet._ c. 25; 1461 a 24. Eust. ad _Iliad._ i. p. 746, 57.

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Philosophy

The first philosophers of Greece : $b An edition and translation of the remaining fragments of the pre-Sokratic philosophers, together with a translation of the more important accounts of their opinions contained in the early epitomes of their works

Fairbanks, Arthur

Philosophy, Ancient

MS. ὀξυμελὴς, Xylander ὀξυβελὴς: MS. ἠδὲ λάινα, corr. G.
    Dindorf. Cf. Hesych. ἱλάειρα; Preller λάιν’ ἠδὲ.

150. Macrob. _Saturn._ i. 17; _Etym. Mag._, Orion _Etym._, Suidas, under
ἥλιος; Cramer, _Anec._ ii. 444.

    Macrob. οὕνεκ’ ἀναλισθείς, Suid. Cram. ἀλεῖσθαι; _Et. M._ μέσον.

151. Plut. _Pyth. or._ 400 B; Galen, _de us. part._ iii. 3.

    Plut. ἀνταυγεῖν, Galen ἀνταυγέω.

152. Simpl. _Phys._ 74 v; 331, 7.

    a _DF_ ψύχε, _E_ τύχε: MSS. γαίης, Stein αὐγῆς.

153. Plut. _de fac. lun._ 929 E.

    153a. Diels, _Hermes_ xv. 175, constructs the following line
    from Philo ed. Aucher, p. 92:

    καὶ μέγαν, αὐτίκ’ ἀνῆλθε, θέουσ’ ὡς οὐρανὸν ἵκοι.

154. Achill. Tat. _Introd. in Arat._ c. 16 p. 77 Pet. 155. Plut. _de fac.
orb. lun._ 925.

    155. Plut. (σελήνη) περιφερομένη πλήσιον, ἅρματος ὥσπερ ἴχνος
    ἀνελίσσεται ἥτε περὶ ἄκραν.

156. Bekk. _Anecd._ i. 337.

157-159. Plut. _de fac. lun._ 929 C.

    157. MS. ἀπεσκεύασε, Xyl. ἀπεσκέδασεν, Bergk ἀπεσκίασεν. 158.
    MS. ἔστε γαία, Xyl. ἐς γαῖαν: Stein ἱσταμένη or εἰς αἴθρην: MS.
    ἀπεσκνίφωσε, corr. Karst. 159. γλαυκώπιδος, cf. Plut. _de fac.
    lun._ 934 D (Diels, _Hermes_ xv. 176).

160. Plut. _Quaest. Plat._ 1006 F.

161. Plut. _Quaest. conv._ 720 E.

    MS. ἀγλαώπιδος, corr. Xyl. Cf. Hesych. ἀλαῶπιν· ... οὐ
    βλέπουσαν.

162. Prokl. on _Tim._ iii. 141.

    MS. οὔδεος, Sturz writes ὕδεος from following. Diels finds
    connection only with preceding and writes ἕδεος. Cf. Hesych.
    ἕδος· ... γή.

163. Plut. _Quaes. conv._ 685 F.

    Karst. πολυσπορέων. Cf. 214.

164. Hephaest. _Enchir._ c. 1 p. 4 Gais.

165. Arist. _Meteor._ ii. 3; 357 a 26; Plut. _Placit. phil._ iii. 13, and
_de Is._ 365 B. Clem. Al. _Strom._ 676. Porphyr. _Vit. Pyth._ c. 41.

166-167. Arist. _de Gen. et Corr._ ii. 6; 334 a 3. 167. _Phys._ ii. 4;
196 a 22.

    166. Diels suggests ῥιπαῖς. Cf. v. 164.

168. Eustath. on _Od._ α 320, p. 1 (from Herodian, περὶ σχημ. Ὁμηρ.). Cf.
Arist. _de gen. et corr._ ii. 6; 334 a 1.

169-185. Simpl. _de caelo_, Peyron p. 27; Gais. _Poet. Min. Gr._ ii. p.
xlii; Schol. Aristot. Brand. p. 507 a. 171-185. Simpl. _Phys._ 7 v 32,
11. 175. Stob. _Ecl._ i. 286. Cf. Arist. _Met._ ii. 4; 1000 b 2. 178-181.
Simpl. _de caelo_, Peyr. p. 37. 182-183. Theophr. Athen. x. 423; Arist.
_Poet._ c. 25; 1461 a 24. Eust. ad _Iliad._ i. p. 746, 57.

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The first philosophers of Greece : $b An edition and translation of the remaining fragments of the pre-Sokratic philosophers, together with a translation of the more important accounts of their opinions contained in the early epitomes of their works

The first philosophers of Greece : $b An edition and translation of the remaining fragments of the pre-Sokratic philosophers, together with a translation of the more important accounts of their opinions contained in the early epitomes of their works

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