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
Fairbanks, Arthur
Philosophy, Ancient
Some MSS. omit αὐτῶν; Prokl. αἰδοῦς ἠπιόων τε καὶ διδασκάλῳ
χρειῶν τε ὁμίλῳ οὐκ. Clem. καὶ νόμοισι χρέεσθαι ὁμίλῳ εἰδότας.
MSS. p. 682 ἐναντία. Restored by Bernays, _Heraclit._ i. p. 34.
112. Diog. Laer. i. 88.
113. Galen, π. διαγνώσεως σφυγμῶν I. I. iii. p. 53 ed. Bas.; Symmachus,
_Epist._ ix. 115 (105 Paris 1604); Theod. Prod. in _Lazerii Misc._ i. p.
20; and _Tetrastich. in Basil._ i. (fol. κ 2 vers. ed. Bas.); Diog. Laer.
ix. 16; Cicero, _ad Att._ xvi. 11; Cf. Seneca, _Ep._ 7.
114. Strabo, xiv. 25, p. 642; Cicero, _Tusc._ v. 105; Muson., Stob.
_Flor._ xl. 9; Laer. Diog. ix. 2; Iambl. _de vita Pyth._ 30, p. 154 Arc.
Cf. Lucian _vit. auct._ 14.
115. Plut. _An seni sit ger. resp._ vii. p. 787.
116. Plut. _Coriol._ 38; Clem. Al. _Strom._ v. 13, p. 699. Clem. ἀπιστίη.
117. Plutarch, _de audiendo_ 7, p. 41 A; _de aud. poet._, p. 28 D.
118. Clem. Al. _Strom._ v. 1, p. 649. Bergk φλυάσσειν, Bernays Bywater
πλάσσειν.
119. Diog. Laer. ix. 1. Schleiermacher attributes to H. on the basis of
Schol. Ven. A. on _Iliad_ xviii. 251 Eustath. 1142, 5; Bywater suggests
Herakleides and compares Eust. p. 705, 60, and Achilles Tat. _Isag._ p.
124 B Petav.
120. Seneca, _Ep._ 12 ‘Unus dies par omni est.’ The Greek cannot be
restored from Plutarch, _Camill._ 19 φύσιν ἡμέρας ἁπάσης μίαν οὖσαν.
121. Plutarch, _Qu. Plat._ i. 2, 999 E; Alex. Aphrod. _de fato_ 6, p. 16
(_de anima_ ii. 48, p. 150); Stob. _Flor._ civ. 23. Cf. Pseudo-Herakl.
_Ep._ 9.
122. Clem. Al. _Strom._ iv. 22, p. 630; _Protrept._ 2, p. 18 (Euseb.
_P. E._ ii. 3, p. 66); Theodoret. _Ther._ viii. p. 118, 1. Cf. Themist.
(Plut.) in Stob. _Flor._ cxx. 28.
123. Hippolyt. _Ref. haer._ ix. 10; the fragment is quoted to show that
Herakleitos believes in the resurrection of the flesh, and recognises
that god is the cause of this resurrection. Cf. Clem. Al. _Strom._ v. 1,
p. 649.
Sauppe suggests ἔνθα θεὸν δεῖ ... φύλακα, Bernays ἔνθαδε
ἐόντας: MSS. ἐγερτιζόντων, corr. Bernays. Schuster suggests
δαίμων ἐθέλει ἔνθαδε ἐόντι ἐπιίστασθαι καὶ φυλακὸς κ. τ. λ.
124. Clem. Al. _Protrept._ 2, p. 18 (Euseb. _P. E._ ii. 3, p. 66).
125. Clem. Al. _Protrept._ 2. p. 19 (Euseb. _P. E._ ii. p. 67). Bywater
compares Arnobius _adv. nat._ v. 29.
126. (v. 130.)
127. Clem. Al. _Protrept._ 2, p. 30. MSS. ἐποιοῦντο, corr. Lobeck: MSS.
εἴργασται, corr. Schleierm. Clem. Al. ὅτεῳ, Plutarch, _de Isid._ 28, p.
362 A ὅτε οὖν ... ληραίνουσιν.
128. Iamblich. _de Myst._ v. 15. The Greek text cannot be restored.
129. Iamblich. _de Myst._ i. 11.
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