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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

43-51. Simpl. _Phys._ 25 r 117, 4. 43-44. _Ibid._ 19 r 86, 27. 45. Cf.
_Ibid._ 17 r 78, 6. 50. _Ibid._ 17 r 78, 3.

    V. 43: _F_ τέον, a_DE_ (19: 86) τὸ ὄν. V. 44: MSS. (19: 86)
    and a (25: 117): _D_ μὴ δὲ οἵδ’, _F_ οἶδ’, _E_ μὴ δέοι δ’: f
    εἶναι, _DEF_ (25: 117) ἔστι. V. 45: Diels supplies εἴργω, Stein
    concludes the line like v. 52. V. 47 _DEF_ πλάττονται, text
    follows a. Vv. 50, 51: Diels ταὐτόν.

53-58a follow 1-32 in Sext. Emp. 52-53. Plato, _Soph._ 237 A, 258 D;
Arist. _Met._ xiii. 1089 a; Simpl. _Phys._ 29 v 135, 21; 31 r 143, 31;
53 v 244, 1. 53. Simpl. _Phys._ 11 r 78, 6; 152 v 650, 13. 54-56. Diog.
Laer. ix. 22.

    V. 52: Plato, τοῦτ’ οὐδαμῇ, Arist. τοῦτο δαῇς Simpl. δαμῆ,
    corr. Stein. Karsten omits v. 52. V. 55: Bergk εὔσκοπον. V.
    56: _CRV_ κρίνε, _G_ κριναν: _L_ πολύπειρον. Vulg. λόγῳ, corr.
    Burnet. Stein rejects v. 53, and transfers 54-57a to the
    proœmium following 32.

57 b-112 (except 90-93). Simpl. _Phys._ 31: 145-146. 57 b-59. _Ibid._
31 r 142, 34. 57 b-70. _Ibid._ 17 r 78, 12. 59-60. Clem. Al. _Strom._
v. 716; Euseb. _Praep._ xiii. 680 c. 59-61. Simpl. _Phys._ 7 r 30, 1.
60. Plut. _adv. Col._ 1114 D; Euseb. _Praep._ i. 23; Theod. _Ther. Ser._
iv. 7; Phil. _Phys._ B 5 r: 65; Simpl. _de Caelo_ 557, 17; _Phys._ 26 r
120, 23. 60a. Simpl. _Phys._ 19 r 87, 21; Plut. _Strom._ 5; _Dox._ 580.
61. Ammon. on Herm. D 7 (= Cramer A. P. 1388); Philop. _Phys._ 5 r: 65;
Prokl. _Parm._ iv. 62. 62-66. Simpl. _Phys._ 34 v 162, 18. 62-65. Simpl.
_de Caelo_, 137, 1.

    V. 57: Stein μόνης: _V_ δέ τι, _CH_ δὲ τοι, _FG_ δέ γε. V. 60:
    Plut. _Strom._ 5 reads μοῦνον for οὖλον: a (17: 78) ἀτέλευτον,
    MSS. (26: 120) and _Dox._ 284 and 580 ἀγένητον. V. 62: _F_
    διζήσεται. V. 66: D (31: 145) μηδαμῶς: _E_ (31: 145) αὐξάμενον:
    _Da_ (17: 78) a (31: 145) φῦναι, _E_ φῦν. Cf. Stein, p. 786.
    V. 68: MSS. ἔκ γε μὴ ὄντος, _DE_ om. γε, Karst. ἐκ τοῦ ἐόντος,
    Stein ἔκ γε πέλοντος. Corr. Diels, paraphrasing Simpl. 78, 27.
    V. 70: _EF_ Bergk, Diels πέδησιν. V. 71b: _v._ Stein, _Symbol._
    787. V. 73: a_DE_ ἀνόνητον; text follows F. V. 75: MSS. ἔπειτα
    πέλοι το, corr. Karsten, Stein ἀπόλοιτο πέλον: MSS. ἄν, corr.
    Stein. V. 76: _EF_ ἐγένετ’, _D_ ἔγετ’, corr. Bergk.

77. _De Caelo_, 559, 115. 78. Simpl. _Phys._ 19 r 86, 24, 31 r 143, 3;
81. Simpl. _Phys._ 86, 22; 87, 23. Plot. _Ennead._ vi. 4, 4, 648 A;
Prokl. _Parm._ ii. 62 and 120; Philop. B 5: 65. 82-89 (except 85). Simpl.
_Phys._ 9 r 39, 26. 82-84. _Ibid._ 17 v 79, 32. 85-89. _Ibid._ 7 r 30, 6;
9 r 40, 3. 85. Prokl. _Parm._ iv. 32. Simpl. _Phys._ 31 r 143, 15.

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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

43-51. Simpl. _Phys._ 25 r 117, 4. 43-44. _Ibid._ 19 r 86, 27. 45. Cf.
_Ibid._ 17 r 78, 6. 50. _Ibid._ 17 r 78, 3.

    V. 43: _F_ τέον, a_DE_ (19: 86) τὸ ὄν. V. 44: MSS. (19: 86)
    and a (25: 117): _D_ μὴ δὲ οἵδ’, _F_ οἶδ’, _E_ μὴ δέοι δ’: f
    εἶναι, _DEF_ (25: 117) ἔστι. V. 45: Diels supplies εἴργω, Stein
    concludes the line like v. 52. V. 47 _DEF_ πλάττονται, text
    follows a. Vv. 50, 51: Diels ταὐτόν.

53-58a follow 1-32 in Sext. Emp. 52-53. Plato, _Soph._ 237 A, 258 D;
Arist. _Met._ xiii. 1089 a; Simpl. _Phys._ 29 v 135, 21; 31 r 143, 31;
53 v 244, 1. 53. Simpl. _Phys._ 11 r 78, 6; 152 v 650, 13. 54-56. Diog.
Laer. ix. 22.

    V. 52: Plato, τοῦτ’ οὐδαμῇ, Arist. τοῦτο δαῇς Simpl. δαμῆ,
    corr. Stein. Karsten omits v. 52. V. 55: Bergk εὔσκοπον. V.
    56: _CRV_ κρίνε, _G_ κριναν: _L_ πολύπειρον. Vulg. λόγῳ, corr.
    Burnet. Stein rejects v. 53, and transfers 54-57a to the
    proœmium following 32.

57 b-112 (except 90-93). Simpl. _Phys._ 31: 145-146. 57 b-59. _Ibid._
31 r 142, 34. 57 b-70. _Ibid._ 17 r 78, 12. 59-60. Clem. Al. _Strom._
v. 716; Euseb. _Praep._ xiii. 680 c. 59-61. Simpl. _Phys._ 7 r 30, 1.
60. Plut. _adv. Col._ 1114 D; Euseb. _Praep._ i. 23; Theod. _Ther. Ser._
iv. 7; Phil. _Phys._ B 5 r: 65; Simpl. _de Caelo_ 557, 17; _Phys._ 26 r
120, 23. 60a. Simpl. _Phys._ 19 r 87, 21; Plut. _Strom._ 5; _Dox._ 580.
61. Ammon. on Herm. D 7 (= Cramer A. P. 1388); Philop. _Phys._ 5 r: 65;
Prokl. _Parm._ iv. 62. 62-66. Simpl. _Phys._ 34 v 162, 18. 62-65. Simpl.
_de Caelo_, 137, 1.

    V. 57: Stein μόνης: _V_ δέ τι, _CH_ δὲ τοι, _FG_ δέ γε. V. 60:
    Plut. _Strom._ 5 reads μοῦνον for οὖλον: a (17: 78) ἀτέλευτον,
    MSS. (26: 120) and _Dox._ 284 and 580 ἀγένητον. V. 62: _F_
    διζήσεται. V. 66: D (31: 145) μηδαμῶς: _E_ (31: 145) αὐξάμενον:
    _Da_ (17: 78) a (31: 145) φῦναι, _E_ φῦν. Cf. Stein, p. 786.
    V. 68: MSS. ἔκ γε μὴ ὄντος, _DE_ om. γε, Karst. ἐκ τοῦ ἐόντος,
    Stein ἔκ γε πέλοντος. Corr. Diels, paraphrasing Simpl. 78, 27.
    V. 70: _EF_ Bergk, Diels πέδησιν. V. 71b: _v._ Stein, _Symbol._
    787. V. 73: a_DE_ ἀνόνητον; text follows F. V. 75: MSS. ἔπειτα
    πέλοι το, corr. Karsten, Stein ἀπόλοιτο πέλον: MSS. ἄν, corr.
    Stein. V. 76: _EF_ ἐγένετ’, _D_ ἔγετ’, corr. Bergk.

77. _De Caelo_, 559, 115. 78. Simpl. _Phys._ 19 r 86, 24, 31 r 143, 3;
81. Simpl. _Phys._ 86, 22; 87, 23. Plot. _Ennead._ vi. 4, 4, 648 A;
Prokl. _Parm._ ii. 62 and 120; Philop. B 5: 65. 82-89 (except 85). Simpl.
_Phys._ 9 r 39, 26. 82-84. _Ibid._ 17 v 79, 32. 85-89. _Ibid._ 7 r 30, 6;
9 r 40, 3. 85. Prokl. _Parm._ iv. 32. Simpl. _Phys._ 31 r 143, 15.

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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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