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9780198142898

Early Greek Philosophy and the Orient

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  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-08-02
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press

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Table of Contents

List of Illustrations
xi
Explanation of Abbreviations xiii
Pherecydes and His Book
1(27)
Biographical data
1(3)
The book
4(3)
Transmission, title
7(2)
The three pre-existing deities
9(2)
Chaos
11(1)
The five nooks
12(3)
The wedding of Zas and Chthonie
15(5)
Ophioneus, the theomachy
20(4)
Cosmography, eschatology
24(3)
The tree
27(1)
Pherecydes the Syncretist
28(48)
The seed of Time
28(2)
Zurvan
30(3)
Kala
33(1)
Oriental antecedents
34(2)
The five nooks
36(4)
The theomachy
40(10)
The names Ogenos and Zas
50(2)
The wedding
52(3)
The tree
55(5)
Metempsychosis
60(2)
Ambrosia in the moon
62(6)
The theomachy paralleled in Greek cult
68(2)
The victor's crown
70(2)
The tree and the robe
72(2)
Pherecydes the syncretist
74(2)
Anaximander and Anaximenes
76(35)
The Boundless
78(2)
Worlds
80(1)
Time's ordinance
81(2)
The formation of the present world
83(2)
The arrangement of the rings. The earth
85(2)
Oriental elements in Anaximander's world-model
87(6)
Oriental elements in the cosmogony
93(3)
Anaximander the debtor
96(1)
Meteorology
97(2)
Anaximenes' Aer
99(2)
Aer's progeny
101(1)
The motion of the heavenly bodies
102(2)
Anaximenes' affinities
104(7)
Heraclitus (1): ΠγΣKOΣ ΛOΓOΣ
111(26)
What was Heraclitus?
111(2)
A conjectural opening sequence of fragments
113(1)
Fragment 1 (B 1)
114(3)
Fragment 23(a) (B 114 and 2)
117(2)
Fragment 24 (B 89)
119(1)
Fragments 51, 53, 54, 33 (B 30, 31, 90, 60)
120(4)
No 'Logos-doctrine' in Heraclitus
124(5)
The world a fire
129(1)
The changes of fire
130(1)
The `exhalations'
131(4)
The cycle completed
135(2)
Heraclitus (2): Gods and Men
137(28)
Dike and Eris
137(1)
Opposites
138(2)
τo σoφov
140(2)
The thunderbolt
142(2)
God and fire not the same
144(1)
Other gods
144(3)
Sleep
147(2)
The soul
149(2)
Birth and death
151(3)
The cycle of generation
154(1)
The great year
155(3)
Aion
158(2)
Consequences for morality
160(5)
Heraclitus and Persian Religion
165(38)
Quaestio perpetua
165(5)
Pitfalls
170(1)
Fire
170(3)
The interchange of elements
173(2)
The sun
175(1)
Dike
176(4)
The Wise
180(3)
Sleep
183(1)
Death
183(5)
Hades
188(1)
Strife
189(1)
The great year
190(2)
Resurrection
192(1)
The prophet
192(4)
`All this'
196(1)
The death of Heraclitus
196(5)
Conclusion
201(2)
The Gift of the Magi
203(40)
Hesiod and Homer
203(3)
Alcman
206(2)
Thales
208(5)
The period, of Iranian influence. Pythagoras
213(5)
Parmenides
218(8)
The closing of the sluice
226(3)
`Pythagoreans'
229(2)
Anaxagoras
231(2)
Empedocles
233(2)
Eleatics, atomists, and others
235(2)
Astronomy in the late fifth century
237(2)
Conclusion
239(4)
Addenda 243(2)
Index of Passages Discussed 245(7)
General Index 252

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