Index of Ancient Sources
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Fragments are listed under the name of the author, e.g.: Anaxagoras, A35.
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long listings of instances of minor topics are not listed, e.g. p. 214, n. 24â28.
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Pseudepigrapha are shown in brackets, e.g. Ps.-Plutarch, [De proverbiis Alexandrinorum].
Classical Authors
Aelianus
Varia Historia
12.49
181n7
Aeschylus
Persae
447â464
247n34
Supplices
676
268n85, 281n166
fr. 388 Radt
259n16
Alcaeus
fr. 369a Voigt
318n31
Alcinous
Didascalicus
28
118n9
Anaxagoras
58â63, 67
A35 Diels-Kranz
62n8
Antoninus Liberalis
Metamorphoses
1.10
290n14
10
293n25
29
268n84
Apollodorus
3.5.1
289
3.13.8
237n33
Apollonius Rhodius
2.1011â1016
288n5
3.250â253
272n114
3.528â530
272n114
3.1027â1041
270n102
3.1216â1217
280n159
Aristophanes
Lysistrata
63
259n16
Nubes
174
62n8
Plutus
594â597
262n43
Ranae
366
259n16, 260n21, 281n164
Vespae
804
259n16
1074
222n46
fr. 125
261n38
fr. 515 Kassel-Austin
270n99
Aristoteles
á¼Î¸Î·Î½Î±á½·Ïν ΠολιÏεία
56
318n34
[De mirabilibus auscultationibus]
123
317n27
Ethica Nicomachea
1115AB
214
1177A12â1179A33
118n12
Metaphysica
986A
77n35
Artemidorus
1.80
271n108
2.37
271n108
Athenaeus
1.34A
316n26
11.476A
317n30
12.541A
317n27
Callimachus
Hymni
6.113
262n43
6.13
262n44
fr. 43.117 Pfeiffer
291n17
fr. 643 Pfeiffer
299n8
Cicero
De consulatu suo
333
De divinatione
379
1.17
342n35
2.56.115
338n27
De legibus
2.17.42
342n37
Epistulae ad familiares
12.25.1
342n37
In Catilinam
3.8.18
342n32
Corpus Hermeticum
128â129
12.20
165n63
13.3
128n57
13.10
129
Demetrius of Phalerum
De elocutione
289
178
Dio Cassius
37.25.2
3342n34
65.2
337n23
Dio Chrysostomus
Orationes
4
271n107
12
16
Diodorus Siculus
3.62.2
305
3.64.1
293n25
3.66.2â3
316n24, 321n46
4.45
272n115
5.14.2
288n5
15.54.1â3
240n6
18.17â18
178
18.66.4
185n17
18.74.1â3
179
Diogenes Laertius
2.71.3
338n26
5.75
178
7.87.2
338n26
Epicharmus
52
261n38
Eudorus
test. 25 Mazzarelli
118n9
Eunapius
Vitae Sophistarum
2.1.3
76n25
Euphorion
fr. 13 De Cuenca = 14 Van Groningen
299n8
Euripides
Bacchae
1â10
288n3
142â143
320n41
242â250
288n3
286â297
288n3
416â423
305
704â711
320n41
Cretes
fr. 472.9â14 Kannicht
302n26
Hecuba
107â153
242n14
Helena
569â570
264n60, 270n97
Heraclidae
474â607
240n8
Hippolytus
141â147
270n98
Hippolytus kalyptomenos
fr. 430 Nauck
221â222
Hypsipyle
fr. 758a 13â16 Kannicht
320n41
Medea
395â398
272n112, 274n126, 275n131
Phoenissae
109â110
274n125
910â1012
240n8
Troades
622
242n14
Favonius Eulogius
Disputatio de Somnio Scipionis
14.5
279n152
Galenus
44n12
Harpocration
Lexicon in decem oratores Atticos
112.7
270n100
ἸÏοδαίÏηÏ
297n1
á½Î¾Ï
θύμια 224 Dindorf
260n23, 261n37, 267n79
Heraclitus
BÂ 15 Diels-Kranz
301n22
Herodotus
2.42
294n27
2.144
294n27
7.148
216n36
7.220
241n8
8.95
247n34
Hesiodus
Opera et dies
121â155
370n14
Theogonia
413â433
260n28, 265n61
434
275n136
452
268n84, 281n166
940â942
288n3
Hesychius
817 Latte
261n38
953 Latte
301n19, 307
1258 Latte
260n23
Hippocrates
De morbo sacro
4
271n110
Homerus
Ilias
1.551
325n64
6.130â143
288
9.319â320
301
9.533
50n29
13.824
325n65
23.170
279n154
23.175â181
242n14
Odyssea
4.562â567
279n152
18.79
325n65
Horatius
Saturae
1.8, 33â36
280n159
Hyginus
Fabulae
96
237n33
110
242n14
Hymni Homerici
hymnus I ad Apollinem
286, 316
hymnus V ad Cererem
24â25
275n130
hymnus VII ad Bacchum
292â293, 320
Hyperides
Orationes
fr. 177 Jensen
297
Idomeneus Historicus
17.2 Bekker Anecd.
270n100
Julianus Imperator
Orationes
5.176D
263n52
Lexica Segueriana
ἸÏοδαίÏÎ·Ï Bekker Anecd.
301n21, 307
Libanius
Progymnasmata
40
Livius
22.57.4
249n41
22.57.6
251n45
40.6.1â3
264n57
Lucanus
5.72â74
291n20
Lucianus
Epistulae saturnales
32
297n2
Vera historia
363
Lycophron
Alexandra
72â79
263n50
Lydus
De mensibus
4.148
279n152
Myrtis
fr. 716 Page
235n30
Nepos
Phocion
3.1â2
178
Nonnus
Dionysiaca
7.315â333
287
Oracula Chaldaica
256, 273
223
271n111
Orphica
Argonautica
975
265n65
979
279n156
Hymni
1.1
264n60, 280n163
Ovidius
Fasti
372
Metamorphoses
4.22
289n9
4.289â298
290n15
Tristia
5.3.39
289n9
Pausanias
1.36.2
247n34
2.9.7
266n69
2.19.4â5
266n69
2.30.2
259n18
3.9.3â5
244n22
3.14.9
263n50, 264n58, 266n71
5.16.2â8
313n11.12
6.22.1
317n28, 319
6.24.10
313n11
6.26.1â2
314n16, 316n25
9.13.5â6
240n6
9.25.2
240n8
Phanodemus
fr. 325F 12 FGrHist
322n51
Pindarus
Nemea
7.59
216
Olympia
2.65
157n16
fr. 153 Snell
292
Plato
57â70
Apologia
19B
62n8
26C
41n6
Cratylus
406C
305
Crito
63n9
[Epinomis]
984A
23n56
987BâD
277n146
Leges
896D
80
967C
42
Phaedo
119, 125, 130, 156
67C
160n35
81Aâ82B
156n9, 160
82B10â11
118n6
83A
160n35
97Bâ99D
62
114C
156n10
Phaedrus
155â156
230D
62n8
246DE
160n36
247A
155n6
247C
156n8
248AB
156n8
250DE
155n6
256BC
123n30
Politicus
80
Protagoras
343AB
14n11
Respublica
118n7, 156
309A
42
381Dâ383B
369n10
411B
212n14
473D
345n46
509A
156n13
518DE
116n3
613AB
85n8
614AB
159n29
614Eâ615A
157n15
616B
279n152
619E
156n14
620AâE
157n15
621CD
123n30
Symposium
156
202Dâ203A
368n4
202E
277n147
211D
156
212A
156n11
Theaetetus
176AB
85n8, 116n4, 159n29
Timaeus
157, 304n33
27D
29
28C
29, 63
29A
63
29Eâ30A
63
34Bâ36A
120n21
42B
157n16
46CâE
63
47AB
47
47Eâ48A
63
53B
63
68E
63
76D
63
90C
118
92C
23n56, 25
fr. 4 Kern
305
Plinius
Historia Naturalis
2.231
320n43
24.109
269n88
28.13â14
251n45
31.16
321n44
34.29
221n44
Plutarchus
Moralia
Ad principem ineruditum
780Dâ781B
30n92, 85n6, 88n16, 89n20.25, 98n62, 118n10
781Fâ782A
89n25, 97n46
Adversus Colotem
1124Eâ1125A
49n27, 53
Amatoriae narrationes
774D
240n6
Amatorius
155
755C
221
756B
295
758A
29n83
761E
221
763D
75n19
764E
29n82
765A
15â16, 22n54, 24
765Câ766B
160â162, 276n141
769BC
77n36
An seni respublica gerenda sit
785C
85n5
789D
85n6
792F
13n7, 84n3, 85n6
An virtus doceri possit
101n73
Apophthegmata Laconica
211D
219
213C
220, 223
Aqua an ignis utilior sit
958E
47
Bellone an pace clariores fuerint Athenienses
347Fâ348A
235n30
Coniugalia praecepta
142D
17n26
Consolatio ad uxorem
611D
15n15, 300
De adulatore et amico
56B
217
63F
100n63
66C
42
De Alexandri Magni fortuna aut virtute
330F
42
335CâE
208n1
342EF
214n22
343A
219
344E
219n39
De animae procreatione in Timaeo
84n1, 92n31, 352n6
1014A
92n30
1014B
86n10
1015B
86n10
1017A
29n77
1028B
75n19
1130AB
158n23, 160n34
De audiendis poetis
23DâF
196n8
31A
213n19
Decem oratorum vitae
838E
222
De capienda ex inimicis utilitate
105
90C
89n21
De cohibenda ira
457BC
212n14
457Câ461A
213n18.20
463B
212n15
464D
103â104
De communibus notitiis adversus Stoicos
1060E
338n26
1075D
80n53
1077BâD
80n53
De cupiditate divitiarum
527Fâ528A
86n12
De curiositate
517D
68n20
De defectu oraculorum
14, 27, 74n15, 367, 370, 372
409EF
73n12
410E
279n152
411E
367n2
414E
100n64
415BC
159n25
416B
75n19
416E
257, 272, 277â278, 282â283
416Eâ417A
100n64, 263n50, 277n147
417BâE
241n11, 253n48, 369n13, 374
418D
368n6
419A
97n50, 375
421C
97n53
423D
30n89, 97n49, 100
425Fâ426A
376
426E
73n14
428E
75n19
433D
158n23
434F
158n23
435Fâ436A
61â62, 66â67
436DE
16, 63â67
437B
246n31
438D
158n23
De E apud Delphos
14, 23â24, 73â80
384Eâ385C
15, 25n64, 73n13, 74n18
386BâD
74n15, 338n25
387EF
74n15, 76n28
388A
75n19
388Câ389C
29n85, 80n54, 97n53, 291
388F
299n9
389A
297â310
389AâC
298n5, 300
389B
288n6, 312â313
391A
75n19
391Eâ394C
28â29, 76n26, 97n47
392A
78n37, 93n33
392Eâ393C
93n33, 97n47.48
393BâD
77n33, 78n38, 97n52.53, 98n54.56, 158â159
393Eâ394C
369n11
394C
97n47
De esu carnium
996BC
299â300, 305
De exilio
607C
313n8
De facie quae in orbe lunae apparet
16, 47, 69n21, 130, 351â363, 367
923A
68n20, 355n12, 358
924D
360
927A
29n77
927BC
29n86
930A
360
937E
260n31, 276n143
942C
274n123
942Fâ943B
158n21
943A
213n21
943CâE
119n16, 123n32, 275n134
943Bâ945C
136â153
943DE
160n34, 278n148
944C
257, 272â276, 282
944DâF
101n68, 159n31, 275n134, 276n138
945A
159n30
De fato
381
De fortuna
47n19
98AB
196n8
99Fâ100A
196n8
De fortuna Romanorum
342
319E
29n77
De fraterno amore
490B
294n28
De garrulitate
507A
75n19
De genio Socratis
12n3, 136â137, 367, 378â381
580CâF (10)
368n8, 380n33
583D
268n83
586B
215, 222
588DE
344n41, 380n34
589CâF
380n34
591B
75n19, 159
591CD
146n9, 147
592A
121â122
593AB
29n83
593Dâ594A
123n31
595D
222n47
De Herodoti malignitate
856BC
193â206
De Iside et Osiride
12â20, 23â24, 27, 74, 79â80, 155, 169, 367, 371â372
351CâF
13, 30, 86n11, 88n17, 99n60
352A
121n23, 123n33
353CâE
18n32, 24n58
354F
75n19, 77n33, 78n41
355CD
24n58, 52n33
356A
161n43
356B
294
358A
303n32
358B
18n32
360A
49n26
360Dâ361E (25â27)
368n7, 369n12, 375
362AB
308
363Fâ364A
18n32
364Eâ365A
15n16, 291â293, 301, 315
365B
29n85
368E
257, 272, 278â280, 282â283
369AB
75n19, 79
369Dâ370C
20, 80n55
370Eâ371A
67n17, 77n35, 80n48.49.52
371B
121n22
372Fâ373B
24â25, 57n2, 97n48
373DE
79n44, 80n47
374Fâ375A
161
376C
100n65
377E
49n26.27
377Fâ378A
24n58, 46n16, 158n23
379DE
257, 270n103, 280n160.161.162
381DE
17
381F
75n21, 217, 276n139, 280n162
382CâE
18n33, 97n52, 98n55, 128n55, 308
382Fâ383B
29, 97n46, 100n66, 101n69, 161â162, 163n50, 166n72
De latenter vivendo
1129B
89n23
1130B
160n34
1130C
24
De liberis educandis
7B
214n23
De profectibus in virtute
78DE
86n12
84BC
209
84Bâ85B
89n24
[De proverbiis Alexandrinorum]
8
260n32
De Pythiae oraculis
14, 17
397EF
243n18
400D
158n23
402A
158n23
408BC
338n25
De se ipsum citra invidiam laudando
545A
86n12
De sera numinis vindicta
12n3, 26, 136â137
548BâD
25
548E
220
549D
30n91
550A
29n81, 30n90
550Dâ551C
29n86, 47, 86n10, 88n16, 90n26, 101n67, 159
554D
119n14
561A
123n31
565E
160n34
De sollertia animalium
75n22
959C
216n35
962Câ966B
344n42
De Stoicorum repugnantiis
1034C
223n51
1049B
29n83
1051E
21n48, 29n83
1053B
80n53
De superstitione
12n3, 24, 39â56, 369
164Dâ165A
14n11
164EF
43â44
165A
49n26
165BC
42, 44, 47, 48n22, 49, 51â52
165D
218
166A
257, 269â272, 281
167AB
45â46, 275n132
167DE
29n83, 44, 46n15, 48â49
167Fâ168D
49â50
168C
48
169EF
58n3
170A
50
170B
260n32
170CD
18n32, 48
171AâF
46, 51, 241n11, 253n48
De tranquillitate animi
472E
86n12
477CâF
15n13, 22â23, 81n56, 85n4
De tuenda sanitate praecepta
129C
119n16
De virtute morali
201n16
441DâF
120â121
441Eâ442A
213n21
449F
212n14
451C
213
Gryllus
986A
257, 272n116, 274n127
Maxime cum principibus philosopho esse disserendum
776
208n1
Mulierum virtutes
243C
210n6
245D
216n37
245F
237n34
249E
315
250DâF
221
251EF
313n10, 315
253CD
221, 231n20
265C
221n45
Non posse suaviter vivi secundum Epicurum
1100Fâ1102B
15n13.14
1101BC
46n16, 52n33
1101Câ1102E
241n11, 247n35, 253n48
1102D
29n84
1105CD
160
[Placita philosophorum]
352, 357â358
III.13
357
Praecepta gerendae reipublicae
801Eâ802B
85n6
810AâC
105n93
817E
218
819E
85n6
820BâF
208n1
820D
85n5
823F
85n6
Quaestiones Convivales
84n1
615F
29n86
655E
322n51
661B
215â216
669Bâ672C (iv 5â6)
21n45.46
671C
313n8
671Dâ672B (iv 6)
72n9, 294
676CâE (v 3)
293
685D
29n85
693EF (iv 8,1)
14n9
694D
223
698B
67n16
700B
89n21
705C
47n19
708Fâ709A
257, 260â262, 281
716Fâ717A
289â290
717A (viii)
14n9
718A (viii 1,3)
29n77
718EF
60n7
719BC
103n84
720B
63
720DE
67n16
728Câ730F
18n32
731C
216
732B
210n6
743Câ747A
76n27
744B
75n19
Quaestiones Graecae
229â238
292A (3)
235
292BC (6)
231n19
292DâF (9)
231, 235
293BâF (12)
231â232, 237
295AB (16)
235
296Fâ297A (24)
232
297CâF (27, 28)
236
298BC (31)
233, 235, 237n35
299B (36)
292â293, 311â331
299Eâ300A (38)
233â234, 236
299F
289
300Dâ301A (40)
235, 237
301EF (44)
234
302CD (48)
236
303A (54)
235
303DE (56)
236
304CâE (58)
236
Quaestiones Platonicae
84n1, 352
1001AâC
29n77, 92n31, 156n9
1003F
75n19, 77n30
1006C (8)
357â358
1007CD (8)
85n4
Quaestiones Romanae
266Câ267F (10â12)
17
267D
14n9
270AB
75n19, 76n29, 77n32
277AB
257, 267â269, 281
278D
268n83
280B
266n70
280C
257, 265â267
282C
100n65
283Fâ284C (83)
251â252
284B
249n41
290D
257, 260n32, 263â265, 281
Quomodo adolescens poetas audire debeat
27A
218
Quomodo quis suos in virtute sentiat profectus
80C
218
Regum et imperatorum apophthegmata
176EF
194n3
187BC
193â206, 220
189D
179n3
190F
223n48
193F
257â260, 281
194CD
220n41
195D
219
201D
248n38
206B
213
207E
219
Septem sapientium convivium
367
149CâE
60n5
152Eâ1153D (8â9)
367n3
Vitae
Aemilius Paulus
3.2â4
245n24, 250n43
Agesilaus
5â7
242n14
6.6â11
244â246
14.1
245
19.5â11
245
23
223n48
28.6
243n18
33.1
245
Alcibiades
1.3
182
4.1â4
182
6.1â5
182
7.4â5
182
13.5
215n33
17.1â4
181
17.5
182
Alexander
12n3
1.2â3
17
2â3
18
27.5â11
19
Aristides
12n3, 18n30
4
30n88
6
29n86, 30n87
6.2â4
87â90, 118n10
9.1â2
246n30
19.7
60n7
22.3â4
223n50
Caius Marius
2.2â4
211n10
Cato Maior
7.3
208n1
19.6
208n1
Cicero
18n30, 332â347
2.1â2
336â337
5.1
338
5.2
339
6.5
335
14.1
215n33
14.3
341
17.4
340â341
31.5
342
32.3
343
36.1
332n1, 344n40
44.4â5
337
49.3
345
Comparatio Agidis et Cleomenis cum Tiberio et Caio Graccho
3.1
224n52
4.3
248
Comparatio Aristidis et Catonis
4.2
88n16, 97n51
Comparatio Demetrii et Antonii
6.3â4
224n52
Comparatio Demosthenis et Ciceronis
1.3
334n10
3.3
345n44
3.4
89n22
3â4
335n17
4
346
13.1â2
346n47
Comparatio Niciae et Crassi
5.4
224n52
Comparatio Periclis et Fabii Maximi
1.1
89n23
Comparatio Sertorii et Eumenis
2.6â8
224n52
Demosthenes
177â178
2
333n3
4.4
216n34
9.1â4
178n2
11.1â3
178n2
14.1â2
178n2, 191n7
19.1
340n30
20.1
340n30
21.3
340n31
Dion
201n16
1.2
89n22
10.2
86n10, 88n16
Fabius Maximus
2.3
250n43
4.4â5.1
250n43
18
338n29
Lucullus
333
Marcellus
1.3
251
3.5â7
248â251
4â5
250n42
6â8
250
12.1â2
250n43
14
60n7
17
60n7
19.4
250n44
20.1
251
21.7
250n44
28.1â3
250n43
Marcius Coriolanus
1.3â5
211
4.3
212n11
15.4
212n13
38.2
60n5
Nicias
23.2â4
60â61, 62n8
Numa
12n3, 77
1.3â5
248n39
6.2
85n6, 89n25
8
15n13
8.15
248n39
11.2
77n34
14
17
16.3
215n33
20.6â8
89n22.25
Pelopidas
3.3
243
7.1â2
209n3
20.4â22
239â240, 242n13
21â22
240â243, 245â246
29.6
243
31.3â4
242n15
Pericles
4.6
63
6.2â4
58â59, 65n12
8.1
89n21
Philopoemen
4.6â8
209n5
21.5
242n14
21.9
239n1
Phocion
177â191
1.1â6
179n4
3.2â5
182n9, 186n18
3.8
210
3.9
182n9
4.2
182
6.5â7
183n11
8.1â2
181
26â27
178
27.5
184n16
28.1â2
183â184
31.1
187n21
34.3
185
35.4â5
178
36â37
186
37.1â2
186
37.3
181, 187n20
37.4
187
38.5
187â188
Publicola
4.1
239n1
19.2
221n44
Romulus
21.10
264
28.7
160
Sertorius
4.3â5
208n2
10.2â7
203n19
Solon
14.4
215n33
Sulla
6.2â6
197â206
6.3
193â194
19.5
198
29.6â7
198
30.4â5
203n20
34.2
198â199
Themistocles
13.2â5
246â248
Theseus
18n30
20
288n5
Timoleon
4.8
201n17
Titus Flamininus
11.14
223n50
Fragments (Sandbach)
ΠεÏὶ ἡÏÏ
ÏίαÏ
88
ΠεÏὶ á½Ïγá¿Ï
212n16
157.4; 19
15n18
28
85n6
143
120
178
160n34
200
122â123, 260n32
201
279n152
Proclus
in Platonis Rempublicam commentarii
2.129â131
279n152
2.338, 10 Kroll
264n56
Quintus Curtius Rufus
Historiae Alexandri Magni
10.9â12
264n57
Quintus Smyrnaeus
15.224
279n152
Scholia
Aeschylus, Prometheus Vinctus
12c Harrington
217
Aristophanes, Plutus
594B
270n101
Aristophanes, Ranae
Argumentum-scholion 293
270n100
Theocritus, Idyllis 2.35/36A
278, 9â10 Wendel
260
Servius
In Vergilii Aeneidem Commentarii
6.887, 340
279n152
Socrates Argivus
Peri hosion
290
Sophocles
Antigone
1152â1153
314
fr. 734 Radt = 668 Nauck
261n38, 281n165
Sophron
fr. 4A Kassel-Austin
270n9
4fr. 27 Kaibel
261n38
Stobaeus
2.29.16
159n29
Strabo
3.165
288n5
Suetonius
Augustus
94
337n24
Theocritus
Idyllis
2.1â64
280n159
2.10â16, 35â36
274n128
2.12
270n102, 272n113
Theophrastus
Characteres
16.9
269n87
16.13
269n87
Theopompus Historicus
fr. 277 FGrHist 115
316n26
Thucydides
3.82
217
5.23.4
318n34
Timaeus Locrus
fr. 83 Marg
155n5
Tragica Adespota
fr. 375 Kannicht-Snell
270n92
Xenocrates
fr. 236 Isnardi-Parent
118n11
Xenophanes
BÂ 7 Diels-Kranz
264n56
Xenophon
Historia Graeca
3.4.3â4
244n22
6.4.7
240n6
Biblical Literature
Old Testament
Exodus
3:14
29, 93n33
Joshua
10:13
353
Psalms
28LXX
93n33
101LXX
93n33
105:5
353
New Testament
Matthew
5:44
105n94
5:48
102n76
10:38
102n76
10:39
106n101
16:24
102n76
16:25
106n101
22:37â39
104n87
Mark
8:34
102n76
8:35
106n101
12:29â31
104n87
Luke
6:27
105n94
6:35
105n94
9:23
102n76
9:24
106n101
10:27
104n87
14:27
102n76
17:33
106n101
John
95n43, 98n59
1:1
99n60
1:9
101n71
1:14
101n71
1:16â17
103n82
3:16
101n70
6:44
103n82
12:25
106n101
13:15
102n80
13:34
102n80, 106n99
14:21
101n72
15:5
103n82
15:12
102n80
15:13
106n100
16:27
101n72
17:11
104n90
17:18
106n99
17:21â23
104n90
20:21
106n99
Romans
3:23
104n91
5:7â8
106n100
5:12
104n91
5:19
104n91
12:14
105n95
1â¯Corinthians
12:13
104n91
2â¯Corinthians
13:11
98n57
Galatians
3:28
104n91
Philippians
2:6â8
101n71
Colossians
3:11
104n91
1â¯Peter
1:15â16
102n76
Epistles of John
95n43
1â¯John
1:5
98n57
1:8â10
104n91
2:2
105n97
2:10
104n88
2:22â24
98n59
3:3
102n76
3:10â24
104n88.89, 105n97, 106n99.101
4:7
104n88
4:8
98n57
4:11
104n87
4:12
102n75
4:16
98n57, 102n75
4:20â5:2
104n87
4:24
98n57
2â¯John
5â6
104n88
Revelation
4:8
93n33
Jewish and Christian Literature
Acta Thomae
6.2; 7.23â27; 15
168n84
Clemens Alexandrinus
Excerpta ex Theodoto
63â65, 68, 79
166n66, 169n88
Protrepticus
2.22.4
305
25
46n15
Stromateis
371
1.11.51
224n53
1.81
215n31
3.7.60
166n66
6.16
215n31
7.1.4
46n15
Eusebius
Praeparatio Evangelica
371â372
11.10.15â11.15
93n33
11.11
81n59
Eustathius
XIIIÂ 85
265n65
Heracleon
fr. 12 Brooke
166n66
Irenaeus
Adversus haereses
1.6.3â4
125n39
1.7.1
165n65, 168â169
1.7.5
169n86
1.13.3
125n39
1.21.3
165n65
1.25.3
125n39
Nag Hammadi Codices
115â116, 124â131
I,2 (Apocryphon of James)
6.19â20
125n45
13.13â17
125n45
16.20â21
125n45
I,4 (Treatise on Resurrection)
45.39â46.2
127n53
48.27â49.7
128
49.9â16
128
II,2 (Gospel of Thomas)
21b
127
75
168n84
II,3 (Gospel of Philip)
58.10â15
167n74
61.25â35
165n63
64.35â65.1
166n71
70.13â20
166n71
72.20â25
166n69
76.6â9
166n71
76.25
166
77.15
166n68
78.24â79.13
126n45, 165n61
82.4â25
166n71
II,6 (Exegesis on the Soul)
31.31â32.8
164n59
127.25â27
127
131.25â132.1
168n78
132.23â26
168n79
132.34â35
168n81
133.4â10
168n80
134.14
168n83
V,1 (Acts of Peter and the Twelve Apostles)
5.19â6.1
126
V,5 (Apocalypse of Adam)
64.14â15
126n45
VI,3 (Authoritative Teaching)
23
167n76
31.8â18
126
34.32â35.19
167n75
VI,7 (Prayer of Thanksgiving)
26.8â26
130
64.15â19
129
64.31â65.4
129
VII,4 (Teachings of Silvanus)
92.23â26
165n63
94.19â29
126n45, 165n61
113.33â114.6
126n46.47
114.15â19
165n62
VIII,1 (Zostrianos)
44.18â22
125n44
53.18â19
125n44
XI,3 (Allogenes)
60â60.12
165n61
XIII,1 (Trimorphic Protennoia)
45.5â46
165n61
48.30â49
165n61
Codex Berolinensis Gnosticus 8502, 1
Gospel of Mary
10.14â16
128n53
Orosius
Historiae adversus paganos
4.13.1â3
249n41, 251n45
Philo
45n14
De fuga et inventione
63
118n9
De opificio mundi
144
118n9
De posteritate Caini
2.4
42
De somniis
1.54
215n30
De Vita Mosis
1.75
93n33
Photius
ἸÏοδαίÏηÏ
297n1
Physiologus
19
Suidas
ἸÏοδαίÏηÏ
297n1
Tertullianus
De anima
54
279n152
Theodoretus
Graecarum affectionum curatio
2.87 p. 162 Canivet
94n37
Papyri
Greek magical Papyri (PGM)
256
4.340â343
279n153
4.1390â1495
274n129
4.1403
279n153
4.1431â1433
264n60
4.1434
263n50, 264n59
4.1466â1467
279n153
4.2112â2116
265n65, 271n108, 280n157
4.2242â2347
274n129
4.2522â2567
260n25.30, 274n129
4.2545
265n65
4.2559
263n50
4.2609
263n50
4.2610
280n157
4.2618â2650
274n129
4.2713â2734
264n60
4.2714â2347
274n129
4.2720
263n50
4.2722â2723
280n157
4.2724
260n25
4.2798â2815
271n108
4.2820
260n25
4.2852
263n50
4.2857
276n137
4.2876â2880
265n65, 280n157
4.2958
260n25
7.686â702
274n129
7.885
280n157
13.10
271n108
17a.4â5
279n155
PGurob
10, 14 16
302n16
PDerveni
col. vi 7â8
305
PVindob 19996a II
col. 2
316n23
Inscriptions
IGÂ II2 1201
179
IGR IV, nº 621
278n149
IvOÂ 39
319n36
SEGÂ 34.971 = IGLMPÂ 53
259n16
Tablets
from Pelinna
306
L8 from Thurii
306â307
L9 from Thurii
307
L11 from Rome
307
Middle Age, Renaissance and Modern Literature
Amyot, Jacques
Les OEuvres morales et meslées de Plutarque (1572)
371â380
Bergerac, Cyrano de
Histoire comique par Monsieur de Cyrano Bergerac contenant les Estats & Empires de la Lune
351n1
Bigot, Guillaume
Christianæ philosophiæ præludium
372â373
Copernicus, Nikolaus
De revolutionibus orbium coelestium
354â359
4, 42â45
356n17
5, 1â5
357n18
5, 37â44
354n10
Galilei, Galileo
359â361
Dialogue on the Two Chief World Systems
359
Drake Dialogo
361n31
Iuvenila
359
Starry Messenger
359
Goulart, Simon & Amyot, Jacques
Les OEuvres morales et meslées de Plutarque (1581)
376â380
Kepler, Johannes
Dream
361â363
Optics
361
Luther, Martin
Tischreden
354n10
Marsi, Paulo
Ovid, Fasti cum commentariis Antonii Constantii et Pauli
Marsi
372
Melanchton, Philip
Initia doctrinae physicae
354â355
Montaigne, Michel de
Les Essays
379, 381
Postel, Guillaume
De orbis terrae concordia libri quatuor
372
Ronsard
Hymne de Démons
379
Rostand, Edmund
Cyrano de Bergerac
3.XIII
351
Turnèbe, Adrien
Plutarchi Chaeronei De oraculorum liber
373