General Index
Aaron
213
Aelius Aristides
222, 233, 235
Aelius Dionysius
79
Alexander of Tralles
51
Al-kindi
270â271, 274â281
Al-razi
,
see Rhazes
alupia
141
Anaxagoras
203n, 281
Antiphon the Sophist
266â267
Antium
24, 26
apatheia
55, 159, 165, 200, 211â214
Aquileia
222, 231, 234, 241
Arabic sources
265â280
Aristippus
157, 277, 279
Aristophanes (playwright)
27, 66â79
Aristophanes of Byzantium
79â80
Aristophanes the Peripatetic
266
Aristotelian tradition
12, 22, 92, 166, 206â207, 209, 278â279
Platonic-Aristotelian tradition
137â139, 145â147, 188
Aristotle
23â25, 43, 57n, 92, 124n, 158, 173, 187, 189, 191, 200, 203n, 273n
metriopatheia
Asclepius
17
Asia
28, 120
Pergamum
ataraxia
159â165, 171
atomism
157, 160â164
Democritus
Attic Greek
28, 63, 65, 74, 92â93, 113, 253
Atticists
65â66, 77â78, 81, 83â84
autograph(s)
13, 20â21, 92
basilisk
53
Caracalla
45, 254
Chalcenterus
,
see Didymus Chrysippus
92, 136, 149n, 200, 203n, 205n
Cicero
42â44, 156, 203n, 207, 266, 279â280
Cleanthes
202n, 205
Clitomachus
22, 168n
Clytus
22
Cognitive Begavioral Therapy
156
comedy
63â85, 93, 121, 253
Aristophaes, Cratinus, Eupolis, Menander
Commodus
47, 58, 144, 212, 224â225, 245â61
Hercules
Crates
144, 158
Cratinus
66, 71, 75â76, 79
Cynicism
208
Democritus
160â164
Didius Julianus
253
Didymus
63â64, 67, 78â79, 84
Dio (Cassius)
224â225, 245â247, 255â261
Diogenes (the Cynic)
144, 158
Diogenes Laertius
207
distress
,
see lupÄ
drugs
28, 91, 211
Domitian
225, 253
elephant
53, 277
emotion
,
see pathos and philosophical therapy of emotions
Epictetus
152, 203n
Epicurus
191n, 193, 209, 279
Epicureanism
135â149, 155â164, 173n, 174n, 175, 181n, 182n, 189, 192, 193, 203n, 204n, 206, 209, 280
ethics
17n, 56n, 145, 171â172
and Galen
16, 146n, 180, 193
in Arabic philosophy
266â269, 280
ethos
41
Empire
54, 219
Eudemus
29, 92
Eumenes
220
Eupolis
66, 68, 70â73, 75â77
Euripides
30, 142, 144, 203n, 250, 272
Eutropius
221
excellence
,
see virtue
Flavius Boethus
107
Galen
ethics
attitude to losses
138, 141, 158, 201, 211, 214, 219
audience(s)
111, 126
authorial purposes
41â42, 52â54, 57
biography and autobiography
41â42
books
91â94, 211
De indolentia, and Aff. Dig.
135â136
De indolentia, coherence
135, 141, 147, 201
De indolentia, genre
156, 181, 199, 266â267
De indolentia, translations into Syriac and Arabic
268â269
De indolentia, truth
149â152
death
45
deontology
53
ekdosis (attitude to)
94â128
equanimity
141, 150â152, 201
Hippocratic commentaries
70â71, 78n, 97, 109â110, 113, 115â117, 128, 186
humility
55
legacy
46â47, 120, 150
moraliste
51â55
on language
65â67
on old age
41â61, 151, 209
philosophical âtestamentâ
49, 55
relationship with emperors and court
247â255
relationship with father
140, 144â145, 159, 183, 209
relationship with literary culture of 2nd c. Rome
64â65
resilience (âmagnanimityâ, megalopsuchia)
56, 58, 149, 158, 204â208, 214
ârhetoric of certaintyâ
55
self-characterization
41, 51â55, 151
use of literary tropes
106â107
vulnerability
55, 213
grammarian who died of distress (various names: Callistus, Philides, or Philistides)
59, 156, 258, 277
grammarians
20â21, 63, 79n, 81n, 84n
Hecato of Rhodes
207â208
Hercules
254â255
Commodus
Herodian
224â225, 233, 235, 245, 256
hetairoi
49â50, 60, 110â111, 115, 128
Hippocrates
57, 63â64, 70â71, 92, 95, 102â105, 109, 112, 202, 230
hippopotamus
53
Historia Augusta
224, 245, 259
Hunayn
51, 222, 268, 273â274, 280
hypomnemata
91â128
(
Galen, attitude to ekdosis
)
insatiability (aplestia)
137, 141, 144, 148, 212, 277, 279
invulnerability
148, 208
Jerome
224
Julia Domna
49
knowledge (in philosophy)
146, 148, 192, 209â210
Latin poets
75â76
letter-treatise
41, 199
Galen, De indolentia, genre
libraries
92, 248
Antium, Rome, Pergamum
Livy
235, 257
Lucian
66, 81, 85
Lucius Verus
221â222, 239
Lucretius
234â235
lupÄ (distress)
16, 57, 176â177, 180â195
and ania
183
magnanimity
41, 56, 144, 149, 158, 204â208, 214
malnutrition
54
manuscripts
13, 20â21, 27, 75n, 92n
autographs
Marcus Aurelius
152, 221, 224, 241, 248
Menander
69â71, 73â75
metriopatheia
173, 187â188, 200â214, 278
Moses
213
Musonius
200, 203n, 212
mustard
246
Nero
253, 256â261
Rome, fire
orators
92
Pamphilus
81
Panaetius
92, 207â208
Parthia
222, 239
pathos
54, 165, 182â189
apatheia, metriopatheia
Stoic division of pathe
184n
Pausanias
77n, 79â81
Pergamum
29, 49, 252
periautologia
56
Pertinax
253
pestilence
,
see plague
Petrarch
43
Phalaris (bull of)
58, 174â177, 206, 211, 251â252
pharmacological recipes
220
Philo of Alexandria
213
philanthropia
60
philiatroi
60
philosophical therapy of emotions
135â152, 199â214, 219, 267
and Arabic texts on ethics
267â268, 277
and Chrysippus
136, 149n
and Galen
135, 138, 188, 193, 199â214, 219, 277
and Plutarch
135, 266
and the Epicureans
135, 148â149, 209
and the Stoics
135, 147â149
philtre
53
plague (Antonine)
219â241, 278
and account by Rhazes (al-razi)
236â240
and smallpox
226, 232â234, 238â240
and the milk of Stabiae
228, 230
emotional impact of
221, 241
narrative of (and tyranny)
225
Plato
44, 92, 202, 205, 213
Pliny the Elder
233
Pliny the Younger
44, 245, 253
Plutarch
30, 42n, 43â44, 199, 266â267, 280
poison
53
politics
211, 261
Pollux
81â85
Posidonius
203n
psychology
137, 180, 200, 202, 205
philosophical therapy of emotions
Pythagorean
Rhazes (al-razi)
236, 272, 274â281
plague
imitator of Galenâs De indolentia
280â281
Rome
libraries
Domus Aurea (Golden House)
259
Fire of
192 56, 98, 119, 123, 141, 150, 156, 199, 255â261, 276
storehouses
46, 99, 115, 119, 156, 220
sauce
80
Sceptics
157â177
self-portrait
41
Senate
245, 254
Seneca
42, 44, 152, 156, 208n
Septimius Severus
49, 253â254
Sextus Empiricus
155â177
slaves
219, 241
Socrates
17, 70, 169
Socrates âthe Cynicâ (?)
271â272, 279
Suetonius
245, 260
Stoicism
42, 156, 200â214
Stoics
32â33, 124n, 139n, 148, 159, 164, 167, 174, 175, 177, 188, 200â214
Stoicism, Chrysippus, Musonius, Panaetius, philosophical therapy of emotions
sycophant
80
Tacitus
245, 253, 255, 257, 259
tension (tonos)
57, 204â205
Teuthras
220, 231, 241
Theophrastus
23â25, 92
therapy
,
see philosophical therapy of emotions
Theseus
203n, 250, 272
Thucydides
54, 229, 231, 234â235, 241
virtue
56, 147â149
vulnerability
58â59, 201, 213
invulnerability
weakness
204â205
wisdom
206, 209
wise man
32, 206
Xenocrates of Aphrodisias
52
Zeno
144, 148, 158, 174