Lives of the Eminent Philosophers
3rd c. CE · Biography
Not in Hekmat’s reader yet · 2 editions online
Cited in Hekmat18
- II.48Socrates → Xenophon
- III.6Cratylus → Plato
- Lives of the Eminent Philosophers III.5Entry · Socrates and Plato
- Lives of the Eminent Philosophers V.1–11Entry · Plato and Aristotle
- V.1–11Plato → Aristotle
- VIII.84–85Philolaus → Plato
- X.6Epicurus · Beauty and art
- X.8, X.13Democritus → Epicurus
- X.26–28Epicurus · Method
- X.31Epicurus · Method
- X.31–34Epicurus · Epistemic justification
- X.31–34Epicurus · Method
- X.33Epicurus · Innate knowledge
- X.33Epicurus · Universals
- X.86–88Epicurus · Method
- X.117–121Epicurus · The state and legitimacy
- X.117–121Epicurus · Beauty and art
- X.136Epicurus · The kinds of desire and the measure of pleasure
Editions online2
- Perseus Digital Library (GitHub)English · tr. Robert Drew Hicks · 1925Loeb; book.section. Book X already partly in Hekmat's reader.
- Perseus Digital Library (GitHub)Ancient Greek · 1925Hicks (Loeb). Perseus TEI (CC BY-SA 4.0 markup); Greek edition public domain.
Manuscripts and early prints1
- Internet ArchiveAncient Greek · 1533Hieronymus Froben and Nicolaus Episcopius, Basel, 1533: first printing of the Greek text (Epicurus's letters and doctrines are in Book X). Johns Hopkins University, Sheridan Libraries copy.
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