The history of philosophy, in eight parts by Thomas Stanley.
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The history of philosophy, in eight parts by Thomas Stanley.
Author
Stanley, Thomas, 1625-1678.
Publication
London :: Printed for Humphrey Moseley and Thomas Dring :
1656.
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Philosophy, Ancient -- Early works to 1800.
Philosophy -- History.
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THE TABLE,
The first Part;
Containing those on whom the attribute of
wise was conferr'd.
TALES Chap. 1. His Country and Parents pag. 1
2 The time of his birth 2
3 His travells 4
4 How he lived at Miletus ibd
5 The attribute of wise conferred on him 6
6 Of his Philosophy ibid
Sect. 1. That water is the principle of all things 9
Sect. 2. Of God 11
Sect. 3. Of Daemons 12
Sect. 4. Of the soul ibid
Sect. 5. Of the World 14
7 Of his Geometry 15
Sect. 1. Propositions invented by him 16
Sect. 2. Of his taking the height of the Pyramid 18
8 Of his Astronomy ibid
Sect. 1. Of the Celestiall sphears 19
Sect. 2. Of the Sun, Moon, and Stars ibid
Sect. 3. Of Eclipses 20
Sect. 4. Of the year 22
Sect. 5. His Astrologicall prediction ibid
9 His morall sentences 23
10 His iudgement in civill affairs 25
11 His writings 26
12 His auditors and schollers 28
13 His death 29
SOLON Chap. 1. His Pa••ents, Country and condition 30
5 How by his means the Athenians took Salamis, Cyrrha, and the Thracian Cher∣sonesus 31
3 How he composed differences at home, and was made Archon 34
4 What alterations he made during 〈◊〉〈◊〉 government, and first of the Sisachthia 37
5 How he divided the people into Classes, and erected Cour••s of Iudicature 39
6 His lawes 41
7 Of the Axes and Cyrtes, Senators Oath and other institutions of Solon 51
8 How he entertained Anacharsis: his Travells to Aegypt, Cyrus, Miletus, Del∣phi, Corinth, and Creet 50
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9 The attribute of wise conferred on him; his morall sentences 53
10 How he opposed Pisistratus, and reprehended Thespis 55
11 How he travelled to Lydia and Cili••ia 58
12 His death 6••
13 His writings 63
CHILON chap. 1. his life 69
2 His morall sentences, precepts, and verses 71
3 His death and writings 72
PITTACUS chap. 1. his life 73
2 His morall sentences, precepts, and verses 81
3 His death, brother, wife, son, writings 75
BIAS chap. 1. His life 79
2 His morall sentences, precepts, and verses 77
3 His death and writings 82
CLEOBULUS chap. 1. his life, death, and writings 85
2 His morall sentences, precepts and verses 86
PERIANDER chap. 1. His Country, Ancestors and Parents 89
2 The time of his birth, reign, and the change of his disposition 91
3 Of his being placed in the number of the Seven sages: his sentences and wri∣tings 93
4 The story of Arion 95
5 Of his wife 96
6 Of his Children ibid
7 His death 99
Sociades his (collection of the) precepts of the seaven Sophoi. 101
Ausonius his play of the seven Sophoi 103
ANACHARSIS Chap. 1. His life and writings 109
His Apophthegmes 111
MYSON 113
EPIMENIDES 114
PHERECYDES 119
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The Second Part.
Containing the Jonick Philosophers.
ANAXIMANDER Chap. 1. Of his life 1
2 His opinions 2
ANAXIMENES Chap. 1. His life 6
2 His opinions
ANAXAGORAS Chap. His Country, time, and study of Philosophy 9
2 His opinions Sect. 1. Of the first principle of things 10
Sect. 2. Of the Heavens 11
Sect. 3. Of meteors 12
Sect. 4. Of the Earth 13
Sect. 5. Of living Creatures ibid
3 His predictions 14
4 His Schollers and Auditors 15
5 His triall, death, sentences, and writings 16
ARCHELAUS 19
The third Part.
Containing the Socratick Philosphers.
SOCRATES Chap. 1. His Country, Parents, and time of birth 1
2 His first education 3
3 His masters 4
4 His school and manner of teaching 5
5 Of his Philosophy 6
Sect. 1. His Metaphysicks 8
Sect. 2. His Ethicks 9
Sect. 3. Oeconomicks 17
Sect. 4. His Politicks ibid
Of his Daemon 19
7 His military actions 24
9 How he carried himself in the Democracy and the Oligarchy 26
9 His falling out with all the Sophists, and with Anytus 30
10 His triall 33
11 His imprisonment 38
12 The time and manner of his death 40
13 What happened after his death 46
14 Of his person and virtues 48
15 His wives and children 51
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16 His scholers and Auditors 54
17 His writings 57
Socrates his Epistles 59
The Clouds of Aristophanes 67
XENOPHON Chap. 1. His Country, Parents, and following Socrates 95
2 Upon what occasion he followed Cyrus into Asia 96
3 How he brought off the Grecian Army 97
4 End of the retreat 101
5 His following of Agesilaus and banishment 103
6 How he lived at Scilluns and at Corinth 104
7 His death, person and virtues 107
8 His writings 108
Xenophons Epistles 110
AESCHINES Chap. 1. His life 115
2 His writings 116
CRITO 118
SIMON ibid
GLAUCON 119
SIMMIAS ibid
CEBES ibid
FINIS.
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