The history of philosophy, in eight parts by Thomas Stanley.
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- Title
- The history of philosophy, in eight parts by Thomas Stanley.
- Author
- Stanley, Thomas, 1625-1678.
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- 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 fourth Part.
Containing the Cyrenaick, Megarick, Eleack and Eretriack Sects.
- ARISTIPPUS. Chap. 1. His Country and Parents 1
- II. How he went to Athens and heard Socrates 2
- III. How he went to Aegina ibid
- IV. His instituion of a Sect 3
- Sect. 1. Of Iudgment and Iudicatories 4
- Sect. 2. Of the End or chief Good 4
- Sect. 3. Of Vertue 5
- V. How he went to Dionysius's Court ibid
- VI. His Aemulators 6
- VII. His Apophthegms 8
- VIII. His Writings 11
- IX. His Death 12
- X. His Disciples & successors 14
- HEGESIAS. Chap. I. His L••fe. 15
- II. His Philosophy ibid
- ANNICERIS. Chap. I. His Life 17
- II. His Philosophy ibid
- THEODORUS. Chap. I. His Life 19
- II. His Philosophy 20
- III. His Death, Writings, &c. 21
- BION. Chap. I. His Life 22
- II. His Apopthegms 23
- III. His Death 24
- EUCLID. Chap. I. His Country and Master•• 27
- II. His institution of a Sect ibid
- III. His Apophthegms, Writings 28
- EUBULIDES 29
- ALEXINUS 31
- EUPHANTUS 32
- APOLLONIUS CRONUS ibid
- DIODORUS. Chap. I. His Life ibid
- II. His Philosophy 33
- ICHTHIAS 34
- CLINOMACHUS ibid
- STILPO. Chap. I. His Life 35
- III. His Philosophy 36
- III. His Disciples 37
- IV. His death, writings 38
- PHAEDO 39
- PISTHENES 40
- ...
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- Chap. Pag.
- MENEDEMUS, Chap. I. His Country, Parent•• ibid
- II. His School and Philosophy 41
- III. His manner of living ibid
- IV. His Civill Employment 43
- V. His Vertues and Apophthgmes 44
- VI. His Departure from Eretria, and Death 46
The Fifth Part.
Containing the Academick Philosophers.
- PLATO, Chap. I. His Country, Parents and time 〈◊〉〈◊〉
- II. His first Education, Exercises, and studies 6
- III. His Masters in Philosophy, and his Travels to that end 7
- IV. What Authors he follow'd 10
- V. His School 13
- VI. How he instituted a Sect 14
- Sect. 1. Ethick 15
- Sect. 2. Physick ibid
- Sect. 3. Dialectick 16
- VII His Inventions 17
- VIII. His Distinctions 19
- IX. His three voyages to Sicily 25
- X. His Authority in Civill Affairs 34
- XI. His Vertues and Morall Sentences 37
- XII. His ••ill and Death 40
- XIII. His Disciples and Friends 42
- XIV. His Aemulators and Detractors 43
- XV His Writings 45
The Doctrine of Plato delivered by ALCINOVS.
- Chap. I. Of Philosophy, and how a Philosopher must be qualify'd pag. 56
- II. That contemplation is to be preferred before Action 57
- III. The three parts of Philosophy ibid
DIALECTICK.
- IV. Of the Iudiciary part 58
- V. The Elements and office of Dialectick 60
- VI. Of Propositions and argumentations 6••
- VII. Of THEORETCK Philosophy 6••
- VIII. Of first matter 66
- IX. Of Idaeas 67
- X. Of God 6••
- XI. Of Qualities 70
- XII. Of the Causes, generation, Elements, and order of the World ibid
- XIII. Of the convenience of Figures, with the Elements and World 72
- XIV. of the Soul of the World, the sphears and Starres 73