A companion to Greek studies / edited for the syndics of the University Press, by Leonard Whibley.

  • Whibley, Leonard, 1862 or 1863-1941.
Date:
1905
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Credit: A companion to Greek studies / edited for the syndics of the University Press, by Leonard Whibley. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    SECTION PAGE 153 The 'epigram.' Anthologies ..... 145 154 Summary ........ 146 H. PROSE OF THE ALEXANDRIAN AND ROMAN AGE. 155 Prose Literature . . . . . . .146 156 Science and Learning ...... 146 157 Criticism and exegesis ...... 146 158 The Alexandrian Kovoves . . . . • • I47 159 Mythology ........ 147 160 Grammar ........ 147 161 Lexicography. Metre . . . . . .148 162 Geography ........ 148 163 Strabo ........ 149 164 Pausanias ........ 149 165 History. Polybius . . . . . . .150 166 Compilers of Roman History . . . . .151 167 Diodorus Siculus . . . . • . .151 168 Dionysius of Halicarnassus . . . . .151 169 Appian . . . . . . . .151 170 Dion Cassias ....... 152 171 Herodian ........ 152 172 Josephus ........ 153 173 Arrian . . . . . . . -153 174 Biography. Plutarch . . . . . -153 175 Diogenes Laertius . . . . . . .154 176 The Philostrati . . . . . . -155 177 Rhetoric after Aristotle . . . . . -155 178 The New Sophistic . . . ... .156 179 Dion Chrysostomus. Aristeides . . . . .156 180 The fourth-century sophists. Libanius. Themistius. Himerius. Julian ........ 156 181 Lucian ........ 157 182 Letters . . . . . . . .158 183 Miscellanies. Athenaeus . . . . . .158 184 Aelian. Polyaenus . . . . . . .158 185 Siobaeus . . . . . . . .158 186 Medicine and Philosophy. Galen . . . .159 187 Sextus Empiricus . . . . . . •159 188 Marcus Aurelius . . . . . . -159 189 The Greek romance-writers. Literary pedigree of the Greek novel ........ 160 190 The first recorded novelists . . . . .160 191 Xenophon of Ephesus. Longus. Heliodorus. Achilles Tatius. Chariton ........ 160 192 Conclusion ........ 161 in. 2. PHILOSOPHY (Schools to Aristotle) by Henry Jackson, Litt.D., Praelector of Ancient Philosophy in Trinity College, and (Later Schools) R. 1). Hicks, M.A. a. presocratics. 193 The lonians. Ionian monism ..... 163 194 The Eleatics ....... 164 195 The Physicists ....... 165 196 Philosophy superseded by Humanism. Sophistry . . 167