I. Introduction

II. Diogenes' Stoa

1. Diogenes and his inscription

2. The location of his stoa

3. Was Diogenes the author of his stoa?

III. The Inscribed Wall: A view of the whole

IV. The Individual Documents

Introduction

1. New fragments from the 'Physics Treatise'

2. New fragments from the 'Ethics Treatise'

Introduction

a) Diogenes' introduction

b) The discussion of emotional states

a') Fear of the gods

b') Fear of death

c') Fear of pain

d') Desires and pleasures

c) The discussion of actions

d) A skeletal arrangement of the fragments of the 'Ethics Treatise'

3. Diogenes' private writings and epistolary

a) The 'Scripta Privata'

b) The 'Letter to Antipater'

c) The 'Letter to Epicureans' (in Rhodes?)

d) The 'Letter to Dionysios'

e) Other fragments

4. Diogenes' 'Maxims'

5. The 'Old Age Treatise'

V. Diogenes and Epicurus

1. The imitation of Epicurus

2. Quotation from Epicurus

a) The 'Kuriai Doxai'

b) Epicurus' underwriting of the 'Ethics Treatise'

c) The new maxims

d) Diogenes and the text of Epicurus

e) The 'Letter to Mother'

f) The 'Letter to Dositheos'

g) The 'Letter to Friends in Lampsacus'(?)

VI. Epilogues

1. Epilogue (1980)

2. Epilogue (1988)

1. Editions of Diogenes of Oenoanda

2. Martin Ferguson Smith's publications of the new fragments discovered between 1969-1983

3. Fragments of Diogenes of Oenoanda rediscovered, 1968-1977

4. Fragments of Diogenes of Oenoanda still to be rediscovered

5. General Bibliography