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ANRW II.36.3, pp. 1379-1429 |
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Stoic Cosmology and Roman Literature, First to Third Centuries A.D.
by Michael Lapidge, Cambridge
Contents
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I. Introduction |
1379 |
II. Stoic Cosmology |
1381 |
III. The Latin Vocabulary of Stoic Cosmology |
1385 |
1. Cicero |
1386 |
2. Vergil |
1390 |
IV. Stoic Cosmology at Rome, First to Third Centuries
A.D. |
1392 |
1. Manilius |
1393 |
2. Seneca |
1397 |
3. L. Annaeus Cornutus |
1402 |
4. Lucan |
1405 |
5. The 'Aetna' |
1409 |
6. Pliny the Elder |
1411 |
7. Musonius Rufus |
1412 |
8. Epictetus |
1413 |
9. Dio of Prusa |
1415 |
10. Apuleius |
1418 |
11. Marcus Aurelius |
1421 |
12. Aulus Gellius |
1423 |
13. The 'Asclepius' |
1424 |
14. Pseudo-Censorinus |
1425 |
V. Conclusions |
1428 |
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