I. Ps-Plutarch, Placita IV 2-7, and a Number of Parallel Passages

1. The Substance of the Soul: Incorporeal or Corporeal?

2. The Parts of the Soul

3. Motion v. Rest, Mortality v. Immortality

II. The Seat of the Regent Part

1. The Dihairesis, or Diaphonia, in Aëtius

2. The Dihairesis, or Diaphonia, according to Soranus

III. Using the 'Placita' (Alexander of Aphrodisias and Calcidius)

1. Alexander of Aphrodisias

2. Calcidius

IV. Philo of Alexandria, De somniis I 30ff.

V. Cicero, Tusculanae I 18 ff. and Lucullus II 124

1. The Dialectical Debate

2. The Contrasting Views

3. Types of Questions

4. The Contrasting Views, Continued

5. The Issues of the 'Placita' in the Sequel of Tusc. I

VI. Some Passages in Seneca and Galen

1. Seneca

2. Galen

VII. Lucretius, De rerum natura III, and Diogenes of Oenoanda

1. The status quaestionis in Book I

2. Placita in Book III

3. The Question-Types Again

4. External Origin Refuted

5. Placita in Book I; Lucretius' Dependence on the Doxographies

6. Diogenes of Oenoanda

VIII. Excursus: Arrangements of Principles according to Number

IX. Sextus Empiricus and Aenesidemus

X. Chrysippus and the 'Vetustissima Placita'; Epicurus

1. Chrysippus

2. Epicurus ap. Demetrius Laco

XI. The Date of the 'Vetusta Placita', and the Version Used by Varro

XII. Placita in a Dialectical Discussion in Clement, Stromata VIII

1. Is the Embryo an Animal?

2. Parallels in Theodoret and in the 'Placita'

3. Stray Aëtian Lemmata Reallocated

4. The Placita on the Soul

XIII. Types of Questions: The Theoretical Problem, or Thesis, from Aristotle to Cicero and Aëtius

1. Question-Types in the 'Placita'

2. Dialectic in Aëtius

3. The Question-Types in Cicero's 'De natura deorum'

XIV. The Dihairesis of Philoponus, and Aristotle, De anima A 1-2