GREEK PHILOSOPHY
SECTION ONE (CONTINUED)
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| Chapter III.—First Period, Third Division | 1 |
| A. The Philosophy of Plato | 1 |
| 1. Dialectic | 49 |
| 2. Philosophy of Nature | 71 |
| 3. Philosophy of Mind | 90 |
| B. The Philosophy of Aristotle | 117 |
| 1. Metaphysics | 137 |
| 2. Philosophy of Nature | 153 |
| 3. Philosophy of Mind | 180 |
| a. Psychology | 180 |
| b. Practical Philosophy | 202 |
| α. Ethic | 202 |
| β. Politics | 207 |
| 4. Logic | 210 |
SECTION TWO
| Second Period.—Dogmatism and Scepticism | 232 |
| A. The Philosophy of the Stoics | 236 |
| 1. Physics | 243 |
| 2. Logic | 249 |
| 3. Ethics | 257 |
| B. The Philosophy of the Epicureans | 276 |
| 1. Canonic | 281 |
| 2. Metaphysics | 286 |
| 3. Physics | 292 |
| 4. Ethics | 300 |
| C. The Philosophy of the New Academy | 311 |
| 1. Arcesilaus | 313 |
| 2. Carneades | 319 |
| D. Scepticism | 328 |
| 1. Earlier Tropes | 347 |
| 2. Later Tropes | 357 |
SECTION THREE
| Third Period.—The Neo-Platonists | 374 |
| A. Philo | 387 |
| B. The Cabala and Gnosticism | 394 |
| 1. Cabalistic Philosophy | 394 |
| 2. The Gnostics | 396 |
| C. The Alexandrian Philosophy | 399 |
| 1. Ammonias Saccas | 403 |
| 2. Plotinus | 404 |
| 3. Porphyry and Iamblichus | 431 |
| 4. Proclus | 432 |
| 5. Successors of Proclus | 450 |