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FROM STOICISM TO PLATONISM FromStoicismtoPlatonismdescribesthechangeinphilosophyfrom around100BCE,whenmonisticStoicismwasthestrongestdogmatic school in philosophy, to around 100 CE, when dualistic Platonism begantogaintheupperhand–withhugeconsequencesforalllater Western philosophy and for Christianity. It is distinguished by queryingtraditionalcategorieslike‘eclecticism’and‘harmonization’ as means of describing the period. Instead, it highlights different strategiesof‘appropriation’ofoneschool’sdoctrinesbyphilosophers fromtheotherschool,withallphilosophersbeinghighlyconsciousof theirownidentity.Thisbookalsosetsouttobreakdownthetradi- tionalboundariesbetweenthestudyofGreco-Romanphilosophyin the period and that of contemporary Hellenistic Jewish and early Christian writings with a philosophical profile. In these ways, the book opens up an immensely fruitful period in the history of philosophy. troels engberg-pedersen is Emeritus Professor of the New Testament in the Faculty of Theology at the University of Copenhagen.Hehasmovedfreelybetweenthedisciplinesofclassics, ancient philosophy and Christian theology (the New Testament), and has published major monographs on Aristotle’s Ethics (1983) Stoic ethics (1990), the Apostle Paul and Stoicism (2000 and 2010) and,mostrecently,theGospelofJohnandphilosophy(2017). FROM STOICISM TO PLATONISM – The Development of Philosophy, 100 BCE 100 CE edited by TROELS ENGBERG-PEDERSEN UniversityofCopenhagen UniversityPrintingHouse,Cambridgecb28bs,UnitedKingdom OneLibertyPlaza,20thFloor,NewYork,ny10006,USA 477WilliamstownRoad,PortMelbourne,vic3207,Australia 4843/24,2ndFloor,AnsariRoad,Daryaganj,Delhi–110002,India 79AnsonRoad,#06–04/06,Singapore079906 CambridgeUniversityPressispartoftheUniversityofCambridge. 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Contents ListofContributors pagevii Acknowledgements ix 1 Introduction:AHistoriographicalEssay 1 TroelsEngberg-Pedersen 2 Plato,ChrysippusandPosidonius’Theoryof AffectiveMovements 27 A.G.Long 3 Cicero’sPlato 47 MalcolmSchofield 4 AreWeNearlyThereYet?EudorusonAristotle’sCategories 67 GeorgeBoys-Stones 5 StoicismandPlatonismin‘AriusDidymus’ 80 MyrtoHatzimichali 6 OikeiōsisinStoicism,AntiochusandAriusDidymus 100 ChristopherGill 7 ThePlatonistAppropriationofStoicEpistemology 120 MauroBonazzi 8 “BecominglikeGod”inPlatonismandStoicism 142 GretchenReydams-Schils 9 FromStoicismtoPlatonism:TheDifficultCaseofPhiloof Alexandria’sDeProvidentiaI 159 DavidT.Runia v vi Contents 10 FromCicerotoPhiloofAlexandria:Ascendingand DescendingAxesintheInterpretationofPlatonismand Stoicism 179 CarlosLévy 11 TheLoveofWisdom:MiddlePlatonismandStoicism intheWisdomofSolomon 198 GregoryE.Sterling 12 SenecaandEpictetusonBody,MindandDualism 214 A.A.Long 13 TheDilemmaofPaul’sPhysics:FeaturesStoic-Platonist orPlatonist-Stoic? 231 StanleyStowers 14 TheLegacyofMusoniusRufus 254 BradInwood 15 StoicandPlatonicReflectionsonNaminginEarly ChristianCircles:Or,What’sinaName? 277 HaroldW.Attridge 16 IsPlutarchReallyHostiletotheStoics? 296 JanOpsomer 17 PeripateticAppropriationsofOikeiōsis:Alexander, MantissaChapter17 322 CharlesBrittain Bibliography 348 IndexLocorum 373 GeneralIndex 392 Contributors haroldw.attridgeSterlingProfessorofDivinity,YaleUniversity mauro bonazzi Senior Lecturer in Ancient Philosophy, University of Milan georgeboys-stonesProfessorofAncientPhilosophy,DurhamUniversity charlesbrittainProfessorofClassicsandPhilosophy,CornellUniversity troels engberg-pedersen Emeritus Professor of the New Testament, UniversityofCopenhagen christophergillEmeritusProfessorofAncientThought,Universityof Exeter myrto hatzimichali Lecturer in Classics (Philosophy), University of Cambridge bradinwoodProfessorofClassicsandPhilosophy,YaleUniversity carlos le´vy Emeritus Professor of Roman Philosophy and Literature, UniversitédeParis-Sorbonne(ParisIV) a. a. long Chancellor’s Professor of Classics Emeritus, and Affiliated ProfessorofPhilosophyandRhetoric,UniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley a.g.longSeniorLecturerinClassics,UniversityofStAndrews jan opsomer Professor of Ancient Philosophy, KU Leuven (Research Fund) gretchen reydams-schils Professor of Ancient Philosophy, University ofNotreDame davidt.runiaMasterofQueen’sCollege,UniversityofMelbourne vii viii Listofcontributors malcolm schofield Emeritus Professor of Ancient Philosophy, UniversityofCambridge gregory e. sterling Lillian Claus Professor of New Testament, Yale University stanley stowers Emeritus Professor of Religious Studies, Brown University
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