Lives of Eminent Philosophers, Volume 1 - Free Audiobook

Author(s): Diogenes Laertius,

Language: English

Genre(s): Ancient Non-fiction Philosophy

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49 Chapter(s)

1. Preface by R.D. Hicks
2. Introduction by R.D. Hicks. I. The Book and its Author
3. Introduction by R.D. Hicks. II. Plan and Contents of the Work
4. Introduction by R.D. Hicks. III. Authorities for the Lives
5. Introduction by R.D. Hicks. IV. Text and Editions
6. Book I. Prologue
7. Book I. Chapter 1. Thales
8. Book I. Chapter 2. Solon
9. Book I. Chapter 3. Chilon
10. Book I. Chapter 4. Pittacus
11. Book I. Chapter 5. Bias
12. Book I. Chapter 6. Cleobulus
13. Book I. Chapter 7. Periander
14. Book I. Chapter 8. Anacharsis
15. Book I. Chapter 9. Myson
16. Book I. Chapter 10. Epimenides
17. Book I. Chapter 11. Pherecydes
18. Book II. Chapter 1. Anaximander
19. Book II. Chapter 2. Anaximenes
20. Book II. Chapter 3. Anaxagoras
21. Book II. Chapter 4. Archelaus
22. Book II. Chapter 5. Socrates
23. Book II. Chapter 6. Xenophon
24. Book II. Chapter 7. Aeschines
25. Book II. Chapter 8. Aristippus
26. Book II. Chapter 9. Phaedo
27. Book II. Chapter 10. Euclides
28. Book II. Chapter 11. Stilpo
29. Book II. Chapters 12-16. Crito, Simon, Glaucon, Simmias, Cebes
30. Book II. Chapter 17. Menedemus
31. Book III. Plato
32. Book III. Plato (continued)
33. Book III. Plato (continued)
34. Book IV. Chapter 1. Speusippus
35. Book IV. Chapter 2. Xenocrates
36. Book IV. Chapter 3. Polemo
37. Book IV. Chapter 4. Crates
38. Book IV. Chapter 5. Crantor
39. Book IV. Chapter 6. Arcesilaus
40. Book IV. Chapter 7. Bion
41. Book IV. Chapter 8. Lacydes
42. Book IV. Chapter 9. Carneades
43. Book IV. Chapter 10. Clitomachus
44. Book V. Chapter 1. Aristotle
45. Book V. Chapter 2. Theophrastus
46. Book V. Chapter 3. Strato
47. Book V. Chapter 4. Lyco
48. Book V. Chapter 5. Demetrius
49. Book V. Chapter 6. Heraclides

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Diogenes Laertius' Lives of Eminent Philosophers provides a wealth information about the lives and teachings of ancient Greek thinkers. Despite the varying reliability of Laertius' accounts, his book has become a principal source for the history of Greek philosophy, since many of the earlier sources on which it was based are no longer extant. - Summary by Kazbek

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