Philosophia Antiqua is the leading series specializing in books on Ancient Philosophy, covering the entire history of the subject from the Presocratics through Plato, Aristotle and the Stoics to the Neoplatonists of late Antiquity. The over-riding concern of the series is to promote scholarship of the highest quality and originality, publishing work specifically oriented towards texts (editions, commentaries, translations), but also monographs, including both those that offer new readings of familiar – or less familiar – texts and those that explore the intersections between ancient and modern topics and approaches. Volumes are published in English, French and German. The series includes edited volumes that show a clear and coherent focus, but does not normally host Festschriften or Memorial volumes.
Series Editors Frans A.J. de Haas,
Leiden University Irmgard Männlein,
University of Tübingen
Advisory Board Keimpe Algra,
Utrecht University George Boys-Stones,
University of Toronto Philipp Brüllmann,
University of Heidelberg Klaus Corcilius,
University of Tübingen George Karamanolis,
University of Vienna Inna Kupreeva,
University of Edinburgh Mariska Leunissen,
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Sara Magrin,
University of Pittsburgh Marije Martijn,
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Christopher Moore,
Pennsylvania State University Noburu Notomi,
The University of Tokyo Pauliina Remes,
Uppsala University David Runia,
University of Melbourne Barbara Sattler,
Ruhr University Bochum Frisbee Sheffield,
University of Cambridge and
Downing College Svetla Slaveva-Griffin,
Florida State University Carrie Swanson,
University of Iowa Katja Vogt,
Columbia University Christian Wildberg,
University of Pittsburgh