Index of Ancient Names, Places, Authors, and Passages Cited
Abaris
23n8
Achilles
95n170, 198
Adrastus
68, 70, 71
Aelianus
ap. Porphyry, Commentary on Ptolemy’s Harmonics
pp. 40.4–44.17 Raffa = pp. 33.16–37.5 Düring
54n56
p. 41.5–8 Raffa = p. 34.11–14 Düring
41n15
Aelianus, Claudius
Various History
1.26
111n225
2.44
112n228
Aeneas
108
Aeneas the Tactician
On the Defense of Fortified Positions
22.22.4
112n227
Aeschylus
81
Alcibiades
74, 98n176
Alcmaeon of Croton
fr. 10 Diels–Kranz
59n71
Alexander of Aphrodisias
Commentary on Aristotle’s ‘On Sense’
p. 132.23–133.6 Wendland
59n71
[Alexander of Aphrodisias]
Problems
1.38.12–16
59n71
Alyattes] King of Lydia
26
Amoebeus the Citharoede
27
Anchytus] a friend of Empedocles’
18
Andron of Catania
13, 27, 36, 72–79
Andron (or Abron) of Halicarnassus
23n8
Andron of Pellenes
73n95
Andronicus of Rhodes
29n37, 32
Anonymus of Photius
p. 237.7–10 Thesleff (= Scholia on Theocritus 14.5B.4–7 Wendel)
4n12
Antigenidas of Thebes
40n7
Antigonus] father of Halcyoneus
44
Antigonus of Caristus
23
Aphthonius, Aelius Festus
30, 81, 86–89
On Metres = Marius Victorinus, The Art of Grammar
vol. 6 p. 158.30–159.2 Keil
87n147
vol. 6 p. 159.27–31 Keil
88
vol. 6 p. 160.13–15 Keil
89n155
Apollo
73, 74n99, 98
Apollonius the Paradoxographer
19, 23–24, 34, 107–109
Apuleius of Madaura
The Golden Ass
10.31.24–27
113n233
Archidamus
78n121
Archytas of Tarentum
2–5, 14, 19, 53, 56n61, 93
fr. 1.18–20 Huffman
54n55
fr. 1 Huffman
45n34, 54n56
test. A18 Huffman
59n71
Aristides Quintilianus
17, 35, 70, 82–83, 100–101, 103
On Music
1.4 pp. 4–6 Winnington-Ingram
100n183
1.8.47–49 p. 15.8–10 Winnington-Ingram
69
1.6–12 pp. 7–30 Winnington-Ingram
35n15
1.9 p. 19 Winnington-Ingram
17n65
1.19 pp. 39–40 Winnington-Ingram; 2.15 pp. 82–84 Winnington-Ingram
93n162
2.3 p. 54–55 Winnington-Ingram
93n164
2.4.65–69 pp.57.31–58.2 Winnington-Ingram
82n133
2.5.13–16 p. 58.18–21 Winnington-Ingram
83n134
2.5.18–23 p. 58.23–27 Winnington-Ingram
83n135
2.13–14 pp. 77–82 Winnington-Ingram
103n193
Aristotle
2, 9, 13, 15, 18, 23, 29, 32, 39, 43, 46, 84, 90, 97, 106, 107n207
Categories
9A.28–10B.25
47n38
Enquiry into Animals
589B.19
76n108
On the Soul
403A.8–10
29n38
420A–B
5n20, 46n36
Poetics
1461B.30–32
13n46, 76n114
1462A.8–9
77n115
Politics
1340A.28–39
77n116
1340A.38–42
97n173
1340B.25–31
94n165
1342A.4–7
84n137
1342B
109n218
Topics
160A.12–20
5n20
[Aristotle]
On Audibles
800A.1–7
57n62
800B–801A
15n59
803B–804A
52n52
804A
53n52
Problems
11.7 899B.18
42n18
11.8 899B.25
42n18
11.13 900A.16–25
15n60
11.16 900B.23–28
56n61
11.19 901A.15–17
6n26
11.25 901B.30
42n18
11.32 902B.29–903A.5
15n61
11.53 905A.4–12
15n61
19.1 917B.19–20
98n177, 107n207
19.5 918A.3–9
105n199
19.10 918A.32–33
94n166
19.27 919B.26–37
9n36
19.39 921A.7–31
6n26, 52n52
Aristoxenus of Tarentum
3–4, 7, 9, 13, 15–16, 18, 20–21, 23n8, 33, 35, 39, 44, 58, 68, 78n119, 85–86, 99–100, 110–113
Elements of Harmonics
1 p. 5.4–7 Da Rios
34n13
1.8–10, pp. 13.7–15.5 Da Rios
85n140
1.9.30–32 p. 14.17–19 Da Rios
15n62, 86n145
1.15 p. 20.16–17 Da Rios
85n142
2.31–32 pp. 40.11–41.12 Da Rios
98n174
2.32 pp. 41.13–42.7 Da Rios
4n13
2.34–39 pp. 44–48 Da Rios
44n24
3.66–68 pp. 83.4–85.8 Da Rios
21n84
Elements of Rhythmics
2.9 p. 6.16–21; 2.11 p. 6.31 ff. Pearson
100n184
fr. 26 Wehrli
18n71
fr. 117 Wehrli
24n11, 110n222
fr. 122–127 Wehrli
44n24
fr. 124 Wehrli
20n79
Asclepiades of Bithynia
99
Ateas] King of Schythia
39–40
Athenaeus of Naucratis
11–14, 19, 26–27, 34, 72–74, 77–79, 107–108
The Sophists at Dinner
1.3 1 F
26n24
4.84 185A
42n15
4.84.8–11 184C
74n100
10.46 435B–C
40n7
14.25.4–6 628C
10n38
14.25.8–14 628C–D
22n43
14.27.16–17 629e
74n98
14.31.5–7 631E
74n102
14.35–36 634B–E
78n119
Athens
22, 28
Autolycus, Sons of
106
Bellermann’s Anonymus
103
On Music
13
34n13
9–10
103n143
Boethius, Anicius Manlius Severinus
On the Principles of Music
1.1 p. 185.20–22 Friedlein
18, 109n217
Bolus of Mendes
23
Caelius Aurelianus
107, 109
On Chronic Diseases
5.1.23 pp. 918–920 Drabkin
107n210
Caesar, Iulius
22
Callias
fr. 30 Kassel–Austin
73n92
[Callisthenes]
History of Alexander the Great
1.41.19–20
112n229
Calpurnia] wife of Pliny the Younger
88n152
Cassiodorus, Flavius Magnus Aurelius
On Music
10
27n28
Censorinus
27–28, 98–99, 101
About the Day of Birth
12.1
98n175
12.3
98n177
Cerellius, Quintus
27
Chaeronea
38
Chamaeleon
fr. 4 Wehrli
108n211
Chrysogonus
40n7
Cicero, Marcus Tullius
18
Cleisthenes of Sicyon
11–12
Cleolas of Thebes
73–75, 77
Clinias the Pythagorean
108
Colotes of Lampsacus
38
Crates
39n7
Cratinus
fr. 425 Kassel–Austin
73n92
Ctesias
fr. 688F.31 Jacoby
73n93
Damon of Oa
9–14, 18
fr. 37 B 6 Diels-Kranz
10n38
Demetrius
28
Dicaearchus of Messina
fr. 88 and 89 Wehrli = fr. 89 and 90 Mirhady
44n27
Didymus of Alexandria
Commentary on Demosthenes
12 Pearson-Stephens
40n7
Didymus the Musician
4, 49n44
Diodorus Siculus
Library of History
9.22.213.45.8; 15.55.3
112n227
Diogenes of Babylon
90–91
Diogenes Laertius
32–34, 44, 72
Lives
4.22
39n7
5.22.10
43
5.40
44n29
5.42–50
32n2
5.43–44
32n5
5.46
32
5.47
32
5.49
32
5.50
34
Dionysodorus
39n7
Dionysius of Halicarnassus
On Literary Composition
14 p. 104.3 Aujac–Lebel
76n109
Dorion
40n7
Duris of Samos
40n7
Empedocles
18–19
Epicurus
22, 38–39, 41, 43, 89, 95n170, 98, 99n179
fr. 9 Arrighetti
38n5
fr. 12.2 Arrighetti
38n4
[Euclid]
Division of the Canon
p. 148.9–11 Jan
6n23
pp. 148–149 Jan
52n51
pp. 152.1–153.4 Jan
4n14
pp. 161.17–162.12 Jan
4n14
Eudoxus of Cnidus
23n8
Eudoxus of Rhodes
23n8
Eumelus
Titanomachy
fr. 8 West = 6 Bernabè
73n91
Eunapius
28n32
Euripides
56n60
fr. 663 Nauck
80n123
Eusebius of Caesarea
Evangelical Preparation
10.3.1 Schroeder–Des Places
28n31
Eustathius
73, 78–79, 107
Commentary on Homer’s Iliad
16.617 vol. 3 p. 907.4–6 van der Valk
107n209
Commentary on Homer’s Odyssey
1.306.1–8 Stallbaum
74n96
Gadara
22
Galen
18, 99n179
On Affected Parts
vol. 8 p. 173.5 Kühn
108n214
The Composition of Medicines According to the Regions of the Body
vol. 9 p. 331 Kühn
108n215
On Distinguishing Pulses
vol. 8 p.871.13–17 Kühn
99n180
On the Doctrines of Hippocrates and Plato
6.10–11
99n180
On Trembling
vol. 5 p. 585 Kühn
99n180
On the Usefulness of the Parts of the Body
7.13 vol. 3 p. 561 Kühn (= vol. 1 pp. 407–408 Helmreich)
76n110
Gellius, Aulus
Attic Nights
1.11; 4.13; 19.9
26n20
19.25–26
109n221
Heraclides
ap. Porphyry, Commentary on Ptolemy’s Harmonics pp. 36.9–37.28 Raffa = pp. 30.1–31.12 Düring
53n52
Heraclides the Boxer
80
Heraclides Ponticus
6, 91
fr. 157 Wehrli
73n94
Herculaneum
22, 89
Herodotus
Histories
1.17
26n20
6.129
11n43
Herophilus of Chalcedon
99
Hesychius
σ 612 Schmidt
78n121
Hieronymus of Rhodes
texts 4 and 9 White
44n28
Hippoclides of Athens
11
Hippocrates (Corpus Hippocraticum)
De victu
1.8.2
17n68
Homer
73
Iliad
9.186–189
108n212
15.189
82n131
Odissey
4.219–226
18
8.382–384
79
19.455–458
106
[Homer]
Hymns
3.514–516
73n90
Horace
The Art of Poetry
214–215
76n114
Iamblichus
18–19, 106
Life of Pythagoras
64
106n204
110–111
106n203
114
99n178, 106n 202
Ismenias
39, 109
Lilybaeum
28n32
Locri
110
Longinus, Cassius
28–29
Lydus, Iohannes
82
On Months
2.8.1–3
81n129
2.8.14–26 passim
82n131
Mars
98
Marsyas of Pella
40n7
Martianus Capella, Minneus Felix
On the Marriage of Philology and Mercury
9.926
18
Merion
108
Minerva
98
Mitridates
80
Naples
22, 90
Nicomachus of Gerasa
69–71
Introduction to Arithmetic
1.3.4
54n55
Manual of Harmonics
9 pp. 252.17–253.3 Jan
69
Odysseus
106n200 79
Panaetius the Younger
37
Pausanias
74–75
Description of Greece
9.12.5.6–6.3
75n103
Pella
42
Philarchus
23n8
Philip the II] King of Macedonia
40n7
Philistion’s Brother] a physician from Locri
On Remedies
vol 1 p. 116 text 18 Wellmann
107n210
Philodemus
22–23, 41, 89–97, 101, 104
On Frank Criticism
fr. 18.1–2 Olivieri
41n12
On music
4.41.28 vol. 1 p. 67 Delattre
109n217
Rhetoric
2 col. 52.27–28 p. 151; col. 56.22 p. 159; col. 57.22 p. 161 Longo Auricchio
43n22
Philolaus of Croton
2, 4, 17, 19, 69–71
fr. 6A Huffman
3n7
Philoxenus of Cythera
40
Philoxenus] Satrap of Alexander the Great
73
Photius
σ 511.5–6 Porson
78n121
Pindar
fr. 148 Snell-Maehler
73n89
Piso, Lucius Calpurnius Caesoninus
22
Pythagoras
2, 4n12, 6n22, 18–19, 27, 99, 106, 107n210
Plato
2–4, 8–9, 13–14, 18n70, 20, 26, 29, 45–46, 54n56, 55, 68, 80n123, 83, 87–88, 90, 97n171, 99, 108n210
Laches
181C–D; 197D; 200A–B
13n50
Laws
664E–665A
100n181
665E
55n58
700A–671A
13n45
Phaedo
57A
26n24
94B–95A
99n181
Phaedrus
245A.1–8
87n149
Philebus
56A.3–7
8n31
Republic
400B; 424C
13n50
475D
38n4
530E.7–531C.4
3n10
Symposium
172A
26n24
215C–D
98n176
Theaetetus
157B.9
72n86
Timaeus
47C.6–E.2
9n34
67A–C
45n35
67B.2–4
89n132
80A
6n21
Pliny the Younger
Letters
4.19.3–5 passim
88n152
Plotinus
28–29
Enneads
5.3.3.39–45
29n38
Plutarch
7, 16, 24, 35, 38–41, 43–44, 80–81, 85n141, 88
On Love
762B
81n124
Table Talk
612D–E
44n28
613E
43n21
614A and C
43n20
704E–705B
104
710E
40n9
That a Life in Conformity with Epicurus Cannot Be Pleasant
1095E
44n24
1096C
38n4, 39n6
[Plutarch]
On Music
3 1131F.6–1132C.10
73n94
11 1134F–1135B
35n14
16 1136E
14n55
36 1144C–E
13n45
40 1145D–F
95n170
Polemon
39n7
Pollux, Iulius
74, 76
Onomasticon
4.67; 4.71
98n177
4.74
42n15
4.67; 4.71–73; 4.114; 4.20–23
76n112
4.84.7
112n232
4.103.3–4
74n98
4.84
74n99
Porphyry
4, 17, 28–29, 34–35, 37, 45–49, 51, 60–61, 67–71, 85–86
Commentary on Ptolemy’s Harmonics
p. 4.3–6 Raffa = p. 5.12–24 Düring
35n13
pp. 13.16–14.29 Raffa = pp. 13.24–14.27 Düring
29n38
pp. 36.9–38.10 Raffa = pp. 30.2–31.26 Düring
6n22, 54n56
pp. 37.12–17 Raffa = pp. 30.28–31.3 Düring
53n52
p. 41.5–8 Raffa = p. 34.11–14 Düring
41n15
pp. 45.28–82.8 Raffa = pp. 38.9–67.14 Düring
45n33
p. 56.3–14 Raffa = p. 46.3–13 Düring
45n35
p. 57.19–30 Raffa = p. 47.13–23 Düring
46n36
p. 69.10–11 Raffa = p. 56.4 Düring
54n55
pp. 71.29–72.10 Raffa = p. 58.21–33 Düring
48n40
pp. 74.32–75.3 Raffa = p. 61.9–14 Düring
48n41
p. 75.4–5 Raffa = p. 61.14–15 Düring
48n42
pp. 81.6–82.3 Raffa = pp. 66.16–67.10 Düring
37n2
p. 82.4–7 Raffa = p. 67.11–13 Düring
37
p. 107.4–9 Raffa = p. 86.20–24 Düring
85n143
p. 119.1–13 Raffa = p. 96.12–23 Düring
70n82
p. 119.5–9 Raffa = p. 96.16–20 Düring
68n77
pp. 119.19–120.3 Raffa = pp. 96.29–97.8 Düring
69
p. 130.1–131.10 Raffa = p. 104.4–16 Düring
59n71
Life of Plotinus
24
29n37
Priscianus
Principles of Grammar
3.27.24
27n28
Proclus
Commentary on Plato’s Republic
2.23.14–15 Kroll
28n31
Pronomos of Thebes
74–75
Ptolemaïs of Cyrene
4, 49n44
Ptolemy, Claudius
4, 29, 35, 37, 45–47, 49, 61, 67–68, 103
Harmonics
1. 1 pp. 3–5; 3.6–16 pp. 98–111 Düring
35n16
1.3 p. 7.10–13 Düring
57n62
1.3 p. 9.6–15 Düring
103n194
1.8 pp. 16.32–17.7 Düring
8n31
1.12 pp. 28.28–29.2 Düring
43n19
1.13 pp. 30–31 Düring
14n53
Quintilian, Marcus Fabius
Principles of Oratory
1.10.32
18
11.3.20
76n111
Rhegium
110
Rome
22, 28, 80
Sextus Empiricus
90
Against the Professors
6.10
95n170
Ṣiwān al–Ḥikma
30–31, 101, 104
Skymnus of Chios
23n8
Sotacus
23n8
Speusippus
2
Stesichorus
40n7
Stobaeus, Ioannes
69–71
Anthology
1.21.7d.14–15 Wachsmut
69
Strabo
Geography
9.3.10
74n99
Suda
Ἀριστόξενος, α 3927 Adler
44n25
Πυθαγόρας, π 3124.99–101 Adler
4n12
σικελίζειν, σ 389 Adler
78n121
Suetonius, Gaius Tranquillus
28
Telestes the Dithyrambographer
110
Theon] a friend of Plutarch’s
38
Theon of Smyrna
On the Usefulness of Mathematics
pp. 49.6–50.3 Hiller
70
p. 82.22–23 Hiller
70
p.83.6–7 Hiller
70n83
Theophrastus
Characters
7
40n8
Enquiry into Plants
4.11
113n234
On the Causes of Plants
2.19.5.3; 6.17.3.8
85n141
6.4.7
41 n 10
6.5.1
40n9
On Dizziness
5.5 = fr. 8 Wimmer
85n141
On Winds and Weather Signs
16.8–9 = fr.5 Wimmer
85n141
texts (other than those discussed in this volume)
1.147
44n31
1.213
32
1.179
32
1.260
32, 72
4b
32
39
29n37
39.7–8
32n4
185
28
280.1
22
306
104
440c; 512a; 531; 548a–d
29n36
Theopompus
23n8
Thrasyllus
test. 15b Tarrant
68n77
Thucydides
History of the Peloponnesian War
5.70
111n226
Tiberius Emperor
80
Timotheus Oeniadas
40n7
Tyre
28
Varro, Marcus Terentius
25, 26n25, 28
Victorinus, Gaius Marius
30, 86
Xenocrates
2, 18n70
fr. 87 Isnardi Parente
6n22, 54n56
Xenophon
On Hunting
5.33
39n6
Zeus
73
Zeuxippus] a friend of Plutarch’s
38