The Greek atomists and Epicurus : a study /
by Cyril Bailey.
- Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1928.
- viii, 619 p. ; 23 cm.
Incluye referencias bibliográficas e índices.
Part I. The atomists -- I. The Antecedents of atomism -- 1. The Monists -- 2. The Pluralists: Empedocles -- 3. The Pluralists: Anaxagoras -- 4. Subordinate Problems -- II. Leucippus -- 1. Life and Writings -- 2. The Atomic Theory -- 3. Atoms and Space : the creation of things -- 4. Cosmogony : the creation of worlds -- 5. The Soul, Sensation, and Theory of Knowledge -- 6. Conclusion -- III. Democritus -- 1. Life and Writings -- 2. The Atomic Theory -- 3. Nature and movement of Atoms: creation of things -- 4. The Cosmic Whirl: creation of worlds -- 5. Our World : the heavenly bodies and the earth -- 6. The Soul, Sensation, and Thought -- 7. The Gods -- 8. Theory of Knowledge -- 9. Ethics -- 10. Conclusion -- Part II. Epicurus -- 1. Life and writings -- 2. Canonice -- 3. Atoms and space -- 4. Properties and accidents -- 5. The motion of the atoms -- 6. Compound bodies and their qualities -- 7. Worlds and our world -- 8. The soul, sensation, thought and will -- 9. The gods: theology and religion -- 10. Ethics -- 11. Conclusion -- Appendices -- I. On the Theory of Anaxagoras -- II. Other Views of πρόλεψις -- III. On the Meaning of επιβολὴ τῆς διανοίας -- IV. On the Meaning of όγκος cacumen and glomeramen -- V. On the Relation of the 'Nameless' Element and the 'Mind' -- VI. Other Views of the Constitution of the Epicurean Gods