41. Vanderbilt University - New Books For Classics - November 2002 The fragments / antiphon the sophist ; edited with introduction, translation and commentary by Gerard J. Pendrick. Cambridge ; New York Cambridge http://www.library.vanderbilt.edu/central/classics/Classics-Nov02.html

New Books Related to Classical Studies – November 2002 CENTRAL Library Art and Archaeology Vermeule, Cornelius Clarkson, 1925- Art and archaeology of antiquity / London : Pindar Press, 2001- 4 v. : ill. ; 25 cm. DE59 .V47 2001 v.1 Spiegelberg, Wilhelm, 1870-1930. Geschichte der ägyptischen Kunst bis zum Hellenismus / im Abriss dargestellt von Wilhelm Spiegelberg. Leipzig : J.C. Hinrichs, 1903. vi, [2], 88 p. : illus. ; 22 cm. Der alte Orient. Ergänzungsband ; I N 5350 .S75 Measham, Terry. 1000 years of the Olympic Games : treasures of Ancient Greece / Terence Measham, Elisabeth Spathari, and Paul Donnelly ; organised and lent by the Hellenic Ministry of Culture, Athens, as a contribution to the celebration of the Sydney 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games ; developed by the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney. Sydney : Powerhouse Pub., 2000. 144 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 28 cm. Lafon, Xavier. Villa Maritima : recherches sur les villas littorales de l'Italie romaine : IIIe siècle av. J.C.-IIIe siècle ap. J.-C / Rome : École française de Rome, 2001. 527 p., [1] leaf of plates : ill. ; 29 cm. Bibliothèque des écoles françaises d'Athènes et de Rome ; fasc. 307 Salmon, Frank (Frank E.)

42. Estudios Clásicos The fragments / antiphon the sophist; edited with introduction, translation and commentary by Gerard J. Pendrick. Cambridge, 2002. 0993591 MFilol. http://www.csic.es/cbic/BGH/0302cla.htm

43. Mathematicians Working In The Greek Tradition Repeatedly Addressed Certain Persi GJ Pendrick, antiphon the sophist (Cambridge 2001) 108125, 261-275. R. Seide, Zum Problem des geometrischen Atomismus bei Demokrit, Hermes 109 (1981) http://www.apaclassics.org/AnnualMeeting/05mtg/abstracts/Keyser.html

American Philological Association Home Administration Annual Meeting Awards ... Search apaclassics.org Paul Keyse r Grasping the Limits: As easy as pi In this paper, I will discuss how the understanding of infinite series gradually evolved, from Zen to Archimedes, in the twin contexts of finding areas and volumes by the "method of exhaustion" and of summing an infinite series of numbers. Zen had been puzzled to understand how an endless series of finite quantities could reach any finite total or limit (DK A25-26: Aristotle, Phys Demokritos (DK B155) (DK B13), and probably Eudoxos, sought to compute the area or volume of curvilinear figures using an endless series of rectilinear figures, e.g., to "square" the circle. This procedure Aristotle rejected as ill-founded ( Phys Soph. El Elem Archimedes, building

44. KONSTAN.html antiphon the sophist, in a fragment preserved by Stobaeus (=DK fr. 87B 49), warns that marriage and children bring as much anxiety as they do pleasure. http://www.apaclassics.org/Publications/PresTalks/KONSTAN.html

Presidential Address 1999 Dallas, Texas Altruism David Konstan Brown University We commonly do not remember that it is, after all, always the first person that is speaking. But I felt: you are an I you are an Elizabeth you are one of them Were the ancient Greeks and Romans altruistic? Is anyone? Common sense suggests that people care about others just as they do about themselves; the problem is, it also suggests the reverse. As Elliot Sober and David Sloan Wilson put it in their recent book, Unto Others: The Evolution and Psychology of Unselfish Behavior The atomized condition of modern life may in part explain this development, but responsibility must lie as well with the many authorities in philosophy, psychology, biology, and economics who hold as a matter of principle that all motives are selfish. Most of the relevant arguments are rehearsed or at least adverted to by Sober and Wilson, who seek to resolve the issue in favor of altruism by invoking considerations relating to evolution and natural selection. Their effort is not altogether successful, in my view; nor is it entirely necessary. But neither, as we shall see, is it wholly without precedent in classical antiquity. It is perfectly possible, of course, to inquire into how Greeks and Romans actually behaved. There are cultures in which generosity and sympathy are less prized or more, and comparative data on treatment of prisoners of war or the aged, for example, may reveal significant differences between one group and another. Although Greek and Roman violence toward enemies could extend as far as the extermination or enslavement of entire populations, Livy tells us that it was a point of pride with the Romans that they were particularly given to sentiments of pity toward the conquered. Hendrik Bolkestein devoted a large volume to investigating the ideal of charity among the ancient Egyptians, Hebrews, Greeks and Romans, and concluded that the democratic ethos of the classical city-state militated against concern for the poor as such.

45. Table Of Contents THE SOPHISTS. PROTAGORAS OF ABDERA, GORGIAS OF LEONTINI, AND ANTIPHON OF antiphon the sophist. BRYSON OF HERACLEA. ASTRONOMY. PARMENIDES OF ELEA http://web.doverpublications.com/cgi-bin/toc.pl/0486274950

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46. Greek Authors A antiphon the sophist Gerard J. Pendrick X. Apollodorus The writer of The Libraries a collection of Greek mythology which reads a little like the bible http://www.hellenicbookservice.com/classics/greek_authors_a.htm

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47. Books By Antiphon antiphon the sophist The Fragments. by Antiphon,. Edited by Gerard J. Pendrick. Cambridge University Press , cloth , 400 pages. Due/Published January 2002 http://www.frontlist.com/author/61053

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49. CA 3040 Semester 2 Tutorial 3 1.6.11.6.10 from ‘It is only fair to Socrates not to leave unrecorded the conversations that he had with antiphon the sophist.’ (p. http://www.art.man.ac.uk/clah/staff/morrison/CA3040Sem2Tut3.htm

CA 3040 Semester 2 Tutorial 3 Xenophon gobbets Please write a short commentary, specifying the context briefly , and picking out points of literary, historical, cultural or philosophical importance, on two of the following three passages. Please write about 600-800 words on each of the passages you choose, and come prepared to read out your response IN ITS ENTIRETY. Mem. 1.3.8-1.3.13 from ‘He urged resolute avoidance of sexual relations with beautiful people...’ (p. 87) to ‘That may give you just enough time to recover.’ (p. 88) Mem. 1.6.1-1.6.10 from ‘It is only fair to Socrates not to leave unrecorded the conversations that he had with Antiphon the sophist.’ (p. 95) to ‘...and what is nearest to the divine is the next best.’ (p. 97) Mem. 2.6.9-2.6.21 from ‘But how are friends made?’ (p. 121) to ‘...and in what class of men shall we find trust and goodwill?’ (p. 123)

50. LDAB Protagora, Antifonte, Posidonio, Aristotele, Firenze1986, pp.6169; GJPendrick, antiphon the sophist, Cambridge 2002, pp.158-184, Fr. 44. repertories http://ldab.arts.kuleuven.ac.be/detail.php?theID=LDAB 0230

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52. ERAS - Willis, C.: Conceptions Of Language And Reality In Euripides' Helen Ingeniously Antiphon used the damning evidence of his prosecutors to demonstrate wished to distinguish Antiphon of Rhamnous from antiphon the sophist. http://www.arts.monash.edu.au/eras/edition_5/willisarticle.htm

Skip to content Change text size Monash home Arts home ... Site map SEARCH Arts Faculty All of Monash enter search terms ISSN 1445-5218 Home Editions Guidelines for Contributors Call for Papers ... Print version Conceptions of Language and Reality in Euripides' Helen Chris Willis Monash University) Abstract Euripides' Helen has been described variously as a comedy, a romance, a 'tragi-comedy', an anti-war protest, or some combination of these, though rarely as a tragedy in the classical sense. This paper, however, will argue that when read with an eye fixed firmly on its intellectual context the Helen is perhaps best described as a 'drama of ideas': a work in which certain themes and ideas popular in fifth-century philosophical literature are explored in engaging ways. It might be the case, indeed, that the Helen can only be understood properly when such ideas are taken into consideration. Beyond re-evaluating the Helen itself, though, this paper will also attempt to determine whether Euripides' exposition can shed light on some of the more obscure aspects of ancient philosophy. Specifically, we will examine Euripides' use of contemporary thought regarding language and its peculiar relation to the world, and how the Helen might help to illuminate the Sophistic philosophy of Protagoras, who was one of the most controversial thinkers of fifth century.

53. How Integral Calculus Has Developed BY ANNE SANDNES MARIE antiphon the sophist (approximatly 430 BC) gave one of the earliest important contributions to the problem of squaring the circle. http://home.c2i.net/greaker/comenius/0001/textpage.html

54. Oxford University Press: Voices Of Ancient Philosophy: Julia Annas antiphon the sophist, Fragment 7. Plato, Gorgias 482e484c. Plato, Crito 50a-54e. Plato, Repubic 358c-360d. Aristotle, Politics I, 2 http://www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/Philosophy/History/Ancient/?view=u

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59. Books (sole Author): of antiphon the sophist, The Fragments, edited with Introduction, Translation, and Commentary by Gerard J. Pendrick, in Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~gagarin/publications.html

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