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|a Philosophy and power in the Graeco-Roman world :
|b essays in honour of Miriam Griffin /
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|a Includes bibliographical references (pages 307-326) and indexes.
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|t Bibliography of works by Miriam T. Griffin --
|t Did Socrates agree to obey the laws of Athens? /
|r Lesley Brown --
|t The worth of human dignity : two tensions in Stoic cosmopolitanism /
|r Martha C. Nussbaum --
|t Cicero and the defining of the Ius civile /
|r Jill Harries --
|t Government and law : Ulpian, a philosopher in politics? /
|r Fergus Millar --
|t Academic therapy : Philo of Larissa and Cicero's project in the Tusculans /
|r Malcolm Schofield --
|t Beyond comparison : M. Sergius, Fortunae victor /
|r Mary Beagon --
|t Women, power, and philosophy at Rome and beyond /
|r Barbara Levick --
|t Philosophy in the second sophistic /
|r Glen W. Bowersock --
|t Cicero : a man of letters in politics /
|r Zvi Yavetz --
|t Deus or Divus : the genesis of Roman terminology for deified emperors and a philosopher's contribution /
|r David Wardle --
|t Arcanum imperii : the powers of Augustus /
|r Hannah M. Cotton,
|r Alexander Yakobson --
|t An emperor is made : senatorial politics and Trajan's adoption of Nerva in 97 /
|r Werner Eck --
|t 'Foolishness to the Greeks': Jews and Christians in the public life of the empire /
|r Loveday Alexander --
|t Old philosophy and new power : Cicero in fifth-century North Africa /
|r Margaret Atkins --
|t The creation of orthodoxy in neoplatonism /
|r Polymnia Athanassiadi --
|t Ancient philosophers /
|r Jonathan Barnes.
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|a Miriam Griffin is unrivalled as a bridge-builder between historians of the Graeco-Roman world and students of its philosophies. This wide-ranging volume in her honour brings together essays from seventeen international specialists, on a topic which is of major importance. Its subject matter covers from Socrates to late antiquity, extending to Diogenes, Cicero, Pliny the Elder, Marcus Aurelius, the Second Sophistic, Ulpian, Augustine, the Neoplatonist tradition, women philosophers, provision for basic human needs, the development of law, the formulation of imperial power, and the interpretation of Judaism and early Christianity. Emperors and drop-outs, media stars and administrators, top politicians and abstruse professionals, even ordinary citizens in their epitaphs, were variously called philosophers. Philosophy could offer those in power moral support or confrontation, a language for making choices or an intellectual diversion, but they might disregard philosophy and get on with the exercise of power. All Latin and Greek has been translated.
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