Political fragme
Political fragments of Archytas, Charondas, Zaleucus, and other ancient Pythagoreans, preserved by Stobæus
作者：Taylor, Thomas, 1758-1835 [Translator]
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章节目录
共 60 题- TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE
- POLITICAL FRAGMENTS
- OF
- ARCHYTAS, CHARONDAS, ZALEUCUS,
- AND OTHER
- ANCIENT PYTHAGOREANS,
- PRESERVED BY STOBÆUS;
- AND ALSO,
- ETHICAL FRAGMENTS
- OF
- PRESERVED BY THE SAME AUTHOR.
- TRANSLATED FROM THE GREEK
- BY THOMAS TAYLOR.
- FOR THE TRANSLATOR, MANOR PLACE, WALWORTH.
- Table of Contents
- INTRODUCTION.
- POLITICAL FRAGMENTS
- OF THE
- PYTHAGOREANS.
- FROM THE TREATISE OF HIPPODAMUS THE THURIAN ON A REPUBLIC.
- FROM THE TREATISE OF DIOTOGENES ON SANCTITY.
- FROM THE TREATISE OF ARCHYTAS ON LAW AND JUSTICE.
- AND IN ANOTHER PART OF THE SAME WORK.
- IN ANOTHER PART ALSO OF THE SAME WORK.
- FROM DIOTOGENES IN HIS TREATISE CONCERNING A KINGDOM.
- AND IN ANOTHER PART OF THE SAME TREATISE.
- FROM THE TREATISE OF STHENIDAS THE LOCRIAN, ON A KINGDOM.
- FROM THE TREATISE OF ECPHANTUS, THE CROTONIAN, ON A KINGDOM.
- AND IN ANOTHER PART OF THE SAME WORK.
- FROM ARCHYTAS.
- FROM THE TREATISE OF DIOTOGENES ON SANCTITY.
- THE PREFACE OF CHARONDAS, THE CATANEAN, TO HIS TREATISE OF LAWS.
- THE PREFACE OF ZALEUCUS, THE LOCRIAN, TO HIS LAWS.
- FROM THE TREATISE OF CALLICRATIDAS ON THE FELICITY OF FAMILIES.
- AND IN ANOTHER PART OF THE SAME WORK.
- AND AGAIN, IN ANOTHER PART OF THE SAME WORK.
- FROM THE TREATISE OF PERICTYONE[28] ON THE DUTIES OF A WOMAN.
- FROM THE TREATISE OF PERICTYONE ON THE HARMONY OF A WOMAN[29].
- AND IN THE FOURTH BOOK OF THE SAME WORK[33].
- FROM THE TREATISE OF PEMPELUS ON PARENTS[34].
- ETHICAL FRAGMENTS
- OF
- HIEROCLES,
- HOW WE OUGHT TO CONDUCT OURSELVES TOWARDS THE GODS.
- And
- HOW WE OUGHT TO CONDUCT OURSELVES TOWARDS OUR COUNTRY.
- AFTER WHAT MANNER WE OUGHT TO CONDUCT OURSELVES TOWARDS OUR PARENTS.
- ON FRATERNAL LOVE.
- ON WEDLOCK.
- HOW WE OUGHT TO CONDUCT OURSELVES TOWARDS OUR [OTHER] KINDRED.
- ON ECONOMICS.
- THE END.
- C. Whittingham, College House, Chiswick.
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST
- OF
- TRANSLATIONS AND ORIGINAL WORKS
- BY T. TAYLOR.
- FROM THE LATIN.
- TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE