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Conceptualising Concepts in Greek Philosophy , pp. 476 - 484
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Index

abstractionism
critique of, 414–416
Ackrill, J.L., 96, 98, 102, 103, 109, 123
actualization
processes, 369
adiaphora, 134
Aeschylus
Agamemnon, 29
Aëtius, 260
affections, 186, 194, 196, 247, 406, See also pathēmata
aisthēma, 125
aisthēsis, 16, 120, 125, 131, 136, 206
Alcinous
Didaskalikos, 335, 339
Alcmaeon, 19, 21, 22n17, 25
Alexander of Aphrodisias, 5, 252, 257
on concepts, 368–383
ambiguity, 108–111
Ammonius, 424
analogy, 225, 226
anankē, 33
Anaxagoras, 18, 22n18, 27, 32–33
Anaximander, 30
animals
cognitive capacities in, 125–126
anthropomorphism, 217
Apollonius, 310
Conics, 313–314
aporrhoiai, 18
appearances, 64
conflicting, 69
appearances, images, impressions. See phantasia
Archimedes, 310
On Balancing Planes, 318–319
On Floating Bodies, 311–313
Sphere and Cylinder, 313
and Eudoxus, 325
Archimedes Palimpsest, 308
Archytas, 310, 323, 326
Arianism, 441–442
Aristotelian categories
in Clement of Alexandria, 431–435
Aristotelian forms, 170–177
Aristotle
Alexandrian interpretations of, 424–426
on attaining knowledge of scientific principles, 137–145
Categories, 151–155
on concept acquisition, 124–137
and concepts, 148–151
relative, 293–296
on Democritus, 19
distinction between types of potentiality and actuality, 369
Generation of Animals, 173
Metaphysics, 21, 25–26, 149–150, 162, 163–168, 171–172, 182–184, 187–188, 189
On the soul, 25
Organon, 120–124
Peri Ideōn, 155–159
Posterior Analytics, 119–120, 142–144, 179–182
on Socrates, 36, 41–43, 46, 49
Topics, 141, 162
arithmetic
as prerequisite, 71
for philosophical inquiry, 56–57
arkhē, 30
articulation, 334n15, See diarthōsis
in Epictetus, 243–244
in Simplicius, 244
Stoic, 361–363
assumption. See hupolēpsis
Atomists, 21
babbling fallacy, 295
Babut, Daniel, 349–350, 351n13, 354
Bailey, D.T.J., 261n10
Barnes, Jonathan, 132–133, 183n10, 201, 410n23
Basil of Caesarea, 444–447, 450
beliefs
and preconceptions, 216–219
blood
as organ of thinking, 21
body. See also sōma
preconception of, 213–214
Bostock, D., 96
Boys-Stones, George, 342
brain, 21, 22
Brandom, Robert B., 362n52
calculation. See logismos
Callimachus
Pinakes, 316
capacity. See also dunamis
underlying, 194–197
Carey, Susan, 181n6
Caston, Victor, 250, 251
centaurs
notion of, 227
Cherniss, H., 364n60
Chrysippus, 240, 249, 253, 256, 257
Ethics
Concerning the Articulation of Ethical Conceptions, 242
Church fathers, 5, See also Early Christian thinkers
Cicero, 208n12, 240
Academica, 243
Lucullus, 358–359
On the Nature of Gods, 210
circularity problem, 178, 180
Cleanthes, 253
Clement of Alexandria, 429–435, 450
Clidemus, 19, 26
cognition
developmental view, 27
cognitive development
in Aristotle, 178–202
commentaries
concepts in, 317–322
common conceptions, 4, 5, 245–246
in Plotinus, 384n1
Stoic approach criticized by Plutarch, 350–356, 363–367
Stoic reliance on, 356–363
common concepts
in Damascius, 423
common sense, 46, 51, 185, 349, 351
and Plutarch’s conception of Platonism, 360
common things. See koina
common, the. See koinon
composition. See sunthesis
conceptions
common. See common conceptions
and concepts
in Stoic terminology, 238–240
natural, 4
and preconceptions, 240–245
concepts
acquisition of, 71–72, 145–146
ancient approaches to, 2–4, 17
in Aristotle, 148–151
Organon, 120–124
in commentaries, 317–322
concept of, 147–148, 176
contents of, 345–346
derivative, 223–224, 226, 228
featured in dogmatic definitions, 273–279
formation
in Alexander of Aphrodisias, 368–372
phylogenetic, 17, 34
and Forms, 83–95, 168–170
generic, 297
nature of, 36
in Neoplatonist tradition, 404–426
as non-existent somethings, 250–251
as not-somethings, 248–250
Plotinus vs. Stoics on, 398–402
relative. See relative concepts
as sayables, 251–254
in Sextus Empiricus, 264–273, 279–284
in Socratic arguments, 50–54
Stoic account of, 385–387
vs words, 17, 28–34
contemplation, 335
co-recollection, 241n13
correct speaking, 108
cosmogony
in Origen, 435–437
craft. See technē
Crivelli, P., 110n28
Cuomo, S., 321
Cyclops
notion of, 228
Damascius, 422–423
de Harven, Vanessa, 251n33
death
preconception of, 231–232
definitions
in Aristotle, 148–149
in Clement of Alexandria, 430–431
in Epicureanism, 216–219
objects of, 77
real, 48
vs. nominal, 42–43
Socrates’ search for, 76
unity of, 78
Demetrius Laco, 209, 229
Democritus, 16, 19, 25
and cognition, 26
eidōla, 18
images, 19
on origin of human language, 29
diagnōsis, 24
dialectic, 113–114, 141, 222, 362
dianoēma, 5
dianoētikos logos, 405
dianoia, 4, 5
in Proclus, 417
diaphorai, 125
diarthōsis, 243
differences/distinctions. See diaphorai
dikē, 33
Diodorus Cronus, 265
Diodorus of Sicily, 29
Diogenes Laertius, 219, 222, 226, 238, 240–241, 257, 261
account of Stoic theory of concept formation, 227
Diogenes of Apollonia, 18, 21, 25
Diogenes of Oinoanda, 207
direct encounter. See periptōsis
discernment, 24
discursive reason. See dianoia
divine wisdom. See also sophia
in Origen, 437
division, method of, 8, 99–102, 112
Domninus of Larissa
The Handbook of ‘The Arithmetical Introduction’, 320
doxa
in Proclus, 417
doxastikos logos, 405
dunamis, 129, 182–183, 190
Early Christian thinkers, 427–429
education, 317
eidōla, 206, 208
eidos, 5, 17, 33, 79, 171, 176
elements, 33
eliminative arguments, 51
emanations, 18
Empedocles, 21, 25, 28, 32
emanations, 18
poroi, 19
empeiria, 120, 129
enargeia, 206
enargēs, 227
encephalocentrism, 22, 23
ennoēma, 4, 5, 122, 192, 238, 297
of empeiria, 121–122
in Sextus Empiricus, 261–262
ennoia, 4, 5, 116, 238, 297, 331
in Alexander of Aphrodisias, 375–380, 382
as concept under construction, 375–380
in Epicurean texts, 204
in Gregory of Nyssa, 441
in Porphyry, 411
in Sextus Empiricus, 263
stirring of, 58
ennoiai, 44, 239
and Forms, 335–336, 338–341
metaphysical foundation of, 336–341
Platonist notion of, 332–336
Stoic doctrine of, 331–332
ensouled
property of being, 215
epagōgē, 136–137, 140, 144
epibolē, 214
in Epicurean texts, 204
Epictetus, 37
on preconceptions, 45, 50
on process of articulation, 243–244
on Socrates, 36, 44–47
Epicurean approach
to preconceptions, 203–236
Epicureans
vocabulary of, 203–204
Epicurus
empiricist theory of concept formation, 19
on epistemology and philosophy of language, 204–205
Letter to Herodotus, 28–29, 213–214, 224–225
epinoia, 4, 5
in Basil of Caesarea, 444–445
in Epicurean terminology, 226
in Epicurean texts, 204
in Gregory of Nyssa, 441, 443–444, 446–448, 449
in Origen, 440
in Sextus Empiricus, 264
epinooumenon, 4
in Epicurean texts, 204
epistēmē, 129, 131, 140, 182, 334
in Alexander of Aphrodisias, 381
in Aristotle, 201
Forms as foundation for, 340–341
epistemology
empiricist, 203, 336
Epicurean, 235
in Epicurus’ Canon, 204
of Greek mathematicians, 308
Neoplatonist, 404
Platonic, 56
Plotinus’, 386
Plutarch’s, 343
Stoic, 241, 243, 251, 255, 257, 258
equality
conception of, 73
knowledge of, 75
as object of intellectual inquiry, 75–76
Eratostenes, 327
Euclid
Elements, 310, 315–316
Book 1, 319–320
Book 5, 323–325
Eudemus, 322
Eudoxus, 310, 327
and Euclid’s Elements Book 5, 323–324
Eunomius, 441–442, 443, 445, 449
Eutocius, 318
commentary to Archimedes’ On Balancing Planes, 318–319
exclusivity, 286, 292
principle of, 289
experience. See empeiria
in Aristotle, 180, 188–194, 200
from memory, 188–192
to technē, 192–194
expression
relation with thought, 408–409
fact–value distinction, 77
false statement, 115–117
Fine, Gail, 96, 103, 113
finger
concept of, 62, 67, 70, 72
focusing. See epibolē
Forms, 17, 33, 74–83
Aristotelian, 170–177
and concepts, 83–92, 168–170
as concepts, 102–103
and ennoiai, 335–336, 338–341
knowledge of, 341–344
as necessary to thinking, 113–115
negative, 111–112
in Origen, 438–441
role of, 96–99
as source of concepts, 92–95
Forms-thoughts hypothesis, 89
Fourfold Medicine. See Tetrapharmakos
Fowler, David, 308
Frede, M., 109n27, 181n8
Frege, G.
The Foundations of Arithmetic, 392–393
Gasser-Wingate, M., 198n42
genus, 17, 152, 166–167
Gill, Mary Louise, 105
gnōmē, 26
god
common concept of, 265
preconception of, 210–211, 231
goodness
as object of intellectual inquiry, 75–76
Greatest Kinds, 99, 102, 103–106, 107, 110, 117
Greek mathematicians, 322–325
Gregory of Nyssa, 441–451
happiness, 54, See homōisis
Havelock, E.A., 34
Havrda, Matyáš, 429
Hellenistic mathematics, 311–317, 326–329
Helmig, Christoph, 414n36
Heraclitus
on ambiguity of words, 32
Hermarchus, 216
hermeneus, 23, 24
Hermias, 412, 414
Hero of Alexandria, 310
Definitions, 316
hexeis, 120, 131, 182–184, 195
Hippocratic treatise
On the Sacred Disease, 22–23
homoiotēs, 227
and Epicurean theory of concept formation, 226
homōisis, 335
hupokeimena, 151
hupolēpsis, 4, 121, 217
huponoia, 4
idea, 17, 33, 79
image, 19
impressions. See phantasia
in the soul, 247
imprints, 18, See also tupos
induction, 198, 201, 339, 340n38, 414
inference. See metabasis
innatism, 24n27, 255–256
intellect, 27, 194, 195, 370
in Alexander of Aphrodisias, 380–382
common, 371, 379
divine
in Alexander of Aphrodisias, 372–375
in Gregory of Nyssa, 448–449
in Plotinus, 407–408
potential, 360, 361, 368–372, 373, 375, 378, 382, 424
as unity of concepts, 380–382
intellection, 335, See also noēsis
intellectual insight, 27
intelligence, 27
judgment. See hupolēpsis
katholou, 149, 153
Kenny, Anthony, 196
kinds, 147
King, R., 186n16
Knorr, W.R., 315
knowledge
in Aristotle, 180
in Homer, 27
and levels of development, 195
objects of, 76, 77, 87
and perception, 196
in Plato’s Republic, 88
resulting from stabilization of opinion, 22
koina, 104, 117
koinai
ambiguity of term, 246
koinai ennoiai, 4, 5
koinon, 149
kosmos, 33
language
formation, 28–29
function, 30
origin, 222
Late-learners problem, 108
lawgiver, 29, See also nomothetēs
lekta. See sayables
in the soul, 247
learning
in Aristotle, 195
as recollection, 75, 93
Lesher, James, 27, 133
logical stabilization, 22n19
logismos, 62, 63, 125
logoi. See also logos
in Alexandrian philosophers, 426
in Origen, 437–438
in Plotinus, 405–409
substantial, 416–417, 422
logos, 5, 33, 175, 176
three types of, 404
Long, Tony, 336
Lucretius, 222, 232, 233
Mackie, John, 41
Mansfeld, Jaap, 240, 241, 252
mathematical elaboration of music, 327
mathematics
Greek, 322–329
eras, 311
genre, 308–311
Hellenistic, 311–317
terminology, 309–310
meanings, 3, 110, 148
concepts understood as, 96, 102, 114–115
noēmata as, 433
and preconceptions, 220, 222
of predicate expressions, 103
memory, 120, 126
in Alexander of Aphrodisias, 381–382
in Aristotle, 180, 182–192
from perception, 182–188
to experience, 188–192
Meno’s paradox, 179, 218
and Stoicism, 366–367
mental images, 412
mentalist proposal, 90
metabasis, 225, 228
metabatikē noēsis
in Proclus, 417
Mignucci, M., 287n6
mind, 388, See also soul
in Aristotle, 123
atomic structure of, 209
concept of, 40
conceptions in, 332, 365
concepts in, 387
divine, 435, 439
forms in, 173
human, 449, 450
numbers as notions in, 392
phantasma of, 248, 252
preconceptions in, 217, 220, 229
role of, 117, 208, 236, 243
mind’s eye, 91
mind-independence, 92, 97, 254
Moore, G.E.
on definitions, 39–40
Moravcsik, J.M.E., 98, 103, 109
morphē, 17
musical harmony
theory of, 327
Mutschmann, H., 270n21
names and naming, 29–30, 442–445, 449
nature, 76
divine, 445
of human intellect, 448–449
and language, 28
principles better known in, 143
in Stoicism, 356, 362
vs. convention, 77
Nawar, Tamar, 292n15
New Academy
and common conceptions, 356–363
Nicomachus, 310
The Arithmetical Introduction, 320
noēma, 4, 5, 84, 98, 122, 130
in Alexander of Aphrodisias, 375–380
as concept under construction, 375–380
in Damascius, 423
in Gregory of Nyssa, 444, 446
in Proclus, 421
of universals, 123
noēsis, 4, 5, 27, 62, 63, 66, 140, 371
in Epicurean texts, 204
in Sextus Empiricus, 264
nomothetēs, 29. See also lawgiver
non-existent somethings, 250–251
nooumenon, 4
in Epicurean texts, 204
‘Not-someone’ argument, 249
not-somethings, 248–250
nous, 27, 114, 120, 131, 140, 183
in Aristotle, 201–202
as a capacity, 201–202
number(s), 60
categorizing, 67
concepts of, 56, 308
nature of, 56, 69
as notions in mind, 392
in Plotinus, 387
Obbink, Dirk, 246
one
categorizing, 67
concept of, 56, 57–60, 72, 390–392
conception of, 387–388
and not one, 388
in Plotinus, 393, 394, 397–398
and two, 398
oneness
nature of, 69
onomata, 31
onomatourgos, 29
opposites, 67, 78
oral transmission
decreasing importance of, 34
Origen, 435–441, 450
ousia, 151, 166, 175
ousiōdēs logos, 404
Owen, G.E.L., 103
pain, 232
preconception of, 232
pairs
of appearances, 66
of opposite properties, 78
Pappus, 311, 318
Collection, 320–321
commentary to Euclid’s Elements Book 10, 322–323
paradigms
notion of Forms as, 82
Parmenides, 16, 18, 25, 26, 27, 32
on names and naming, 30
participation, 81, 298, 395
particulars
and universals, 135, 136–137
pathēmata, 122, 123
percept. See aisthēma
percepts, 125
Peri Ideōn, 155–159
perilēpsis, 4
Peripatetics, 360, 361, 414
periptōsis, 227
phantasia, 125, 238
in Alexandrian philosophers, 424, 425–426
phantasmata, 248, 252, 261
in Alexandrian philosophers, 424–425
Philodemus, 216, 217, 232, 233
On signs, 339n35
Philolaus, 327
Philoponus, John, 424–426
phthongoi
preconceptions of, 205
phusikai ennoiai, 4, 240–245
Plato
Charmides, 87
Cratylus, 29–30
Euthyphro, 77
Laches, 35
Meno, 77
Parmenides, 81–92, 98, 104, 107, 114, 385, 399
Phaedo, 20, 92–95, 96, 398
Phaedrus, 92–93
Protagoras, 82
and relative concepts, 286–292
Republic, 54–73, 88
Sophist, 98, 99–103, 105–112, 114–116
Statesman, 101
Symposium, 289–292
Theaetetus, 86, 104, 116, 322–323, 333–334
Timaeus, 75, 104
Platonic Forms. See Forms
Platonism, 330–331
Platonists
as crypto-sceptics, 344
pleasure, 232, 234
Plotinus, 5, 344, 384–403
Enneads 6.6.12, 387–392
Enneads 6.6.13, 392–396
Enneads 6.6.14, 397–398
and Origen, 438–441
variety of mental contents in, 405–409
Plutarch
De Iside et Osiride, 342–343
On common conceptions, 345–367
poem
preconception of, 234
Polus, 21
poroi, 19
Porphyry, 409–412
preconceptions, 44–45, 50, 261, See also prolēpsis
of body, 208, 212, 214
and conceptions, 240–245
common, 245–246
Epicurus’ model of, 205–207
ethical use of, 231–235
formation of, 207–211
of good property manager, 211, 233, 234
and human flourishing, 231–235
identifying, 229–231
as meanings, 220, 222
natural, 245
and other concepts, 223–229
and permanent properties, 212–215
scope of, 211–212
Stoic view of, 45–46
and true beliefs, 216–219
and word use, 219–223
of words and expressions, 205
predicates, 33
primary conceptions. See preconceptions
principles
coining of word, 30
grasp of, 120
Proclus, 311, 315, 416–422
commentary on Plato’s Parmenides, 418, 420–421
commentary to Euclid’s Elements Book 1, 319–320
Prodicus, 33
prolēpsis, 4, 5, 44, See also preconceptions
coining of term, 240
in Epicurean texts, 204
in Sextus Empiricus, 262–263
properties, 147
permanent, 212–215
proportion
general theory of, 323–325
Protagoras, 33
prudence, 365
Ptolemy, 310
Geography, 317
puzzle of Conflicting Appearances, 64
puzzle of the One and Many, 64, 65, 68
Pyrhonnian Scepticism, 5
Pythagoras, 30
rationality
building blocks of, 254–256
Rawls, John
on the concept of justice, 41
realism
Aristotelian, 151–159
reason
discursive. See dianoia
human
emergence of, 239
in Plotinus, 406–407
recollection, 93, 96, 186, 340
extent and nature of, 73
in Proclus, 416–417
simultaneous. See co-recollection
theory of, 75
Reinhardt, K., 29
relative concepts, 285–286
ancient thinking about, 305–306
in Aristotle, 293–296
in Plato, 286–292
according to Sextus Empiricus, 302–305
Stoic approach to, 296–302
remembering
in Aristotle, 185–186
reminiscence, 16, 334
rhetoric
technicity of, 235
rhizōmata, 33
Ross, W.D., 186n16
Russell, Bertrand, 286, 292
Ryle, Gilbert
on the concept of mind, 40
sayables, 219–220, 251–254
scepticism, 344
in Sextus Empiricus, 269–270
Pyrhonnian, 5
ten modes of, 338n28
scholars
as teachers, 318–319
Schrenk, L.P., 339n35
science and scientific knowledge. See epistēmē
scientific principles, 131
Scott, D., 96
Sedley, David, 98, 110
Sefrin-Weis, H., 320
self-sufficiency
conception of, 419
sēma, 33
sensation(s), 18–24, See also aisthēsis
and thought, 24–28
separation, 79
in Aristotle, 169
Sextus Empiricus, 5, 227–229, 230, 240n10
Against the Ethicists, 263, 271, 276
Against the Geometers, 265, 271–272, 275
Against the Grammarians, 276–277
Against the Logicians, 267, 271, 274, 279–280
Against the Physicists, 263, 265, 271–273, 275, 276
Against the Rhetoricians, 273–274
and concepts, 259–260, 264–273, 279–284
relative, 302–305
on Democritus, 19
historical background to usage of ‘concept’, 260–264
Outlines of Pyrrhonism, 269, 274, 278, 279–280
signs, 33
treatment by Sextus Empiricus, 266–267
similarity, 226, See homoiotēs
Simplicius, 298
commentary on Aristotle’s Categories, 393, 394
on process of articulation, 244
Socrates, 17
and concepts, 50–54
and conceptual arguments, 54–55
on definitions, 48
on knowledge and virtue, 49
on path from sensation to concept, 20
and systematic inquiry, 50–51, 54–55
Socratic arguments, 47–48
Socratic definitions, 36–39, 54
according to Aristotle, 41–43, 46
as conceptual analyses, 39–41
according to Epictetus, 44–47
Socratic midwifery, 363
sōmata, 247, See also body
‘something’, 247–248
sophia, 124, 129
sophists
on names and naming, 33
Sorabji, Richard, 186n17, 186
soul, 58, 75, 86, 90, 180, 181, 406
access to Forms, 92, 94
of animals, 413
capacities of, 182
conceptions in, 239, 365
concepts in, 5, 150, 174, 175, 405, 408
conceptual differentiation in, 202
forced into aporia, 62–70
impressions in, 125, 238, 247
potentiality in, 191, 196
rational, 191, 194, 238, 370, 416, 426
thinking, 420
universals in, 121, 123, 127, 130, 132, 134, 193, 199, 377, 412, 416
species, 17, 147, 152, 167–168
stabilization, 21
Stalnaker, Robert
on concepts, 36n4
states. See hexeis
Stoic conceptions and concepts, 237–238, 385–387
common, 353–356
epistemic function of, 254–258
ontological status, 247–254
Plotinus’ analysis of, 384–403
preconceptions, 45–46
relative, 296–302
Stoic doctrines
criticized by Plutarch, 347–350
Stoic terminology, 238–246
stoikheia, 33
substances. See also ousia
primary and secondary, 151–154, 165, 168
substrates. See hypokeimena
sunētheia, 349, 355, 363
sunthesis, 227
supposition. See hupolēpsis
suspension of judgement, 266, 267, 269, 274, 281
synonymy, 172
Syrianus, 412–416
systematic inquiry
in The Republic, 54–55
teaching
by scholars, 318–319
technē, 125, 128, 131, 132, 182, 183–184, 189
from experience, 192–194
Tetrapharmakos, 231
Theaetetus, 310, 322, 327
Theon, 318
Theophrastus
On sensations, 18–19, 25–26
Theopompus, 37, 38, 39, 44
thinking
acts of, 84, 86, 90
and Forms, 113–115
what is, 27
Third Man Argument, 90–92
thought(s), 85, 88, 98, See also ennoēma
relation with expression, 408–409
and sensation, 24–28
to katholou, 5
to ti ēn einai, 162–163
Todd, Robert, 246
truth
criteria of, 256–258, 261
tupos, 18, 125
twins, 87, 88, 89
two
concept of, 56, 59, 72
‘two world’ thesis, 80, 81
understanding. See noēsis
undifferentiated things. See adiaphora
unity
in Plotinus, 395–396
universal, the, 5, 130–131, See also katholou
universals, 148, 385n5
acquisition of, 135
in Aristotle, 159–163
Metaphysics, 163–168
entire, 130–136
formation of, 371
grasp of, 120
immanent, 155–159
later-born, 405, 412, 416, 418–419, 422
and particulars, 135, 136–137
in Porphyry, 410, 412
non-substantial, 154–155
and scientific principles, 137–145
substantial, 154
verb ‘to be’, 103
ambiguity of, 108–110
virtue, 183, 351, 365
Vlastos, G., 82n14
Vogt, K., 283n40
vowel kinds, 105–106
wisdom, 335, See also sophia
words
vs concepts, 28–34
world-soul, 104, 421
writing
diffusion of, 34
Xenophanes, 27, 32
Zeno, 253, 385, 386
and thought of ‘some one thing’, 400

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