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Index
Abelard 33
Boethius' translation 5 1
abstraction, and oral tradition of
dialogue 2 1 , 22, 105-6
philosophy 20
discourse 28
Academicians 60
exegesis 7 1 , 72, 75
aesthetics
philosophy as a way of life 266, 269
Aristotle 1 90
on Socrates 1 53
Marcus Aurelius 1 89-90, 251
theory 29
perception 254-6
Arrian of Nicomedia 1 9 1 , 195, 1 99, 200
Africa, Thomas W. 180, 1 8 1-2
artists 254, 255, 256
Agathon 1 66, 1 69
ascetidsm 1 28
Alexander Severus 4
Asianism 67
Ambrose
assent see judgment
Philo's text, use of 65
Athanasius 1 3 1 , 135
translation of Plotinus 3, 5 1
attention to oneself
Andronicus o f Rhodes 72
Christianity 130-6
Antisthencs 9 1
displacement of 254
Antoninus Pious 57
Marcus Aurelius 1 98
Antony, St
Stoic spiritual exercises 84-5, 1 30
attention to oneself 1 3 1 , 1 33, 1 39
Augustine
conscience, examination of 135
confessions in Conjessiom 186
conversion 1 3 1
Confessions, inspiration of 68
writing, therapeutic value 1 35, 209,
conversion 5 1 -2
2 1 1
exegesis 16-1 7
Apelles 266
Husserl's adaptation 65
Apologists 1 28
mistranslations 3, 66, 75
Apophthegmata 133
physics, logic, and ethics 26
Aristophanes 90-1 , 1 66, 1 69
rules of discourse 13
Aristotelianism
self, mystery of 1 5-17: original sin
absorption into Platonism 56
1 6, 52
exegetical phase 5
structure of work for spiritual
life, conduct of 58
progress 64
physics 97
Trinity 107
scholasticism 63
Aulus Gellius 190, 19 1 , 199
theory and practice, relationship
authentic texts 73-4
between 60
t\ristotle
Barth, Casper 10
aesthetics 1 90
Barthes, Roland 56
302
Index
Basil of Caesarea
Oearchus of Soloi 24 1
attention to oneself 1 30-1 , 134, 139
Clement of Alexandria 74, 1 28
watch of the heart 132
attention to oneself 1 30
Baudelaire, Charles 248
integration 269
Baumgarten 254
spiritual perfection 138
being
Oeonymus of Athens 74, 128, 241
as infinitive 5-6, 75
attention to oneself 1 30
negative theology of 6
integration 269
as participle �. 75
spiritual perfection 138
Bergson, Henri 253--4, 257, 258, 272, 278
conscience, examination of 131, 1 34-5,
Bernard, Paul 54
1 39
Bernard of Clairvaux 129
consolations 22-3
biographies of philosophers 30
contamination of paganism and
Blake, William 260
Christianity 4-5
Boethius
Copernican revolution 253
es� and id quod est, distinction
cosmic consciousness 266, 273
between 6, 76
Courcelle, Jeanne 52
translation of Aristotelian
Courcelle, Pierre 50-2
commentator 5 1
Crantor 72
brevity o f existence 1 85-6
creative misunderstandings 6-7
cryptography, mystical 1 0-1 1
Caillois, Roger 256
Cynicism
Cambiano, Giuseppe 30
flight of the soul 245-7
Carus, G. G. 255
life, conduct of 58, 103--4
Casaubon, Meric 179
philo.11ophy as a way of life 266, 269
Cato of Utico 272
Celsus 74
Dailly, R. 180
CC-anne, Paul 255-6, 257
Damascius 104, 284
Chastel, Andre 243
Dead Poets ' Society 1 87
Chenu, M.-D. 73
death
Christianity
awareness of: Antony 1 3 1 ; Epictetus
Hadot, influence on 277-a
1 3 1 ; Marcus Aureliu.11 1 3 1
historical evolution of philosophy 32,
Christianity 138, 1 39
107, 269-70
Epicureanism 222, 225-6
Kierkegaard's views 1 57
and flight of the soul 240-1
and paganism 4-5, 74-5
Lucretius' views 1 87
as a philosophy 1 28-30
Marcus Aurelius' views 1 87
spiritual exercises 1 27--40
philosophy as a training for 242
Chrysippus 1 23--4n
preparation for 68-9: consolations
happiness and wisdom 228
22-3; Epicurus 68, 95; Heidegger
lost works 53
96; Maximus Confessor 138;
and Marcus Aurelius 188, 190
meditation 59; Plato 22, 28, 68,
philosopher, concept of 30, 272
95, 96-7, 241 , 269; Socrates 94;
Stoic dogmas 61
spiritual exercises 93-1 0 1 ;
wine in the sea 229
Stoicism 68, 96, 229
Cicero, Marcus Tullius
Delphic oracle 65
flight of the soul 240
Democritus 1 86, 24 1
infinity 1 84
demonic 1 64-5
philosophers 272
Dest.-artcs, Rene
self-mastery 1 35
philosophy RR w11y of lil'C 272
on Socrates I 52
NtJiritual exrrciNCN 3.l, 27 1
Index
303
desire 1 1
philosophy as a way of life 267