Preface Acknowledgements 1. The Greek theory of the infinite universe 2. The dynamics of the Earth: Anaximander, Plato and the centrifocal theory 3. Notes on Parmenides 4. Truth as what survives the elenchos 5. Anaxagoras in response to Parmenides 6. Antiphon's case against justice 7. Aristotle and the atomists on motion in a void 8. Weight and motion in Democritus' theory 9. Aristotle and the atomists on infinity 10. The rainfall example in Physics II.8 11. Self-movers 12. The mechanics of Meteorologica IV: a prolegomenon to biology 13. Strato's theory of the void 14. Knowledge of atoms and void in epicureanism 15. Variations of themes form Empedocles in Lucretius' Proem 16. Lucretius and the stoics 17. Lucretius the Epicurean, on the history of man 18. The cosmological crisis in classical antiquity Bibliography Index locorum Index of modern scholars General index.
Preface Acknowledgements 1. The Greek theory of the infinite universe 2. The dynamics of the Earth: Anaximander, Plato and the centrifocal theory 3. Notes on Parmenides 4. Truth as what survives the elenchos 5. Anaxagoras in response to Parmenides 6. Antiphon's case against justice 7. Aristotle and the atomists on motion in a void 8. Weight and motion in Democritus' theory 9. Aristotle and the atomists on infinity 10. The rainfall example in Physics II.8 11. Self-movers 12. The mechanics of Meteorologica IV: a prolegomenon to biology 13. Strato's theory of the void 14. Knowledge of atoms and void in epicureanism 15. Variations of themes form Empedocles in Lucretius' Proem 16. Lucretius and the stoics 17. Lucretius the Epicurean, on the history of man 18. The cosmological crisis in classical antiquity Bibliography Index locorum Index of modern scholars General index.
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