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=== Ancient philosophy ===

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...Social Circumstances from the Earliest Times to the Present Day'; Book I: Ancient Philosophy

...i]] people of [[Western Sahara]]. Other interests include [[anarchism]], [[ancient philosophy]], [[Early Christianity|early]] [[Christianity]], [[Eastern Christianity]],

...c]] philosophy that developed after Plato.<ref>[[Pierre Hadot]], ''What is Ancient Philosophy?'',p.39-45</ref>

...r category check simply because I wonder how many and which articles about ancient philosophy will be shared with the Classics Workgroup. Perhaps articles about jargon/

* Vlastos, Gregory (1983) ‘The Socratic Elenchus’, in ''Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy'' 1: 27-58.

...egalyths]], [[calcolithical age]], [[bronze age]], [[moral philosophy]], [[ancient philosophy]], [[classic philosophy]]

For articles about Classics (and about ancient philosophy), I propose that we require or strongly encourage an annotated list of clas

...t of Happiness" in H. Blumenthal and H. Robinson [edd] ''Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy'' Supp. Vol. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1991.

=== Ancient philosophy: what things are, and a focus on virtue ===

...t theologians]] in the history of [[Christianity]]. Immersed in German and ancient philosophy, he moved theology into the main currents of intellectual thought and broug

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...his case, in Old Greek Classic, Classic latin, Palaeography, Lexicography, Ancient Philosophy and Platonism, which are the issues that span and treat Calcidius article, ...f experts in Old Classic Greek, Latin Classic, Palaeography, Lexicography, Ancient Philosophy and Platonism, which are the disciplines that includes article about Calcid

Ancient philosophy: The problem of change, the problem of what things really exist, the probl .... Generally, philosophers divide the history of Western philosophy into [[ancient philosophy]], [[medieval philosophy]], [[modern philosophy]], and [[contemporary philo

"However, religion is the Cliff's Notes version of ancient philosophy and we all know that Cliff's Notes produces not only incomplete summaries b

...y Lloyd|Professor Sir Geoffrey Ernest Richard Lloyd]], former Professor of Ancient Philosophy and Science in the University of Cambridge,<ref> [http://www.nri.org.uk/llo

...argument]] for the existence of an intelligent creator may be traced from ancient philosophy, through the works of medieval scholastics such as the philosopher-theologi

...o Classics &mdash; it's not really my field, except where it overlaps with ancient philosophy. Neither of the two colleges with which I'm mainly involved &ndash; Pembro