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Headword:
*filo/sofos
Adler number: phi,418
Translated headword: philosopher; Philippos, Philippus, Philip
Vetting Status: high
Translation: who divided the
Laws of
Plato into 12 books; for he himself is said to have added the 13th.[1] And he was a pupil of Socrates[2] and of
Plato himself,[3] occupied with the study of the heavens. Living in the time of Philip of Macedon,[4] he wrote the following:
On the distance of the sun and moon;
On gods (2);
On time (1);
On myths (1);
On freedom (1);
On anger (1);
On reciprocation (1);
On the Opountian Lokrians;
On pleasure (1);
On passion (1);
On friends and friendship (1);
On writing;
On Plato;
On eclipse[s] of the moon;
On the size of the sun and moon and earth (1);
On lightning;
On the planets;
Arithmetic;
On prolific numbers;
Optics (2);
Enoptics (2);
Kykliaka;
Means; etc.
*filo/sofos, o(\s tou\s *pla/twnos *no/mous diei=len ei)s bibli/a ib#, to\ ga\r ig# au)to\s prosqei=nai le/getai. kai\ h)=n *swkra/tous kai\ au)tou= *pla/twnos a)kousth/s, sxola/sas toi=s metew/rois. w)\n de\ kata\ *fi/lippon to\n *makedo/na sunegra/yato ta/de: *peri\ th=s a)posta/sews h(li/ou kai\ selh/nhs, *peri\ qew=n b#, *peri\ xro/nou e(/n, *peri\ mu/qwn a#, *peri\ e)leuqeri/as a#, *peri\ o)rgh=s a#, *peri\ a)ntapodo/sews a#, *peri\ *lokrw=n tw=n *)opounti/wn, *peri\ h(donh=s a#, *peri\ e)/rwtos a#, *peri\ fi/lwn kai\ fili/as a#, *peri\ tou= gra/fein, *peri\ *pla/twnos, *peri\ e)klei/yews selh/nhs, *peri\ mege/qous h(li/ou kai\ selh/nhs kai\ gh=s a#, *peri\ a)strapw=n, *peri\ planhtw=n, *)ariqmhtika/, *peri\ polugo/nwn a)riqmw=n, *)optikw=n b#, *)enoptikw=n b#, *kukliaka/, *meso/thtas: kai\ a)/lla.
Notes:
The transmitted headword is '[a] philosopher', and as such it occupies its correct place in alphabetical order. But plainly a proper name went missing (at an early stage in transmission), and comparison with
Diogenes Laertius 3.37 shows that it is that of Philippos of Opous (fl. c.350 BCE). On him see G.J. Toomer in OCD4 s.v.
Philippus(1).
[1] a.k.a. the
Epinomis.
[2]
sigma 829.
[3]
pi 1707.
[4]
phi 354.
Translated by: David Whitehead on 16 October 2007@09:46:50.
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