Philosophy as a way of life

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

Epictetus 193, 1 94

physical vision of human reality 1 87

Hadot on 284

physics 97

Marcus Aurelius 195-7, 198, 201

serenity 136

and physics 12, 194

on Socrates 1 52

tyranny of 95

Socratic style 1 16 n

Diadochus of Photice

Epicureanism

attention to God and oneself 132-3

cosmic conscioumess 266, 267, 268

dreams 135

ethics 208-9

dialectic and persuasion 92-3

exegetical phase 5

dialogue

features 34, 3 5

learning to 20, 89-93

flight o f the soul 243, 245

philosophical work as 1 05

Hadot's interest iri 280-1

diatribe 63

library find 53-4

Dio Qtssius 1 80

life, conduct of 57, 58

Diogenes Laertius 1 1 8n, 123n

meditation 59

Diogenes the Cynic 98, 1 6 1

present, value of 69, 88, 209-1 0, 2 1 2,

discourse 26-8, 3 1 -2

222�, 259-60, 268

Dodds, E. R. 180

sage 252

Domitian 1 9 1

self-control 59

Dorotheus o f Gaza

spiritual exercises 1 26: happiness

attention to oneself 1 3 1

103; learning to die 95; learning to

conscience, examination of 1 34--5

live 87-9

meditation 1 34

Epicurus

obedience 140

death, philosophy as exercise for 68

peace of mind 1 38

discourse 27

self-mastery 1 35

dogmas, disagreements 61

sin 1 39

flight of the soul 243

spiritual perfection 136

meditation, dogmas for 60

dreams

philosopher concept 30, 272

Christianity 135

philosophy as a way of life 266

and flight of the soul 24 1

theory and practice, relationship

tyranny of desire revealed in 95

between 60

Zeno's beliefs l 1 3n

wisdom 57

During, I. 1 05�

Erasmus 33

duties 1 93

Eros 1 60-5

wisdom 265

Eckhardt, Meister 270

erotic irony 1 5 �5

eclecticism 2 1 0

escapism, ancient philosophy as 274

Effenterre, H. van 1 80

ethics 137

Einstein, Albert 283

Epicurean 208-9

Eleusis 28

Foucault 24-5, 206-7

Epaphroditus 19 1

and inclinations 1 2

ephemerality of human life 1 85�

spiritual exercises 23-5, 1 26-7

Epictetus 1 9 1

Stoicism 2�

-5

death, awareness of 1 3 1

Euclid 64, 68

discourse 27, 267

Eusebius of Caesarca 4

exegesis 108

Evagrius Ponticus

and Marcus Aurelius 195-202

dreams 135

objective repre.">entation 1 88

self-mastery 135

philosophical topoi 1 2-13, 193-5

spiritual exercises 1 33

304

Index

Evagrius Ponticus (e-ont.)

spiritual exercises 1 02

spiritual perfection 136-7, 1 38

Stoicism 227, 228

exegetical philosophy 5-7, 71--6

healing, Epicureanism 87

Augustine 16-17

Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich 272

scholasticism 63-4

Heidegger, Manin 272

existentialism 277, 278

death, philosophy as training for 96

Henry, Paul 5 1 , 279-80

Ficino, Marsilio 69

Heraclitus 68

Flavius Josephus 1 29

Herod Atticus 1 99

flight of the soul 238-48

hierarchy, Christianity and paganism 5

Foucault, Michel

Hippocrates 1 86

care of the self 206-1 2

historical psychology

enthusiasm for Hadot 1 , 206

Augustine 1 6, 1 7

ethics and spiritual exercises 24-5,

dangers I S

206-7

Holderlin, Friedrich

Friedmann, Georges 70, 8 1 , 97, 1 08, 282

erotic pedagogy 1 64

power and wisdom 235

and Socrates 1 67, 168

spiritual exercises 82: learning to live

Holzmann, Wilhelm 10

83, 86

Homer

friendship, Epicurean attitudes 88-9

dialogue 1 1 8-19, 195

Fronto 200

flight of the soul 238-9, 240, 247

Horace

Galen 1 80-1

carpe Jiem 88, 224-S

Gataker, Thomas 179

dialogue l 1 8n

Gesner, Andreas 1 79

present, value of 69, 224

Gilson, Etienne 277

Husserl, Edmund

Glaucos 1 02-3

Delphic oracle, adaptation of 65

Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von l 76n

"know thyself" tradition 66

on demonic 1 64-5

perceptions of the world 272, 273

dialogue 2 1 7-21

world of science and world of

erotic pedagogy 164

perception 253

eternity 233-4

hypomntmala 1 1 , 179, 209-10

existence, joy of 234-5

flight of the soul 23s-9, 244-5

Ignatius of Loyola 82, 126, 1 27, 270

horror l 1 5n, 274

inclinations 1 1