Cover--Half-title page--Title page--Copyright page--Contents--List of Contributors--
Acknowledgements--Chapter 1 Introduction: A Historiographical Essay--Chapter 2 Plato,
Chrysippus and Posidonius' Theory of Affective Movements--Chapter 3 Cicero's Plato--
Chapter 4 Are We Nearly There Yet? Eudorus on Aristotle's Categories--Chapter 5 Stoicism
and Platonism in'Arius Didymus'--Chapter 6 Oikeiōsis in Stoicism, Antiochus and Arius
Didymus--Chapter 7 The Platonist Appropriation of Stoic Epistemology--Chapter 8" …

The present book results from a conference in Copenhagen in August 2014, organized by
the Faculty of Theology at the University, which had as its purpose the investigation of the
relationship between Stoicism and Platonism in the period between 100 BCE and 100 CE,
in particular, and their respective influences on Hellenistic Jewish and early Christian
writings of the same period. While it might seem slightly odd to stop at 100 CE (in effect, with
Plutarch), rather than continuing on for the next hundred years, the editor, Troels Engberg …