Listed by approximate publication date or author’s general period of activity.

• The Epic of Gilgamesh (c. 2100 BC)
  • The Walls of Gilgamesh
  • Notes on the Origins of the Epic of Gilgamesh

• The Code of Hammurabi (c. 18th century BC)
  • Thoughts on the Code of Hammurabi

• The Enuma Elish (c. 17th century BC)
  • Notes on the Enuma Elish

• The Egyptian Book of the Dead (c. 1550 BC)
  • The Trial of the Heart: Initial Thoughts on the Egyptian Book of the Dead

• The Gathas by Zarathustra (c. 1500 BC – 1000 BC)
  • An Introduction to the Gathas

• Tanakh, or Hebrew Bible (c. 8th century BC – 1st century BC)
  • Reason and Revelation in the Bible
  • Notes on the Context of the Tanakh
  • Where did the Hebrew Bible Come From?
  • Political Theology in the Bible: An Exegesis
• The Torah
• Genesis
  • Genesis I: The Seven Days of Creation Examined
  • Genesis III: In Defense of the Serpent
  • Genesis I-III: The Birth of Law
  • Genesis XI: The Lord versus the City of Man
• Exodus
  • What is Mosaic Law?
  • Moses as Lawgiver
• Leviticus
  • Notes on Leviticus
• Numbers
  • Notes on Numbers
• Deuteronomy
  • The Words of Moses
  • What Is The Old Testament?
• Nevi’im (Prophets), Former Prophets
• Joshua
  • Joshua: A Book of Conquest
• Judges
  • Reflections on Judges
• 1 & 2 Samuel
  • I Samuel Chapters 8-14: Israel’s Demand for a King
• 1 & 2 Kings
  • Saul Weeps, David Dances, And Solomon Judges
• Nevi’im (Prophets), Latter Prophets
• Isaiah
  • Prophecy and Apocalypse in Isaiah
• Jeremiah
  • Thoughts on Jeremiah
• Ezekiel
  • Thoughts on Ezekiel
• Nevi’im (Prophets), Minor Prophets
• Hosea
  • Infidelity in Hosea
• Joel
  • Plague and Drought in Joel
• Amos
  • Notes on Amos
• Obadiah
  • The Reckoning of Edom in Obadiah
• Jonah
  • Notes on Jonah in Nineveh
  • Further Consideration of Jonah
• Micah
  • Notes on Micah
• Nahum
  • Notes on Nahum
• Habakkuk
  • The Just Shall Live By His Faith: Habakkuk Considered
• Zephaniah
  • “The Day of the Lord” in Zephaniah
• Haggai
  • Haggai: A Plea To Rebuild the Temple
• Zechariah
  • Eight Visions in Zechariah
• Malachi
  • The Messenger in Malachi
• Ketuvim (Writings)
• Psalms
  • In Consideration of Psalms
  • “Through the Valley of the Shadow of Death” – On Psalm 23
• Proverbs
  • Thoughts on the Book of Proverbs
• Job
  • Theodicy in the Book of Job
• Song of Songs
  • In Appreciation of the Song of Songs
• Ruth
  • The Harvest of Ruth
• Lamentations
  • Sorrow, Anger, and Hope in Lamentations
• Ecclesiastes
  • Qohelet’s Somber Reflections
• Esther
  • The Persian Fantasy of Esther
• Daniel
  • Daniel: A Book of Dreams and Dark Prophecy
• Ezra
  • Thoughts on Ezra-Nehemiah
• Nehemiah
  • Thoughts on Ezra-Nehemiah
• 1 & 2 Chronicles
  • Thoughts on Chronicles

• Biblical Apocrypha
• 1 & 2 Esdras
  • Notes on 1 and 2 Esdras
• Tobit
  • Tobit: An Apocryphal Romance
• Judith
  • Judith: Israel’s Great Heroine
• Rest of Esther
  • Brief Notes on the Rest of Esther
• Wisdom
  • Thoughts on the Book of Wisdom
• Ecclesiasticus/Sirach
  • Thoughts on Wisdom in Ecclesiasticus
• Baruch and the Epistle of Jeremy
  • Notes on the Book of Baruch and the Epistle of Jeremy
• Song of the Three Children
  • Notes on Additions to the Book of Daniel
• Story of Susanna
  • Susanna: An Apocryphal Fable
• The Idol Bel and the Dragon
  • Notes on Additions to the Book of Daniel
• Prayer of Manasseh
  • Thoughts on the Prayer of Manasseh
• 1 & 2 Maccabees
  • The Maccabean Revolt and the Birth of Hanukkah

• Homer (c. 750 BC)
• Iliad
  • Political Philosophy in the Iliad
  • On the Homeric Question
  • What is the Rage of Achilles?
  • Thoughts on Odysseus and Achilles
  • On the Homeric Gods
  • Persuading Achilles: Books IX, XVI, XXIV Considered
  • The Iliad and the Odyssey: Two Proems Compared
  • Book XVIII of the Iliad: Examining the Shield of Achilles
• Odyssey
  • On the Homeric Question
  • Thoughts on Odysseus and Achilles
  • Notes on the Telemachia, Books I-IV
  • On the Homeric Gods
  • Nature and Order in Homer
  • The Iliad and the Odyssey: Two Proems Compared
  • Phemius and Demodocus: Two Bards Considered
  • Notes on Odysseus’s Tale to the Phaeacians
  • Books X-XI: Revisiting Odysseus’s Descent into Hades
• Hymns
  • Commentary on the Form of the “Homeric Hymns”

• Hesiod (c. 750 BC)
• Works and Days
  • Two Myths in Hesiod’s Works and Days
  • Comparing Virgil’s Georgics with Hesiod’s Works and Days
• Theogony
  • Notes on Hesiod

• The Vedas (c. 1500 BC – 900 BC)
• The Rig Veda
  • Introduction to the Rig Veda
  • Notes on Creation and Death in the Rig Veda

• The Upanishads (c. 600 BC – 300 AD)
  • Introduction to the Upanishads
  • Notes on the Isha Upanishad
  • What is the Teaching of the Upanishads?
  • Six Questions in the Prana Upanishad

• Fables by Aesop (c. 6th century BC)
  • What Is A Fable?

• The Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu (c. 6th century BC)
  • Important Reflections on the Tao Te Ching

• Sappho (fragments, c. 630 BC – 570 BC)
  • Notes on Sappho

• Simonides (fragments, c. 556 BC – 468 BC)
  • Who Is Simonides?

• Pindar (fragments, c. 518 BC – 438 BC)
  • Who Is Pindar? What Is An Ode?

• Histories by Herodotus (c. 484 BC – 425 BC)
  • On Herodotus
  • The Purpose of the Histories: Notes on Book I
  • The Empires of Croesus and Cyrus
  • The Rise of Egypt: Notes on Book II
  • Egypt, Persia, and the New Regime: Book III
  • Darius and the New Persian Regime
  • The Battle of Marathon: Book VI
  • Xerxes, Thermopylae, and Salamis: Books VII – IX
  • Notes on Athenian Democracy
  • What Is History?
  • What Was The Cause of The Persian Wars?
  • An Inquiry into Herodotus’s Project
  • Notes on History

• The Presocratic Fragments (fragments, c. 6th – 5th centuries BC)
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Thales
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Pythagoras
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Heraclitus
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Parmenides
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Empedocles
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Anaximander
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Anaximenes
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Anaxagoras
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Democritus
  • Who Is Thales?
  • Who Is Pythagoras?
  • Who Is Heraclitus?

• Aeschylus (c. 525/524 – 456/455 BC)
  • A Brief Note on Aeschylean Tragedy
• The Persians
  • The Idea of the Enemy in Aeschylus’s The Persians
• Seven Against Thebes
  • The Seven Against Thebes and The Phoenician Women Considered
• The Suppliants
  • A Defense of Nomos in The Suppliants
• The Oresteia (Agamemnon, The Libations Bearers, The Eumenides)
  • Dialectic in Agamemnon
  • The Oresteia: An Affirmation of the Noble Lie
  • Electra in Aeschylus vs. Euripides
  • Thoughts on Aeschylus
  • Comparing Clytemnestra and Lady Macbeth
• Prometheus Bound
  • Notes on Aeschylus

• Sophocles (c. 496/497 BC – 406/405 BC)
• The Theban Plays (Oedipus Tyrannus, Oedipus at Colonus, Antigone)
  • Summary of the Oedipus Story
  • Oedipus and Greek Tragedy
  • Aristotle, Oedipus, and Greek Tragedy
• Ajax
  • Fate Considered in Sophocles’s Ajax
• The Women of Trachis
  • Notes on the Trachiniae
• Electra
  • Notes on Sophocles’s Electra
  • Comparing Clytemnestra and Lady Macbeth
• Philoctetes
  • The Question of “Deus Ex Machina” in Philoctetes

• Euripides (c. 480 BC – 406 BC)
  • The Context of the Greek Tragedians
  • What Is The Chorus in Greek Tragedy?
• Alcetis
  • On Euripides’s Alcestis
• Medea
  • On The Medea
• Heracleidae
  • Tragedy and Patriotism in Euripides’s Heracleidae
• Hippolytus
  • Oaths and Truth-Telling in Hippolytus
• Andromache
  • Thoughts on Andromache
• Hecuba
  • What Is Tragic About Greek Tragedy? Euripides’s Hecuba Considered
• The Suppliants
  • Thoughts on The Suppliants
• Electra
  • Electra in Aeschylus vs. Euripides
  • Comparing Clytemnestra and Lady Macbeth
• Heracles
  • The Lack of Hamartia in Euripides’s Heracles
• The Trojan Women
  • Brief Thoughts on The Trojan Women
• Iphigenia in Tauris
  • Thoughts on Iphigenia in Tauris
• Ion
  • Euripides and the Gods: Ion
• Helen
  • Examining Euripides’s Helen
• Phoenician Women
  • Thoughts on The Phoenician Women
• Orestes
  • The Failure of Orestes
• Bacchae
  • The Dangers of the Poets in The Bacchae
• Iphiginaia in Aulis
  • The Tragedy of Mob-Rule: Iphigenia in Aulis
• Rhesus
  • Brief Notes on the Rhesus
• Cyclops
  • Euripides’s Opinion of Odysseus: The Cyclops Considered

• The Peloponnesian War by Thucydides (c. 460 BC – 400 BC)
  • Thucydides on Greek Origins
  • Reflections on Thucydides
  • Thucydides on Pericles and the Plague
  • The Peloponnesian War, Book I: Setting The Stage for War
  • The Peloponnesian War, Book II: Proxy Wars and Pericles’s Funeral Oration
  • The Peloponnesian War, Book III: Invasion and Revolution
  • The Peloponnesian War, Book IV: Armistice and Mounting Losses
  • The Peloponnesian War, Book V: Battle Recommences and Melos Is Enslaved
  • The Peloponnesian War, Book VI: Sicily, Alcibiades, and the Hermae
  • The Peloponnesian War, Books VII-VIII: Athens in Decline and an Abrupt Ending
  • What Is A Eulogy? Ethos, Pathos, and Logos In Pericles’s Funeral Oration Speech
  • The Sicilian Expedition: Alcibiades and Nicias in Thucydides’s Peloponnesian War (Books VI-VII)

• Aristophanes (c. 446 BC – 386 BC)
  • Who is Aristophanes?
  • Thoughts on Aristophanean Comedy
• The Acharnians
  • Treason in the Acharnians
• The Knights
  • Cleon Ridiculed in the Knights
• The Clouds
  • Socrates Ridiculed in the Clouds
• The Wasps
  • The Courts Ridiculed in the Wasps
• The Peace
  • A Parody of Greek Mythology In The Peace
• The Birds
  • Aristophanes’s The Birds: A New City in the Sky
• Lysistrata
  • The War Between the Sexes in Lysistrata
• Thezmorphorazuze
  • The Persecution of the Poets in Thesmophoriazusae
• The Frogs
  • Dionysus’s Descent Into Hades In The Frogs
• Ecclesiazusae
  • The Triumph of Socialism in the Assemblywomen
• Wealth
  • The Worship of Wealth in the Plutos

• Menander (fragments, c. 342/41 – 290 BC)
• Dyskolos
  • Menander and Dyskolos
• The Girl From Samos
  • Notes on the Samia

• Plato (c. 428/427 or 424/423 BC – 348/347 BC)
  • Examining the Platonic Dialogues
  • On the Authorship of Plato
  • Mapping the Platonic Dialogues
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Socrates
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Plato
• Apology
  • Thoughts on the Trial of Socrates and the Socratic Project
  • Thoughts on the Apology of Socrates
• Crito
  • Notes on Plato’s Crito
• Charmides
  • Thoughts on Plato’s Charmides
• Laches
  • Initial Thoughts on Plato’s Laches
  • The Question of Courage in the Laches
• Lysis
  • Socrates’s Failure In The Lysis
• Euthyphro
  • Notes on Plato’s Euthyphro
• Ion
  • The Problem of Rhapsody in Plato’s Ion
• Greater Hippias
  • The Exploration of Beauty in the Greater Hippias
• Lesser Hippias
  • On Truth and Lies in the Lesser Hippias
• Gorgias
  • Thoughts On The Gorgias
  • The Gorgias, A Dialogue of War and Battle
• Protagoras
  • The Examination of Virtue in the Protagoras
• Meno
  • Socrates and Meno
• Euthydemus
  • Thoughts on the Euthydemus
  • Euthydemus’s Form of Relativism
• Cratylus
  • Cratylus: Plato’s Dialogue on Language
• Phaedo
  • On the Significance of the Death of Socrates
• Phaedrus
  • Initial Notes on Plato’s Phaedrus
  • Socrates and Phaedrus on Love
  • An Analysis of the Soul in the Phaedrus
  • The Soul in the Phaedrus and the Republic
• Symposium
  • Thoughts on the Setting of Plato’s Symposium
  • The Symposium I: Phaedrus
  • The Symposium II: Pausanias
  • The Symposium III: Erixymachus, Aristophanes, Agathon, Socrates, and Alcibiades
  • What is Love in the Symposium?
• The Republic
  • Plato’s Republic, Book I (Part I): Introduction
  • Plato’s Republic, Book I (Part II): Cephalus 
  • Plato’s Republic, Book I (Part III): Polemarchus
  • Plato’s Republic, Book I (Part IV): Thrasymachus
  • Plato’s Republic, Book II (Part I): Glaucon and Adeimantus
  • Plato’s Republic, Book II (Part II): The City In Speech
  • Plato’s Republic, Book III: The Noble Lie
  • Plato’s Republic, Book IV: The Cardinal Virtues
  • Plato’s Republic, Book V: Communism and the Philosopher King
  • Plato’s Republic, Book VI: The Defense of the Philosophers
  • Plato’s Republic, Book VII: “The Allegory of the Cave”
  • Plato’s Republic, Book VIII: The Decay of the Regimes
  • Plato’s Republic, Book IX: The Soul of the Tyrant
  • Plato’s Republic, Book X: The Poets and the Myth of Er
  • The Soul in the Phaedrus and the Republic
  • The Teaching of the Republic
• Theaetetus
  • Outline of the Theaetetus
  • Why Theaetetus
  • A Note on Temporality in the Theaetetus
• Parmenides
  • The Silence of Socrates: Plato’s Parmenides
• Sophist
  • Considering Plato’s Sophist
• Statesman
  • Thoughts on Plato’s Statesman
• Philebus
  • Wandering Thoughts on the Philebus
• Timaeus – Critias
  • Timaeus and the Likely Story
• Laws
  • Plato’s Laws, Book I: The Divine Puppet
  • Plato’s Laws: Notes on Books II-IV

• Apocryphal Platonic Dialogues
• Thirteen Epistles
  • Notes on Plato’s Seventh Letter
• Alcibiades I, Alcibiades II
  • On The First Alcibiades
  • On The Idea of Prayer in The Second Alcibiades
• Epinomis
  • The Platonic Epinomis: A Sequel to the Laws
• Menexenus
  • Considering A Funeral Oration Speech in the Menexenus
• Hipparchus
  • On the Hipparchus, or Lovers of Gain
• Lovers
  • Notes on Plato’s Lovers
• Cleitophon
  • On the Cleitophon
• Theages
  • On the Theages
• Minos
  • What is Law in the Minos?

• Xenophon (c. 430 BC – 355/354 BC)
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Xenophon
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Socrates
• Education of Cyrus
  • Initial Thoughts on Xenophon’s Cyropaedia
• Anabasis of Cyrus
  • On Xenophon’s Ascent
• Hellenika
  • A Brief Introduction to Xenophon’s Hellenika
  • Xenophon’s Hellenika Book I: The Return of Alcibiades
  • Xenophon’s Hellenika Book II: Lysander, The Thirty Tyrants, & The Downfall of Athens
  • Xenophon’s Hellenika Book III: Sparta’s Struggle for Hegemony
  • Xenophon’s Hellenika Book IV: Greek Rebellion Against The Spartan Hegemony
  • Xenophon’s Hellenika Book V: Teleutias and The King’s Peace
  • Xenophon’s Hellenika Book VI: Proxy Wars of Sparta, Thebes, and Athens
  • Xenophon’s Hellenika Book VII: The End of Battle With Little Gained
  • On The Arginousai Affair in Xenophon and Diodorus Sicilus
• Memorabilia
  • On Xenophon’s Account of Socrates in the Memorabilia
• Shorter Socratic Works
  • Socrates’s Desire to Die: On Xenophon’s Apology
  • A Gentleman Laughing, Dancing, and Singing: Socrates in Xenophon’s Symposium
  • Xenophon’s Perfect Country Gentleman in the Oeconomicus

• Aristotle (384 BC – 322 BC)
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Aristotle
• Physics
  • On Aristotle’s Four Causes
• On the Soul
  • Perception in Aristotle’s On The Soul
• Metaphysics
  • Introductory Notes on Aristotle’s Metaphysics
  • Reflections On Aristotle’s Prime Unmoved Mover
• Nicomachean Ethics
  • Nature in the Nicomachean Ethics
  • Thoughts on Aristotle’s Political Philosophy
• Politics
  • The Teaching of Aristotle’s Politics
  • Thoughts on Aristotle’s Political Philosophy
  • Further Thoughts on Aristotle’s Politics
  • Aristotle’s Politics Book I: “Man Is A Political Animal”
  • Aristotle’s Politics Book II: Polemics Against The “City In Speech”
  • Aristotle’s Politics Book III: The Limits of the City and Citizenship
  • Aristotle’s Politics Book IV: Democracy and Oligarchy
  • Aristotle’s Politics Book V: Factions and Changes of Government
  • Aristotle’s Politics Book VI: On The Endurance of Democracies and Oligarchies
  • Aristotle’s Politics Books VII-VIII: The Best City and the Education of its Citizens
• Rhetoric
  • Ethos, Pathos, Logos: On Aristotle’s Rhetoric
  • Aristotle on the Passions
• Poetics
  • Aristotle, Oedipus, and Greek Tragedy
  • What Is The Teaching of Aristotle’s Poetics?

• Elements by Euclid (c. 300 BC)
  • On the Definitions, Postulates, and Common Notions of Euclid’s Elements
  • On The Puzzling History of Euclid’s Fifth Postulate
  • Working Through Book I of Euclid’s Elements

• Hippocrates (c. 460 BC – 370 BC)
  • “Above All, Do No Harm” Notes on Hippocrates and the Hippocratic Oath

• The “Four Books” of Ancient China (c. prior to 300 BC)
• The Great Learning
  • Notes on The Great Learning
• Analects
  • Introduction to the Analects
  • Confucius and Socrates
  • The Twenty Books of the Analects
• Mencius
  • Mencius and Rousseau
• The Doctrine of the Mean
  • Aristotelian Moderation in The Doctrine of the Mean

• The Five Chinese Classics (c. prior to 300 BC)
• Classic of Poetry
  • Notes on the “Classic of Poetry”
• Book of Documents
  • What is the Book of Documents?
• Book of Rites
  • Thoughts On The Book of Rites
• I Ching
  • Infinite Interpretations in the I Ching
• Spring and Autumn Annals
  • Notes on the Spring and Autumn Annals

• The Dammapada (c. 3rd century BC)

• The Art of War by Sun-Tzu (c. 5th century BC)

• The Mahabarata (c. 3rd century BC – 3rd century AD)

• The Baghavad Gita (c. 1st millenia BC)

• Argonautica by Apollonius of Rhodes (c. 3rd century BC)

• Plautus (c. 254 BC – 184 BC)

• Conics by Apollonius of Perga (c. 240 BC – 190 BC)

• Mathematical Works of Archimedes (c. 287 BC – 212 BC)

• Ennius (c. 239 BC – c. 169 BC)

• Terence (c. 195/185 BC – 159 BC)

• Histories by Polybius (200-118 BC)

• Julius Caesar (100 BC – 44 BC)
• Commentaries on the Gallic War
• Civil War
• Alexandrian War
• African War
• Spanish War

• Cicero (106 BC – 43 BC)
• On the Republic
• On the Laws
• On the Ends of Goods and Evils
• On Friendship
• On Duties

• Varro (116BC – 27 BC)

• De Rerum Natura by Lucretius (c. 99 BC – 55 BC)

• Virgil (70 BC – 19 BC)
• Eclogues
  • Notes on Virgil’s Ten Eclogues
  • “Omnia Vincit Amor” – On Virgil’s Eclogue X
• Georgics
  • Comparing Virgil’s Georgics with Hesiod’s Works and Days
• The Aeneid

• Catallus (c. 84 BC – 54 BC)

• Statius (c. 45 AD – 96 AD)

• Geography by Strabo (c. 64/63 BC – 24 AD)

• Odes by Horace (65 BC – 8 BC)

• History of Rome by Livy (64/59 BC – AD 12/17)

• Metamorphoses by Ovid (43 BC – 17/18 AD)

• Elegies by Propertius (50/45 BC – 15 BC)

• The Library by Apollodorus (c. 1st century AD)

• Satyricon by Gaius Petronius (c. 1st century AD)

• Pliny the Elder (23/24 – 79 AD)

• Phaedra by Seneca (1st century AD)

• Juvenal’s Satires (1st century AD)

• Pliny the Younger (51-113 AD)

• Epictetus (50 – 135 AD)

• Satires by Lucian (125 – 180+ AD)

• Roman History Lucius Cassius Dio (155 – 235 AD)

• The Library of History by Diodorus Sicilus (1st century BC)
  • On The Arginousai Affair in Xenophon and Diodorus Sicilus

• Plutarch (46 – 119 AD)
  • What Is The Value of Biography?
• Parallel Lives
• Moralia

• Lives of the Twelve Caesars by Suetonius (68 – 122 AD)
  • What Is The Value of Biography?

• Tacitus (56 – 120 AD)
• Germania
• Annals
• Histories

• Roman History by Appian (c. 95 – 165 AD)

• Description of Greece by Pausanius (c. 110 – 180 AD)

• The Almagest by Ptolemy (c. AD 100-170)

• Introduction to Arithmetic by Nicomachus (c. 60-120 AD)

• Meditations by Marcus Aurelius (c. AD 161/180)

• The Adventures of Leucippe and Clitophon by Achilles Tatius (c. 1st century AD)

• On the Sublime by Longinus (c. 1st century AD)

• Imagines by Philostratus (c. 170 AD – 247/250 AD)

• The Anabasis of Alexander by Arrian (c. 2nd century AD)

• Daphnis and Chloe by Longus (2nd century AD)

• The Golden Ass by Apulieus (c. 2nd century AD)

• Lives of the Eminent Philosophers by Diogenes Laertius (c. 3rd century AD)
  • Toward an Understanding of Diogenes Laertius and his Lives of the Eminent Philosophers
  • What Is The Value of Biography?
  • On the Prologue to Diogenes Laertius’s Lives of the Eminent Philosophers
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Thales
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Solon
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Anaximander
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Anaximenes
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Anaxagoras
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Socrates
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Xenophon
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Plato
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Aristotle
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Diogenes of Sinope
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Zeno of Citiam
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Pythagoras
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Empedocles
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Heraclitus
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Parmenides
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Democritus
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Pyrrho
  • On Diogenes Laertius’s Biography of Epicurus