Chrysippus’ on Affections: Reconstruction and Interpretation

Boston: Brill (2003)
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This book reconstructs and interprets the theory of the emotions as expounded by the Stoic philosopher Chrysippus in his 'On Affections', only fragments of which remain. Given its contextual approach, sources such as Galen and Cicero receive ample attention.

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Teun Tieleman
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