Philodemus: On methods of inference: a study in ancient empiricism

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III. The Epicurean Matheniaticians Aster Polystratus there is again a brealesin ou knowledge of

rment that probabi belong to the late hir or early secondcentur is the introductioni niathen a tic in to the Epicurean school. Basilides an his pupit Philonides hecanae annotis asEpicurean Imathenaaticians the alter bein a men o Apol

2 Col. XVI. δὴ Cois XII XXIX.

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an it is possibi that Philodenaus is here folio vin a traditionestablislied by the ea riter Epicurean naathernaticians Basilides an PhilonideS.IU Zeno of Sidon, Dexnelmus an Philoderatus Frorn the en of the seconi centur to ille micidie of the

note l.

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and Zeno in his sield.

Philodenatis analysis o poetr an n Lisi i definitet On1pirical It is losely unite ivitii his lex of the nature f

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tha here Philodenaus is denying the hora an practicalvalues attribute 1 to nausici Plato Aristolle, and the Stoics. The ar o poetry, a Cordin to Philoclenius, differs frona nausic in that iis effect de penusin both the ound of the wordes

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iarit an practice, but insist that the peculia natur of artor science es in Unaetho and the transnaission o certain COITanaon mia Cipies applicabie to particular cases. V Philo

naedicine an navigation An essentia qualit o ali aris is that the be derive entiret frona experien e Ven in theeXAC aris the basi principies are learne through fanailiam ty

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Anaong the nipirica elenaenis in Philodenatis ethica wmting shouM also Iemnentioned the Craticisnam Platonic dialecticin the work On Uices.' This craticisn is quit in the spirat of

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D. Religion

This brie surve of the work of Philoclenius has lao vn theextent to xviii h the later Epicureans eniploye 1 thei enapira aln ethod in ali the branches of philosophy. Certa in technical