- —— faults among men, 467.
- —— forms and attributes, 449.
- —— grief, 467.
- —— heaven’s phenomena, 452, 458.
- —— injuries among men, 466.
- —— meteorological, 461.
- —— opinion and supposition, 436.
- —— passions, pleasure, and pain, 436.
- —— pleasure, 471, 473.
- —— production of things, 441.
- —— self-production, 451.
- —— stars, 464.
- —— study of philosophy, 468.
- —— universe, 439.
- flattered Mithras, iii. 425.
- fundamental maxims of, xxxi. 474.
- letter of, to Herodotus, xxiv. 436.
- —— Menœceus, xxvii. 468.
- —— Pythocles, xxv. 455.
- manner of his death, ix. 429.
- plain language, his, viii. 428.
- pupils, his, xi. 431.
- virtue, why to be chosen, xxx. 473.
- voluminous writings, xvii. 483.
- will, his last, x. 429.
- writings on natural philosophy, iv. 426.
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