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Chrysippus of Soli - Stoic philosopher, 3rd century B.C.
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280/39 The birth of the philosopher Chrysippus.
279/20 Apollonius the father of Chrysippus moves from Tarsus to Soli.
240/18 Chrysippus is taught by Arcesilaus.
239/10 togenes of Cnidus is a slave of Chrysippus, and doctor to Antigonus.
231/3 Chrysippus attends the lectures of Cleanthes.
214/3 Chrysippus attends the lectures of Lacydes.
206/2 Chrysippus becomes an Athenian citizen.
206/3 Chrysippus purges himself with hellebore.
206/4 Sayings of Chrysippus.
206/5 remarks on the character of Chrysippus, who was famous for his skill
206/6 The death of the philosopher Chrysippus; his successor as head of the
DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Life of Chrysippus
Aelian:Fr_1 {1 DF} & & STOBAEUS & Chrysippus of Soli lived on very
Aelian:Fr_81 unjustly. Indeed Chrysippus says that someone went down
Apollod:Fr_46 DiogLaert_7'184 & The death of Chrysippus. [48] & DiogLaer
Athen_6.267 cestors. [93.] But Chrysippus says that there is a differe
Athen_8.354 was a fellow-pupil with Chrysippus in the school of Clean
Athen_11.464 art. That word 'madness,' as Chrysippus says in his Introduction the
Athen_13.565 of Alexander, [565] as Chrysippus tells us in the fourth
Athen_14.616 chattering. And Chrysippus the philosopher in the fifth
Athen_14.659 him Tettix. And Chrysippus the philosopher thinks the
Athen_15.686 And that admirable writer Chrysippus says that perfumes myra
Cic:Acad_2.73 this philosopher before Cleanthes or Chrysippus or the rest of the
Cic:Acad_2.75 in them, when I have Chrysippus, supposed to be a buttress
Cic:Acad_2.87 our school but also by Chrysippus ; of whom the Stoics
Cic:Acad_2.93 he, 'for the policy of Chrysippus is, when questioned step by
Cic:Acad_2.96 are the inventions of Chrysippus, and even he himself
Cic:Acad_2.138 do you give me ? Chrysippus often solemnly avows that from
Cic:Acad_2.140 : and on this issue Chrysippus, as far as I for
Cic:Acad_2.143 diverges a foot's length from Chrysippus. [47.] Why then are we
Cic:DeOr_1.50 plainly and drily, as Chrysippus, whom they celebrate as
Cic:Rep_3.12 great or remarkable from Chrysippus, who has his own
Cic:Tusc_1.108 the best kind of interment. Chrysippus, who is curious in all
Cic:Tusc_3.52 that it appeared so to Chrysippus, "Whatever falls out unexpected is
Cic:Tusc_3.59 writes, used to blame Chrysippus for commending these verses
Cic:Tusc_3.61 of assistance. From whence Chrysippus thinks that grief is
Cic:Tusc_3.76 practice of the Cyrenaics. But Chrysippus thinks that the main thing
Cic:Tusc_3.79 have borne them. As to Chrysippus's method, it is certainly founded
Cic:Tusc_4.9 [5.] M. Because, Chrysippus and the Stoics, when they
Cic:Tusc_4.23 the Stoics, especially Chrysippus, give themselves unnecessary
Cic:Tusc_4.53 fewer words according to Chrysippus: (for the above definitions
Cic:Tusc_4.63 I used this, notwithstanding Chrysippus's advice to the contrary,
Cic:Tusc_5.107 Theophrastus, Zenon, Cleanthes, Chrysippus, Antipater, Carneades, Panaetius,
DiogLaert_7.1 Egyptian clematis, as Chrysippus relates in the first
DiogLaert_7.34 is his work we are assured by Chrysippus, in his Republic
DiogLaert_7.35 fifth was a disciple of Chrysippus, who wrote very few
DiogLaert_7.39 was followed in it by Chrysippus, in the first book of
DiogLaert_7.40 this he is followed by Chrysippus, and Archidemus, and
DiogLaert_7.50 tion, alloiōsis, as Chrysippus states in the twelfth
DiogLaert_7.60 complete idea; or, as Chrysippus says in his treatise
DiogLaert_7.62 the other, and it is, as Chrysippus explains it, concerned
DiogLaert_7.65 depends upon itself; as Chrysippus explains it in his Dia
DiogLaert_7.68 thers are not simple; as Chrysippus, and Archedemus, and
DiogLaert_7.71 bined proposition is, as Chrysippus states, in his Dialect
DiogLaert_7.79 different people; but Chrysippus enumerates five kinds,
DiogLaert_7.101-103 * treatise on Goods, and Chrysippus asserts the same princ
DiogLaert_7.111 ations are judgments, as Chrysippus contends in his work
DiogLaert_7.120-122 * offences are equal, as Chrysippus argues in the fourth
DiogLaert_7.125-131 * them all are common, as Chrysippus affirms in the first
DiogLaert_7.134-143 * in his essay on Atoms, Chrysippus in the first book of
DiogLaert_7.148-150 * rld, and the heaven; and Chrysippus agrees with this doctr
DiogLaert_7.157 they are burnt up; but Chrysippus says that it is only
DiogLaert_7.159 parents. [159] And Chrysippus says, in the second book of
DiogLaert_7.179-187 * RYSIPPUS [179] {1} Chrysippus was the son of Apollonius,
DiogLaert_7.202 remainder of the life of Chrysippus is lost.] Book 10 &rar
DiogLaert_7.54-57 * from a real object, as Chrysippus asserts in the twelfth
DiogLaert_7.84-92 * is the one laid down by Chrysippus, and Archedemus, and
DiogLaert_10.3 generally go under the name of Chrysippus. [4] And Poseido
DiogLaert_10.26 tings he was rivalled by Chrysippus, as Carneades asserts,
Lucian:Macr_20 Academy, eighty-five; Chrysippus, eighty-one; Diogenes
Phld:Sto_11 . by [some], as also Chrysippus calls him in his '[On
Phld:Sto_17 and of Cleanthes and of Chrysippus; and in particular it [seems
Phld:Sto_37 very distinguished . . . Chrysippus [ of Soli ], the
Phld:Sto_46 in his 'Sepulchre of Chrysippus' previously studied with Sphaerus.
Plut:Arat_1 The philosopher Chrysippus, my dear Polycrates, seems
ValMax_8.7e.10 terminated the life of Chrysippus, yet he was not
ValMax_8.7e.11 a diligent hearer of Chrysippus; and until your ninety-ninth
ValMax_8.7e.5 was going to dispute with Chrysippus, he purged his body beforehand

Chrysippus ² - son of Pelops; abducted by Laius
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Aelian:NA_6.15 act so in the case of Chrysippus, although, as you your
Athen_13.602 fancy to Pelops' son, Chrysippus, whom he put into his
Athen_13.603 axilla the Sicyonian says that Chrysippus was carried off

Chrysippus ³ of Cnidus - a doctor, early 3rd century B.C.
DiogLaert_7.186 There was also another Chrysippus, a native of Cnidus,

Chrysippus - in documents
CIL_1.2693 edman of Marcus Minucius Chrysippus, slave of Marcus P
Syll_322 Sphodris son of Philinos Chrysippos son of Glaukippos

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