Dr. P.A. Meijer was associate professor of Ancient Philosophy in Leiden University until his retirement. He has published extensively on various subjects in this field. Among his most important publications are Plotinus on the Good or the One (Enneads VI 9), an analytical commentary (1992), and Stoic Theology, Proofs for the existence of the Cosmic God and of the Traditional Gods (2007).

• Preface, Abbreviations, Primary Sources-Editions Used, Introduction, Part I: Logos and Predicate, I. Contradiction, II. Investigation of names, Part II: Antisthenes' views on Theology: His theoretical approach to the study of Homer, I. Theology, II. Antisthenes' scientific approach to the study of Homer, III. Antisthenes' interpretation of other Homeric Figures, Part III: Antisthenean Ethics, I. Ethics and Myth, II. Sex, Marriage, Family, III. Aspasia, IV. Alcibiades, V. Antisthenes and Politics, VI. The Wise, VII. Antisthenes and Xenophon, VIII. A portrait of Antisthenes in Xenophon's Symposium, Epilogue, Appendix, Bibliography, Index of Fragments Cited, Index of Passages Cited, Index of Names

Dr. P.A. Meijer was associate professor of Ancient Philosophy in Leiden University until his retirement. He has published extensively on various subjects in this field. Among his most important publications are Plotinus on the Good or the One (Enneads VI 9), an analytical commentary (1992), and Stoic Theology, Proofs for the existence of the Cosmic God and of the Traditional Gods (2007).

• Preface, Abbreviations, Primary Sources-Editions Used, Introduction, Part I: Logos and Predicate, I. Contradiction, II. Investigation of names, Part II: Antisthenes' views on Theology: His theoretical approach to the study of Homer, I. Theology, II. Antisthenes' scientific approach to the study of Homer, III. Antisthenes' interpretation of other Homeric Figures, Part III: Antisthenean Ethics, I. Ethics and Myth, II. Sex, Marriage, Family, III. Aspasia, IV. Alcibiades, V. Antisthenes and Politics, VI. The Wise, VII. Antisthenes and Xenophon, VIII. A portrait of Antisthenes in Xenophon's Symposium, Epilogue, Appendix, Bibliography, Index of Fragments Cited, Index of Passages Cited, Index of Names

Dr. P.A. Meijer was associate professor of Ancient Philosophy in Leiden University until his retirement. He has published extensively on various subjects in this field. Among his most important publications are Plotinus on the Good or the One (Enneads VI 9), an analytical commentary (1992), and Stoic Theology, Proofs for the existence of the Cosmic God and of the Traditional Gods (2007).

• Preface, Abbreviations, Primary Sources-Editions Used, Introduction, Part I: Logos and Predicate, I. Contradiction, II. Investigation of names, Part II: Antisthenes' views on Theology: His theoretical approach to the study of Homer, I. Theology, II. Antisthenes' scientific approach to the study of Homer, III. Antisthenes' interpretation of other Homeric Figures, Part III: Antisthenean Ethics, I. Ethics and Myth, II. Sex, Marriage, Family, III. Aspasia, IV. Alcibiades, V. Antisthenes and Politics, VI. The Wise, VII. Antisthenes and Xenophon, VIII. A portrait of Antisthenes in Xenophon's Symposium, Epilogue, Appendix, Bibliography, Index of Fragments Cited, Index of Passages Cited, Index of Names