Index · 5

Criton, Plato's Dialogue, named, 319

Cynic, the true; his office corresponds to the modern teacher of religion, 250 ​

Cynic, a, does not wish to hide anything, 250

———, the true, a messenger from Zeus, 250

———, the father of all men and women, 261

Cynic's ruling faculty must be pure, 262

——— power of endurance, 263

Cynic, the, sent by God as an example, 355

Cynism, a man must not attempt it without God, 248

———, on, 248

Daemon, every man's, 48

Darkness, men seek, to conceal their acts, 249

Death, 81

———, fear of, 54

——— or pain, and the fear of pain or death, 98

———, what a man should be doing when death surprises him, 209

———, what it is, 230, 282

———, exhortation to receive it thankfully, 310

——— and birth, how viewed by a savage tribe, 335

———, the resolution of the matter of the body into the things of which it was composed, 347

———, a man must be found doing something when it comes; and what it should be, 361

———, when it comes, what Epictetus wishes to be able to say to God, 362

——— is the harbour for all, 364

——— should be daily before a man's eyes, 387

Demetrius, a Cynic, 75

Demonstration, what it is; and contradiction, 183, 190

De Morgan's Formal Logic, 28

Design, 19

Desire of things impossible is foolish, 272

Desires, consequences of, 358