Reference Material For The Wednesday Night Epicurea Zooms

Hello all -- here is the updated version! Please let me know if you notice any errors. I have also added text boxes surrounding all modern comments.

I am also looking for a translation of Philódēmos, On Wealth, P.Herc. 163. do we know of one that is available?

EPICUREA 4.29.24.pdf

Hello all! Updated version is attached. I also included a "lined" version, in which I have endeavored to underline the same words in the original and translation.

Thank you Bryan

Hello all,

Update attached. Principle Doctrines and On Nature are only listed in the Table of Contents, so the bookmarks are undefined, but they will be present in the text with next update.

Hello Cassius, let me know if the bookmarks do not work and I can save in a different way. There is an option with color text and a regular version.

Hello Cassius, this update covers some interesting things for the next few weeks. Page 132 should be the starting page for us on Wednesday.

Hello all, updated file attached. We are at U61, which is page 182 (but page 190 in the PDF paging).

The introduction in the Glossarium Epicureum says this in Latin about Usener's choice to not include text from Epicurus' On Nature, the second part appears to be a quote from Usener.

"Usener very bitterly bore the deplorable condition of the Herculaneum scrolls in the pages relating to the work on nature, he refrained from both introducing and restoring the text of the Herculaneum scrolls—no one is unaware of this: 'I am not speaking about the remnants of the books On Nature, which Theodor Gomperz, according to the most accurate examination of the manuscripts, is soon to publish much fuller and more complete [version] than before; I would have deserved to be laughed at if I had attempted in vain, relying solely on the Neapolitan copies.'"

We are on page 217.