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General introduction Lloyd Gerson; Part I. Philosophy in the Later RomanEmpire: Introduction to Part I; 1. The late Roman empire from the Antoninesto Constantine Elizabeth Digeser; 2. The transmission of ancient wisdom:texts, doxographies, libraries Gabor Betegh; 3. Cicero and the New AcademyCarlos Levy; 4. Platonism Harold Tarrant; 5. The second Sophistic RyanFowler; 6. Numenius Mark Edwards; 7. Stoicism Brad Inwood; 8. PeripateticsRobert Sharples; 9. The Chaldean Oracles Sarah Iles Johnston and John F.Finamore; 10. Gnosticism Edward Moore and John D. Turner; 11. PtolemyJacqueline Feke and Alexander Jones; 12. Galen R. J. Hankinson; Part II. TheFirst Encounter of Judaism and Christianity with Ancient Greek Philosophy:Introduction to Part II; 13. Philo of Alexandria David Winston; 14. JustinMartyr Denis Minns; 15. Clement of Alexandria Catherine Osborne; 16. OrigenEmanuela Prinzivalli; Part III. Plotinus and the New Platonism: Introductionto Part III; 17. Plotinus Dominic O'Meara; 18. Porphyry and his school AndrewSmith; 19. Iamblichus and his school John Dillon; Part IV. Philosophy in theAge of Constantine: Introduction to Part IV; 20. Introduction: the age ofConstantine Elizabeth Digeser; 21. Themistius Inna Kupreeva; 22. TheAlexandrian school. Theon of Alexandria, Hypatia Alain Bernard; 23. Hieroclesof Alexandria Hermann Schibli; Part V. The Second Encounter of Christianitywith Ancient Greek Philosophy: Introduction to Part V; 24. Basil of CaesareaLewis Ayers and Andrew Radde-Gallwitz; 25. Gregory of Nyssa Anthony Meredith;26. Gregory Nazianzus John McGucken; 27. Calcidius Gretchen Reydams-Schils;28. Nemesius of Emesa Beatrice Motta; 29. Synesius of Cyrene Jay Bregman; 30.Marius Victorinus Stephen A. Cooper; 31. Augustine Giovanni Catapano; PartVI. Late Platonism: Introduction to Part VI; 32. From Constantine toJustinian Elizabeth Digeser; 33. Plutarch of Athens Angela Longo; 34.Syrianus Angela Longo; 35. Proclus Carlos Steel; 36. Ammonius and his schoolDavid Blank; 37. Damascius Gerd van Riel; 38. Olympiodorus Jan Opsomer; 39.Simplicius Han Baltussen; 40. John Philoponus Koenraad Verrycken; 41.Priscian, Pseudo-Simplicius F. A. J. De Haas; Part VII. The Third Encounterof Christianity with Ancient Greek Philosophy: Introduction to Part VII; 42.Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite Eric Perl; 43. Boethius John Magee; 44.Maximus the Confessor David Bradshaw; 45. John Scotus Eriugena Wayne Hankey;Part VIII. Philosophy in Transition: Introduction to Part VIII; 46. EarlyByzantine philosophy Katerina Ierodiakonou and George Zografidis; 47. Theorigins of Islamic philosophy Cristina D'Ancona; 48. Ancient becomesmedieval: the reception of ancient Greek philosophy in the Middle AgesStephen Gersh; List of works of ancient authors; Bibliography 1; Bibliography2; Bibliography 3; Bibliography 4; Bibliography 5; Bibliography 6.