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Abbreviations; Editorial note;
1. Early Greek philosophy A. A. Long;
2. Historiography Henry R. Immerwahr and W. R. Connor;
3. Sophists and physicians of the Greek enlightenment George A. Kennedy;
4. Plato and the Socratic work of Xenophon F. H. Sandbach;
5. Oratory George A. Kennedy;
6. Aristotle A. A. Long;
7. Post-Aristotelian philosophy A. A. Long; Appendix Martin Drury; Works cited Martin Drury; Index.
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