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A compilation of translations of the Kuriai Doxai, the "Principal", "Key", or "Authorized Docrtines" by Epicurus, containing the contributions of C. D. Yonge (1853), William Wallace (1880), Robert Drew Hicks (1910), Cyril Bailey (1926), Norman W. De Witt (1954), R. M. Geer (1964), A. A. Long &, D. N. Sedley (1987), Eugene O'Connor (1993) Brad Inwood & Lloyd P. Gerson (1994), Erik Anderson (2004), Odysseus Makridis (2005), Peter Saint-Andre (2008), George K. Strodach (2012), Pamela Mensch (2018), Stephen White (2021), and N. H. Bartman (2023)
Please post comments, suggestions, proposed corrections, etc. to THIS thread (which is more easily searchable from the main Home page: Kuriai Doxai - A Compilation of Translations by Nathan Bartman
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Version 10.0.0
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Eikadistes -
May 3, 2024 at 11:14 PM -
1.36 MB -
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Updated for 2023 publications.
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Version 9.0.1
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Eikadistes -
January 22, 2022 at 11:29 PM -
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77 Downloads
Updated for contributions from William Wallace.
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