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Note on Citations

Every effort has been made to standardize the methods of reference

employed throughout this volume; if there are any remaining dis-

crepancies it is to be hoped that they will not occasion too much con-

fusion and annoyance. The major authors are cited in the standard,

traditional ways; for less well-known writers, the practice has been to

quote the title of all important works in full on their first appearance

in each article, followed by a standardized abbreviation. Any fragment

citation ('Fr.') followed by the letter 'D' refers to the collection of Em-

piricist fragments of Karl Deichgräber,

Die Griechische Empirikerschule

(Berlin, 1930); 'DK' of course refers to the Diels-Kranz

Fragmente der

Vorsokratiker. 'SVF

refers to H. von Arnim's collection

Stoicorum Vete-

rum Fragmenta

(Leipzig 1903-24). Most of Galen is cited by way of the

monumental edition of C.G. Kühn (Leipzig 1821-33), but in some cases

reference to more recent and better editions has been preferred (most-

ly notably in the case of

De Sectis,

where references are standardly made

to Helmreich's Teubner Script«

Minora

edition of 1893); however, it

should not be assumed that in all cases the Kühn edition is the best

available.