2 Indeed the aids in existence when Wilamowitz wrote, consisting mostly of school commentaries from the end of the previous century (C.F.W. Topics 657 Latin Words 664 Greek Words 671 Grammatical and Stylistic Features Authors 677 Proper Names 708Īs early as 1932 Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff called for a com mented edition of Cicero, de Officiis,1 a call repeated, so far as the commen tary is concerned, by Olof Gigon in 1969. The Text 52 Commentary on Book 1 57 Commentary on Book 2 353 Commentary on Book 3 483 Addenda et Corrigenda Panaetius, nepi τοΰ καθήκοντος, as Source for Books 1-2 (1) A Note on Source-Criticism 18 (2) Date of Composition 21 (3) Why Panaetius May Have Left irepi του καθήκοντος Unfinished 23 (4) The Intended Audience for Trepi τοΰ καθήκοντος 24 (5) Cicero's Use of His Model 28 (6) The Subsequent Fate of ircpi τοΰ καθήκοντος 28 6. The Composition: Date, Circumstances, Consequences 8 4. Καθήκοντα and Their Place within Stoic Ethics 2 2. Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

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