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Plato 
His Theory of Knowlodee Carel Duaded Die, Dod tre 
of Forms = Moral Plidosoplyy Concept of Soul. Virtue a 
Fulfillment of Function + Political Phalosophy « State as 
Man Writ Large, The Phidosopher-King, Virtues i the 
State. Decline of the Ideal State « The Cosmos 
Aristotle 
His Life « Logie The Catecontes, the Syllogia 
Metaphysics Substance, Matter. and Form, Change, 
Potentiality, and Actuality, Unmoved Mover 
The Place of Man Pligsics, Biology, Psychology. Rationality 
Ethics Types of Ends, Function of Man: Happmess as 
End. Golden Mean, Deliberation and Choice, 
The Virtues « Polities Types of States, Differences 
and Inequalities, Good Government and Revolution 
Philosophy of Art 
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Classical Philosophy After Aristotle 
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Epicurus © Perfecting the Pleasure Principle 
Stotcism Dhistmguishung between What We Can and 
Cannot Control « Skepticism How to Behave without a 
Criterion of Truth « Plotinus Salvation in Mystical Union 
with God 
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HE MEDIEVAL PERIOD: 
THE CONFLUENCE OF PHILOSOPHY AND THEOLOGY 
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St. Augustine's Christian Philosophy 
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His Life « Human Knowledge Overcoming Skepticism 
Knowledge and Sensation, Doctrine of Hlumination « 
God The Created World Creatio ex Nihilo, 
The Rationes Seminales « Moral Philosophy The Role of 
Love, Evil, and Disordered Love. Will as Cause of Fril « 
Justice * The Two Cities and History