"This volume and its companions together contain most of the papers I have published on ancient philosophy over the last forty odd years. Short reviews of books have, almost all, been excluded; so have articles for encyclopaedias and the like; and also one or two items which repeat or anticipate what I have written elsewhere. The pieces are organized thematically rather than chronologically"--Preface, p. [ix].
"The essays which were originally published in French (and in one case in Italian) are here done into English"--Preface, p. [ix].
Ancient philosophers
The history of philosophy
Philosophy within quotation marks?
Anglophone attitudes
Brentano's Aristotle
Heidegger in the cave
'There was an old person from Tyre'
The Presocratics in context
Argument in ancient philosophy
Philosophy and dialectic
Aristotle and the methods of ethics
Metacommentary
An introduction to Aspasius
Parmenides and the Eleatic One
Reason and necessity in Leucippus
Plato's cyclical argument
Death and the philosopher
Aristotelian arithmetic
The principle of plenitude
'Aristotle's opinion concerning destiny and what is up to us'
'Belief is up to us'
The same again : the Stoics and eternal recurrence
Bits and pieces
Partial wholes
'Drei Sonnen sah ich ...' : Syrianus and astronomy
Immaterial causes.
Method and metaphysics : essays in ancient philosophy I by Jonathan Barnes. ISBN 9780199577514. Published by Clarendon Press in 2011. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.