Philostratus : Biography and Belles Lettres in the Third Century A.D.

Graham Anderson

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Preface Abbreviations 1. Sophist and Biographer 2. The Lives and their Subjects 3. Pedantry and Paideia: Some Typical Encounters 4. The Sophists: Gossip, Scandal, Diversion 5. The Sophist on Sophists: The Lives and their Outlook 6. Brief Lives: Some Philostratean Portraits 7. Apollonius of Tyana: A Holy Man in a Sophist's World 8. Apopllonius: Philosopher and Miracle-monger 9. Damis: The Dubious Disciple Discovered? 10. Towards the Historical Apopllonius? 11. Apopllonius in Wonderland: Some Exotic Travels 12. 'In Honour of Apollonius': A Cyropaedia for a Superman? 13. Hero-Cults and Homer: The Heroicus 14. Pictures, Wrestling-Schools, Tyrants, Love-Letters: The Philostratean Opuscula 15. The Scope of a Sophist Appendix 1: The Philostrati Appendix 2: Herodes and Gordian Appendix 3: Moeragenes Appendix 4: The Pythagorean Doxai attributed to Apollonius Select Bibliography Index of Persons and Places

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