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Stobaeus, Volume I: Contents
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The dedication · PDF edition pp. 8–9
On arithmetic · PDF edition pp. 10–11
Book I Chapter 1 · PDF edition pp. 32–33
Book I Chapter 2 · PDF edition pp. 104–105
Book I Chapter 3 · PDF edition pp. 106–107
Book I Chapter 4 · PDF edition pp. 154–155
Book I Chapter 5 · PDF edition pp. 166–167
Book I Chapter 6 · PDF edition pp. 192–193
Book I Chapter 7 · PDF edition pp. 214–215
Book I Chapter 8 · PDF edition pp. 222–223
Book I Chapter 9 · PDF edition pp. 268–269
Book I Chapter 10 · PDF edition pp. 288–289
Book I Chapter 11 · PDF edition pp. 320–321
Book I Chapter 12 · PDF edition pp. 332–333
Book I Chapter 13 · PDF edition pp. 342–343
Book I Chapter 14 · PDF edition pp. 352–353
Book I Chapter 15 · PDF edition pp. 366–367
Book I Chapter 16 · PDF edition pp. 378–379
Book I Chapter 17 · PDF edition pp. 390–391
Book I Chapter 18 · PDF edition pp. 404–405
Book I Chapter 19 · PDF edition pp. 428–429
Book I Chapter 20 · PDF edition pp. 456–457
Book I Chapter 21 · PDF edition pp. 492–493
Book I Chapter 22 · PDF edition pp. 532–533
Book I Chapter 23 · PDF edition pp. 552–553
Book I Chapter 24 · PDF edition pp. 558–559
Book I Chapter 25 · PDF edition pp. 580–581
Book I Chapter 26 · PDF edition pp. 612–613
Book I Chapter 27 · PDF edition pp. 642–643
Book I Chapter 28 · PDF edition pp. 648–649
Book I Chapter 29 · PDF edition pp. 664–665
Book I Chapter 30 · PDF edition pp. 690–691
Book I Chapter 31 · PDF edition pp. 708–709
Book I Chapter 32 · PDF edition pp. 732–733
Book I Chapters 33-35 · PDF edition pp. 734–735
Book I Chapter 36 · PDF edition pp. 736–737
Book I Chapter 37 · PDF edition pp. 748–749
Book I Chapter 38 · PDF edition pp. 750–751
Book I Chapter 39 · PDF edition pp. 756–757
Book I Chapter 40 · PDF edition pp. 762–763
Book I Chapter 41 · PDF edition pp. 814–815
Book I Chapter 42 · PDF edition pp. 882–883
Book I Chapter 43 · PDF edition pp. 896–897
Book I Chapter 44 · PDF edition pp. 898–899
Book I Chapter 45 · PDF edition pp. 900–901
Book I Chapter 46 · PDF edition pp. 902–903
Book I Chapter 47 · PDF edition pp. 904–905
Book I Chapter 48 · PDF edition pp. 948–949
Book I Chapter 49 · PDF edition pp. 976–977
Book I Chapter 50 · PDF edition pp. 1580–1581
Book I Chapter 51 · PDF edition pp. 1618–1619
Book I Chapter 52 · PDF edition pp. 1626–1627
Book I Chapter 53 · PDF edition pp. 1656–1657
Book I Chapter 54 · PDF edition pp. 1662–1663
Book I Chapter 55 · PDF edition pp. 1670–1671
Book I Chapter 56 · PDF edition pp. 1680–1681
Book I Chapter 57 · PDF edition pp. 1684–1685
Book I Chapter 58 · PDF edition pp. 1686–1687
Book I Chapter 59 · PDF edition pp. 1690–1691
Book I Chapter 60 · PDF edition pp. 1700–1701
Ancient contents - Book I · PDF edition pp. 1714–1715
Ancient contents - Book II · PDF edition pp. 1728–1729
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Stobaeus gathered Greek philosophy and poetry for his son Septimius. Volume I presents the dedication testimony, On Arithmetic, Book I through chapter 60, and the ancient contents of all four books. This complete bilingual edition includes an introduction and 2,117 explanatory notes.
Historical Text and Translation
The Greek follows Curt Wachsmuth’s 1884 Volume I, checked against the supplied scan. Gaps, lost-chapter headings, and uncertain attributions remain visible. Chapter 2 includes a labeled proposed reconstruction. The appendix outlines Books I–IV; the full texts of Books II–IV are outside this volume. Reader pages preserve the companion PDF’s numbering.
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