The Peripatetics: Aristotle's Heirs, 322 bce-200 ce- Front Cover -- The Peripatetics: Aristotle's Heirs, 322 bce-200 ce -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Sources and abbreviations -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Aristotle's Heirs -- Aristotle and his successors -- Main figures of the Peripatic tradition -- Strato of Lampsacus (335-269 bce -- scholarch 289-269 bce) [DL 5. 58-64] -- Eudemus of Rhodes (ca. 280-ca. 300 bce) [not in DL] -- Lyco of Troas (ca. 299-ca. 225 bce -- school head 269-225) [DL 5. 65-74] -- Aristo of Ceos (fl. ca. 225 bce) [not in DL] -- Hieronymus of Rhodes (ca. 290-ca. 230 bce) [not in DL] -- Demetrius of Phalerum (ca. 350-ca. 285 bce) [DL 5. 75-85] -- Aristoxenus of Tarentum (ca. 375-ca. 335 bce) [not in DL] -- Heraclides of Heraclea (Pontus) [DL 5. 86-94] -- Dicaearchus (ca. 350-ca. 285 bce) [not in DL] -- Clearchus of Soli [not in DL] -- Critolaus (ca. 200-ca. 118 bce) [not in DL] -- Diodorus of Tyre (late second century. bce) [not in DL] -- Andronicus of Rhodes (active ca. 50-ca. 15 bce) [not in DL] -- Aspasius (first century ce) [not in DL] -- Alexander of Aphrodisias (ca. 150-ca. 220 ce) [not in DL] -- Doctrinal continuity -- Structure of this book -- Sources for the Peripatos -- Notes -- References -- Further readings -- Chapter 2: The natural world and its (hidden) foundations -- The history (and historiography) of natural philosophy -- Aristotle's Physics: principles -- Ta Physika: (a) motion, (b) body, (c) place, (d) time, (e) soul and prime mover -- Responses to Aristotle's Physics -- Perception and soul: Aristotelian psychology -- Spurious works -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Further reading -- Chapter 3: Things and words: language, logic, and reasoning -- Background -- Semantics and syllogisms -- Logic in Hellenistic times -- After Theophrastus