Z.
[Zaleukus], laws of, iv. [323 n.]
[Zeller], on Plato, iii. [245 n.];
Parmenidês, [84 n.];
Leges, i. [338 n.], iv. [274 n.], [325 n.], [389 n.], [ 431-3];
Ideas, i. [120 n.];
Eukleides, [127 n.];
Megarics, [131 n.];
Sophists, [389 n.]
[Zeno] of Elea, i. [93];
contrasted with earlier philosophers, [105];
modern critics on, [101];
defended Parmenidean doctrine, [93], [98], iii. [8];
the relative alone knowable, i. [98];
two worlds, impugned by Sokrates, iii. [59];
arguments in regard to space, i. [95];
motion, [97];
not denied as a phenomenal and relative fact, [102];
Sorites, [135 n.];
reductiones ad absurdum, [94], [121 n.];
not contradictions of data generalised from experience, [100];
no systematic theory of scepticism, iii. [93];
dialectic, [107];
purpose and result, i. [98];
carried out by Sokrates, [371];
compared with Platonic Parmenidês, [100].
[Zeno] the Stoic, i. [160];
attracted to Athens by perusal of Apology, [418];
eclectic, [174];
communism of wives, [189 n.]
[Zenodotus], Alexandrine librarian, i. [274 n.]
[Zeus] conferred social art on men, ii. [268].