Plato's Parmenides and its heritage, Vol. 1

Frontmatter\nAbbreviations (page vii)\nIntroduction (page 1)\nSECTION 1: PLATO, FROM THE OLD ACADEMY TO MIDDLE PLATONISM\n	1. The Place of the Parmenides in Plato\'s Thought and in the Subsequent Tradition (Kevin Corrigan, page 23)\n	2. Speusippus\'s Neutral Conception of the One and Plato\'s Parmenides (Gerald Bechtle, page 37)\n	3. The Fragment of Speusippus in Column I of the Anonymous Commentary on the Parmenides (Luc Brisson, page 59)\n	4. Speusippus and the Ontological Interpretation of the Parmenides (John Dillon, page 67)\n	5. The Indefinite Dyad in Sextus Empiricus\'s Report (Adversus Mathethematicos 10.248-283) and Plato\'s Parmenides (Thomas Szlezák, page 79)\n	6. Plato and Parmenides in Agreement: Ammonius\'s Praise of God as One-Being in Plutarch\'s The E at Delphi (Zlatko Pleše, page 93)\n	7. Moderatus, E. R. Dodds, and the Development of Neoplatonist Emanation (J. Noel Hubler, page 115)\nSECTION 2: MIDDLE PLATONIC AND GNOSTIC TEXTS\n	8. The Platonizing Sethian Treatises, Marius Victorinus\'s Philosophical Sources, and Pre-Plotinian Parmenides Commentaries (John D. Turner, page 131)\n	9. Is There a Gnostic \"Henological\" Speculation? (Johanna Brankaer, page 173)\n	10. The Greek Text behind the Parallel Sections in Zostrianos and Marius Victorinus (Volker Henning Drecoll, page 195)\n	11. The Chaldaean Oracles and the Metaphysics of the Sethian Platonizing Treatises (John D. Turner, page 213)\n	12. A Criticism of the Chaldaean Oracles and of the Gnostics in Columns IX and X of the Anonymous Commentary on the Parmenides (Luc Brisson, page 233)\n	13. The Anonymous Commentary on Plato\'s Parmenides and Aristotle\'s Categories: Some Preliminary Remarks (Gerald Bechtle, page 243)\n	14. Negative Theology and Radical Conceptual Purification in the Anonymous Commentary on Plato\'s Parmenides (Alain Lernould, page 257)\n	15. A Criticism of Numenius in the Last Columns (XI-XIV) of the Anonymous Commentary on the Parmenides (Luc Brisson, page 275)\nReferences (page 283)\nContributors (page 297)\nSubject-Name Index (page 301)\nIndex Locorum (page 315)