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Augustine, Questions On The Heptateuch, 1.30
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anger,augustine,less shameful than lust,because body supposedly subject to will Sorabji (2000) 380
apatheia,freedom from,eradication of,emotion (; alternative ideals,though apatheia represents progress Sorabji (2000) 385
apatheia,freedom from,eradication of,emotion (; did christ exhibit apatheia? Sorabji (2000) 344, 355
arnold,e. v. Sorabji (2000) 344
assent,distinguished assent in christians to thoughts,to their lingering,to the pleasure of their lingering,to action Sorabji (2000) 355
assent,to appearances in stoicism Sorabji (2000) 379
augustine,anger contrasted with lust as supposedly free of bodily insubordination Sorabji (2000) 380
augustine,assent to appearance Sorabji (2000) 379
augustine,attack on stoic apatheia,misrepresents stoic acceptance of first movements as acceptance of emotion Sorabji (2000) 379, 380, 385
augustine,bad thoughts and suggestions Sorabji (2000) 355
augustine,degrees of sin Sorabji (2000) 355
augustine,esp. insubordination of male member Sorabji (2000) 380
augustine,first movements or prepassion Sorabji (2000) 344, 355
augustine,insubordinate to will as central objection to lust Sorabji (2000) 380
augustine,lust Sorabji (2000) 380
augustine,metriopatheia favoured for many emotions Sorabji (2000) 380
augustine,pleasure of thinking preceding assent to action Sorabji (2000) 355
augustine,shock,shock without hurt Sorabji (2000) 355
augustine,this in turn explains shame at sex and need for privacy Sorabji (2000) 380
augustine,titillation only a prepassion Sorabji (2000) 344
christ,did christ have emotions? Sorabji (2000) 344, 355
christians,christ's sorrow" Sorabji (2000) 344
demons,source of bad thoughts and emotions Sorabji (2000) 355
epictetus,stoic,but distinguished from first movements assent and emotion Sorabji (2000) 379
eupatheiai,equanimous states,caution (eulabeia) exhibited by christ Sorabji (2000) 344
eupatheiai,equanimous states,eulabeia (caution) Sorabji (2000) 344
fear,pavor ambiguous between fear and trembling Sorabji (2000) 379, 380
first movements,augustine Sorabji (2000) 344, 355
first movements,distinguished assent to appearance,to thought,to its lingering,to the pleasure of the thought or its lingering to the emotion,or the act Sorabji (2000) 355
first movements,first movements as bad thoughts Sorabji (2000) 355
first movements,not escaped by sage Sorabji (2000) 379
frank,dan Sorabji (2000) 385
gellius,aulus,compiler of philosophical doctrines,report on stoic first movements misunderstood by augustine Sorabji (2000) 379, 380
jerome,st,church father,titillation only a pre-passion Sorabji (2000) 344
lust,anger supposedly different Sorabji (2000) 380
lust,augustine's main objection that lust and male member not subject to will" Sorabji (2000) 380
lust,relation to will Sorabji (2000) 380
maimonides,jewish philosopher,apatheia and metriopatheia alternative ideals Sorabji (2000) 385
metriopatheia,moderate,moderation of,emotion; accepted by augustine Sorabji (2000) 380
metriopatheia,moderate,moderation of,emotion; not all emotions acceptable Sorabji (2000) 380
philo of alexandria,jewish philosopher,apatheia and metriopatheia alternative ideals but apatheia is progress Sorabji (2000) 385
plotinus,neoplatonist Sorabji (2000) 355
progressing Sorabji (2000) 385
sex,sex in public and shame Sorabji (2000) 380
shame at sex,evolutionary,versus lapsarian explanations Sorabji (2000) 380
shocks; augustine Sorabji (2000) 355
sin,distinguished assent to pleasure,to lingering,to action Sorabji (2000) 355
zeno of citium,stoic,hence different conception of freedom from emotion(apatheia)' Sorabji (2000) 344
zeno of citium,stoic,hence different conception of freedom from emotion(apatheia) Sorabji (2000) 355, 379, 380, 385