Preface
Abbreviations
Introduction
1 The importance of Nemesius
2 Nemesius and the scope of his treatise
3 Nemesius' Christianity
4 Nemesius' views
5 Nemesius' sources
Nemesius, On the Nature of Man
1 On the nature of man
2 On the soul
3 On the union of soul and body
4 On the body
5 On the elements
6 On imagination
7 On sight
8 On touch
9 On taste
10 On hearing
11 On smell
12 On thought
13 On memory
14 On immanent and expressed reason
15 Another division of the soul
16 On the non-rational part or kind of the soul, which is also called the affective and appetitive
17 On the desirous part
18 On pleasures
19 On distress
20 On anger
21 On fear
22 On the non-rational element that is not capable of obeying reason
23 On the nutritive faculty
24 On pulsation
25 On the generative or seminal faculty
26 Another division of the powers controlling living beings
27 On movement according to impulse or choice, which belongs to the appetitive part
28 On respiration
29 On the intentional and unintentional
30 On the unintentional
31 On the unintentional through ignorance
32 On the intentional
33 On choice
34 About what things do we deliberate?
35 On fate
36 On what is fated through the stars
37 On those who say that choice of actions is up to us
38 On Plato's account of fate
39 On what is up to us, or on autonomy
40 Concerning what things are up to us
41 For what reason were we born autonomous?
42 On providence
43 About what matters there is providence
Bibliography
Index of passages cited
General index
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