Oleg V. Bychkov is Professor of Theology, Chair, Department of Theology, St Bonaventure University, New York. He is the co-translator and co-editor, with Allan Bernard Wolter, of John Duns Scotus: The Examined Report of the Paris Lecture (Reportatio I-A), Vol. 1 and 2 (2004 for Vol. 1, 2008 for Vol. 2), and the co-editor, with James Fodor, of Theological Aesthetics After Von Balthasar (2008). Anne Sheppard is Reader in Ancient Philosophy and Head of Classics at Royal Holloway, University of London. She is the author of Studies of the 5th and 6th Essays of Proclus' Commentary on the Republic (1980) and of Aesthetics: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Art (1987).

"....This book, or one much like it, can take the place of the reading lists that many instructors compile when teaching the history of aesthetics.... professor can now use Greek and Roman Aesthetics by itself, whether for graduate or upper-undergraduate courses.... Bychkov and Sheppard have produced an engaging, scholarly, wide ranging, and handsome book that I will be using in the classroom very soon, as no doubt many other instructors also will." --Nickolas Pappas, City College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York, Philosophical Inquiry

• Gorgias: Encomium of Helen; Plato: Ion; Hippias Major; Symposium; Republic; Phaedrus; Timaeus; Sophist; Xenophon: Memoirs of Socrates; Aristotle: Poetics; Politics; Philodemus: On Poems; On Music; Cicero: On Rhetorical Invention; On the Ideal Orator; Orator; On Moral Ends; On the Nature of the Gods; Tusculan Disputations; On Duties; Seneca: Letters to Lucilius; On the Award and Reception of Favours; Longinus: On Sublimity: Philostratus: Life of Apollonius of Tyana; Pictures; Philostratus the Younger: Pictures; Aristides Quintilianus: On Music; Plotinus: Enneads; Augustine: On Order; On Music; On True Religion; On Free Choice of the Will; Confessions; On the Trinity; Proclus: Commentary on the Timaeus; Commentary on the Republic; Anonymous: Prolegomena to the Philosophy of Plato.

Oleg V. Bychkov is Professor of Theology, Chair, Department of Theology, St Bonaventure University, New York. He is the co-translator and co-editor, with Allan Bernard Wolter, of John Duns Scotus: The Examined Report of the Paris Lecture (Reportatio I-A), Vol. 1 and 2 (2004 for Vol. 1, 2008 for Vol. 2), and the co-editor, with James Fodor, of Theological Aesthetics After Von Balthasar (2008). Anne Sheppard is Reader in Ancient Philosophy and Head of Classics at Royal Holloway, University of London. She is the author of Studies of the 5th and 6th Essays of Proclus' Commentary on the Republic (1980) and of Aesthetics: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Art (1987).

"....This book, or one much like it, can take the place of the reading lists that many instructors compile when teaching the history of aesthetics.... professor can now use Greek and Roman Aesthetics by itself, whether for graduate or upper-undergraduate courses.... Bychkov and Sheppard have produced an engaging, scholarly, wide ranging, and handsome book that I will be using in the classroom very soon, as no doubt many other instructors also will." --Nickolas Pappas, City College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York, Philosophical Inquiry

• Gorgias: Encomium of Helen; Plato: Ion; Hippias Major; Symposium; Republic; Phaedrus; Timaeus; Sophist; Xenophon: Memoirs of Socrates; Aristotle: Poetics; Politics; Philodemus: On Poems; On Music; Cicero: On Rhetorical Invention; On the Ideal Orator; Orator; On Moral Ends; On the Nature of the Gods; Tusculan Disputations; On Duties; Seneca: Letters to Lucilius; On the Award and Reception of Favours; Longinus: On Sublimity: Philostratus: Life of Apollonius of Tyana; Pictures; Philostratus the Younger: Pictures; Aristides Quintilianus: On Music; Plotinus: Enneads; Augustine: On Order; On Music; On True Religion; On Free Choice of the Will; Confessions; On the Trinity; Proclus: Commentary on the Timaeus; Commentary on the Republic; Anonymous: Prolegomena to the Philosophy of Plato.

Oleg V. Bychkov is Professor of Theology, Chair, Department of Theology, St Bonaventure University, New York. He is the co-translator and co-editor, with Allan Bernard Wolter, of John Duns Scotus: The Examined Report of the Paris Lecture (Reportatio I-A), Vol. 1 and 2 (2004 for Vol. 1, 2008 for Vol. 2), and the co-editor, with James Fodor, of Theological Aesthetics After Von Balthasar (2008). Anne Sheppard is Reader in Ancient Philosophy and Head of Classics at Royal Holloway, University of London. She is the author of Studies of the 5th and 6th Essays of Proclus' Commentary on the Republic (1980) and of Aesthetics: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Art (1987).

"....This book, or one much like it, can take the place of the reading lists that many instructors compile when teaching the history of aesthetics.... professor can now use Greek and Roman Aesthetics by itself, whether for graduate or upper-undergraduate courses.... Bychkov and Sheppard have produced an engaging, scholarly, wide ranging, and handsome book that I will be using in the classroom very soon, as no doubt many other instructors also will." --Nickolas Pappas, City College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York, Philosophical Inquiry

• Gorgias: Encomium of Helen; Plato: Ion; Hippias Major; Symposium; Republic; Phaedrus; Timaeus; Sophist; Xenophon: Memoirs of Socrates; Aristotle: Poetics; Politics; Philodemus: On Poems; On Music; Cicero: On Rhetorical Invention; On the Ideal Orator; Orator; On Moral Ends; On the Nature of the Gods; Tusculan Disputations; On Duties; Seneca: Letters to Lucilius; On the Award and Reception of Favours; Longinus: On Sublimity: Philostratus: Life of Apollonius of Tyana; Pictures; Philostratus the Younger: Pictures; Aristides Quintilianus: On Music; Plotinus: Enneads; Augustine: On Order; On Music; On True Religion; On Free Choice of the Will; Confessions; On the Trinity; Proclus: Commentary on the Timaeus; Commentary on the Republic; Anonymous: Prolegomena to the Philosophy of Plato.