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Der Platonismus in der Antike, 3: Der Platonismus in 2. und 3. Jahrhundet nach Christus. Baustein 73-100: Text, Uberstetzung, Kommentar. H Dorrie. Der Platonismus in der Antike, 4: Die philosphische Lehre des Platonismus. Einige grundlegende Axiomel Platonische Physik (im antiken Verstandnis) I. Bausteine 101-124: Text, Uberstetzung, Kommentar [Book Review]
The Classical Review 48 (2):356-358 (1998)
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