The Greek Philosophers Collection

A Monumental Collection of Classical Works with, the exceptional Ancient Greek Philosophers Collection brings together the most comprehensive surviving works of the foremost philosophers of Greek antiquity, encompassing millennia of intellectual inquiry—from the earliest Presocratics to the great Neoplatonists of Late Antiquity.

Ancient Greek Philosophers Collection: A timeless intellectual legacy

The Ancient Greek Philosophers Collection offers an unparalleled gateway into the minds that shaped the foundations of Western thought. Carefully curated and richly expansive, it captures the evolution of philosophical ideas across centuries, revealing how ancient Greek thinkers explored ethics, metaphysics, politics, logic and the nature of existence with depth that continues to resonate today.

What does the Ancient Greek Philosophers Collection include?

The collection includes the full philosophical corpus of towering figures such as Plato, Aristotle, Plutarch, and Proclus, alongside the foundational works of the Presocratics, the Stoics, the Epicureans, and the Neoplatonic tradition. Together, these volumes trace the birth, development, and transformation of Western philosophy at its source.

This landmark collection reveals the deep connection of philosophy with science, politics, ethics, psychology, rhetoric, and everyday life. Astronomy, mathematics, logic, metaphysics, natural philosophy, ethics, and political thought are explored through original texts that shaped entire intellectual traditions.

>All volumes include the original Ancient Greek text, a reliable modern Greek translation, introduction and comments

The collection includes the complete works of:

• Aristotle – 45 volumes
• Plato – 33 volumes
• Plutarch – 32 volumes
• Proclus – 39 volumes
• Presocratics – 20 volumes
• Philo of Alexandria – 16 volumes
• Sextus Empiricus – 7 volumes
• Plotinus – 6 volumes
• Julian the Emperor – 5 volumes
• Epictetus – 5 volumes
• Iamblichus – 6 volumes
• Diogenes Laertius – 4 volumes
• Posidonius – 3 volumes
• Aristophanes of Byzantium – 2 volumes
• Marcus Aurelius – 2 volumes
• Philostratus – 2 volumes
• Porphyry – 2 volumes
• Xenophon – 2 volumes
• Epicurus – 1 volume
• Damascius – 1 volume
• Celsus – 1 volume
• Hierocles – 1 volume