Hieronymus of Rhodes was a Peripatetic of the 3rd century BCE, a contemporary of Arcesilaus and Lyco, active around the 270s and 260s BCE.
None of his books survive intact. Later writers name On Suspense of Judgement and On Lack of Anger. What this site holds is fragments and report.
Hosts give his τέλος as freedom from disturbance and pain. A fragment here is a later mouth, not Aristotle’s book and not his autograph.
Available Works
On the Supreme Good and Happiness
Ἀποσπάσματα
36 passages
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