Fragments
Fragments
by Heraclitus (fl. c. 500 BC) · c. 500 BC · ★ Essential
About 130 sayings on the logos, the unity of opposites, fire, and perpetual change, preserved in later writers.
About
- Also known as
- On Nature; The Fragments of Heraclitus
- Classification
- LCC B220: Philosophy. Psychology. Religion › Philosophy (General)
- Categories
- presocratic, metaphysics, logos, flux
- Tradition
- Presocratic
- Written in
- Greek
- Translation
- John Burnet, Early Greek Philosophy, 1892; G. T. W. Patrick, 1889
- Public domain (US)
- Yes
- Notes
- Diels–Kranz 22.
Free copies
| Source | Rank | Edition | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| English Wikisource Fragments_of_Heraclitus_(annotated) | Rough text | John Burnet, Early Greek Philosophy, 3rd ed. (1920) | HTML |
| Internet Archive fragmentsofworko00hera | Scan with good OCR | The fragments of the work of Heraclitus of Ephesus on nature;; 1889; tr. G. T. W. Patrick (1889) · English; Greek | PDF · Text · Page |