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Cover 1 Regret: A Study in Ancient Moral Psychology 4 Copyright 5 Dedication 6 Contents 8 Acknowledgements 10 List of Abbreviations 12 Introduction: Why Regret? 14 1: Virtue, Metameleia, Regret, and Remorse 25 The Virtuous Person is Free from Regret 33 2: Plato on Regret, Akrasia, and the Tyrannical Soul 48 The Tyrant’s Regrets 64 The Tyrant’s Soul 71 Proclus, Regret, and the Myth of Er 91 3: Aristotle on Regret and Counter-Voluntary Actions 97 4: Aristotle on Regret and Akrasia 111 5: Metameleia and Ignorance 130 6: Stoic Regret 140 Metameleia as a Pathos 142 Regret and Stoic Moral Psychology 145 Regret as a Correct Evaluation of a Past Misdeed 166 7: Gellius and Gallus on the Limits of Regret 169 Cicero, Caelius, Gallus, and Gellius 170 Choice as a Condition of Aptness for Regret 178 Regret and Affirmation 180 Affirmation, Regret, and the Virtuous Agent 189 8: Epilogue 192 References 196 Index Locorum 202 Subject Index 206
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