god

Pan

also: Panisci, little Pan

Greek god of the wild, half-goat. Carneades imagined a stone split in the Chian quarries revealing the head of a little Pan, used by Cicero to argue that chance never perfectly imitates the truth (De Divinatione 1.23).

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Mentioned in 7 works (10 mentions)

On the Manilian Law (On the Command of Pompey) speech · 1 mention

§16 Pan

Ad Atticum 1.14 letter · 1 mention

§1 Pan

On the Ends of Good and Evil phil · 2 mentions

§91 Pan
§92 Pan

On the Nature of the Gods phil · 3 mentions

§43 little Pan
§56 Pan
§132 Pan

Tusculan Disputations phil · 1 mention

§51 Pan

Ad Atticum 14.3 letter · 1 mention

§1 Pan

On Divination phil · 1 mention

§48 little Pan