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grbs-17073	Ojennus, Paul	Apollonius Rhodius and the Stoic Doctrine of the Emotions	2025	31	.pdf	application/pdf	10808	421	55	Idas’ model of thoughts and emotions and early Stoicism The exchange at Pagasae is programmatic, presenting models of thought and emotion that Apollonius contrasts throughout the epic. 202 APOLLONIUS AND THE STOIC DOCTRINE OF EMOTIONS ————— Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Studies 65 (2025) 188–218 sion; this assignment is a “thought” (νόησις).51 Second, emotions are incorrect judgments; when Idas thinks Jason may be afraid, he understands a cognitive error on Jason’s part: Jason under- estimates his, Idas’, help.52 This doctrine was always contro- versial, but the controversy was exacerbated in the middle of the third century by Chrysippus’ emphasis on the identity of judg- ments and emotions,53 and continued throughout the Hellenistic period.54 Third, since emotions are identified with incorrect judgments, they may be remedied by correcting their cognitive basis, as Idas encourages Jason by explaining why he need not be afraid.	cache/grbs-17073.pdf	txt/grbs-17073.txt