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Ancient and Early Modern Stoic (Meta)physics&#160;OZSW meeting of the study groups inAncient Philosophy and Early Modern PhilosophyUtrecht, May 20-21, 2019&#160;The workshop is made possible by financial support from the OZSW and the University of Groningen.&#160;Please register by April 30th by emailing D.Rusu@rug.nl and L.A.Joosse@rug.nl&#160;&#160;Programme&#160;Monday 20 May&#160;Venue: Drift 21, Sweelinckzaal&#160;9:00-9:30         Coffee 9:30-11:00       Reading group 1: Stoic fragments on causation (led by Tamer Nawar)&#160;11:00-11:30     Coffee&#160;11:30-12:15     Adam Smrcz: Lipsius on Causation and Preferred Indifferents12:15-13:00     Jonathan Shaheen: Cavendish on Causation 13:00-14:00     Lunch&#160;14:00-14:45     Sosseh Assaturian: The Priority of Stoic Definite Assertibles14:45-16:00     Keimpe Algra: Cosmology and Mathematics in the Stoic Tradition&#160;16:00-16:30     Coffee&#160;16:30-18:00     Reading group 2: Lipsius’ Manuductio ad Stoicam Philosophiam (led by Jan Papy)&#160;&#160;Tuesday 21 May Venue: Drift 21, Sweelinckzaal&#160;9:00-9:30         Coffee&#160;9:30-11:00       Reading group 3: Reviving Stoic Physics from Pena to Lipsius (led by Peter Barker)&#160;11:00-11:30     Coffee&#160;11:30-12:45     Carla Rita Palmerino / Frederik Bakker: The Stoicizing Account of Gravity in Plutarch’s De Facie and its Influence on Galileo&#160;12:45-13:30     Lunch&#160;13:30-14:15     Tyler Huismann: A New Model of Stoic Blending14:15-15:00     Susanne Beiweis: Stoic Materialism and the Concept of Pneuma in Marsilio Ficino&#160;Venue: Drift 25, 103&#160;15:30-16:45     Jan Papy: Paradoxes as a Way to Virtue in Lipsius’ Manuductio ad Stoicam Philosophiam