Abstract
This paper supplies new materials regarding the figure of the philosopher Secundus Taciturnus, who lived at the time of emperor Hadrian, and whose biography and sententiae were most succesful during the Middle Ages. This paper follows a previous one appeared in Euphrosyne 26 (1998).
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