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41 Cards in this Set
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Origen |
c.185-c.254 |
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Marcus Tullius Cicero |
106-43 B.C. |
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Xenophanes |
c.570-470 B.C. |
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Pindar |
c. 518-438 B.C. |
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Herophilus of Chalcedon |
335-280 B.C. Anatomist at the Great Library of Alexandria |
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Demetrius of Phalerum |
First director of the museum at Alexandria |
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Dionysius of Syracuse |
The tyrant who disappointed Plato |
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Callisthenes |
Aristotle's nephew, executed by Alexander in a flimsy pretext |
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Gorgias of Leontini |
483-375 B.C. On Non-Being |
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Euphraeus |
The Academy alumnus who advised Perdicca of Macedon to allow his heir, Philip, to rule his own province |
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Nicomachus |
Aristotle's physician father |
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Theophrastus |
Prominent student of Aristotle Father of Botany |
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Speusippus |
Plato's nephew, chosen over Aristotle to head the Academy |
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Boethius |
Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius c.475-525 |
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Pseudo-Dionysius |
(The Areopagite) Late 5th/early 6th century |
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Donatus |
Aelius Donatus c. 4 |
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Vergil |
Publius Vergilius Maro 70-19 B.C. The Aenied The Georgics The Eclogues |
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Democritus of Abdera |
430-390 B.C. |
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Carneades |
Founder of the New (3rd) Academy The Father of Probabilism 214-129/8 B.C. |
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Chrysippus |
Successor to Cleanthes as the head of Stoicism 280-207 B.C. |
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Zeno |
Of Citium Founder of Stoicism 335-263 B.C. |
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Iamblichus |
c. 250-325 |
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Ambrose |
c.339-397 |
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Plotinus |
205-269 |
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Plato |
429-347 B.C. |
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Epicurus |
341-270 B.C. |
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Justin Martyr |
c.100-c.165 |
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Philon of Larissa |
The last undisputed head of the Academy 160-80 B.C. |
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Isocrates |
436-338 B.C. |
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Protagoras |
c.490-c.420 B.C. |
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Socrates |
469-399 B.C. |
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Antiphon of Rhamnus |
Prominent orator in the last two decades of the 5th century |
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Aristotle |
384-322 B.C. |
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The Seven Sages of Greece |
1) Cleobulus of Lindos 2) Solon of Athens 3) Chilon of Sparta 4) Bias of Priene 5) Thales of Miletus 6) Pittacus of Mytilene 7) Periander of Corinth |
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Aeschylus |
525/4-456/5 B.C. |
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Sophocles |
496-406 B.C. |
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Euripides |
480-406 B.C. |
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Menander |
c.342-c.292 B.C. |
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Plautus |
Titus Maccius Plautus c.254-184 B.C. |
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Terence |
Publius Terence Afer c.195/85-c.159 B.C. |
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Prodicus |
Sophist Contemporary of Plato |
