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Lives of the Philosophers
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Plutarch's "Lives of the Philosophers" offers biographical accounts of prominent Greek and Roman thinkers.
It delves into their lives, philosophies, and contributions to intellectual history.
The work provides valuable insights into the development of philosophical thought and the lives of influential figures.
It's a significant historical source for understanding ancient philosophy and its impact on Western civilization.
The biographies are rich in detail and offer a glimpse into the cultural context of the time.
It delves into their lives, philosophies, and contributions to intellectual history.
The work provides valuable insights into the development of philosophical thought and the lives of influential figures.
It's a significant historical source for understanding ancient philosophy and its impact on Western civilization.
The biographies are rich in detail and offer a glimpse into the cultural context of the time.
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Mentioned by Inger Kuin as a collection of philosophical views where Diogenes features most importantly.

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The Philosopher Who Laughed in the Face of Kings
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as containing the most important surviving works of Epicurus.


Peter Adamson

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HoP 481 True Fool’s Gold: Pierre Gassendi
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in relation to storytelling and the delivery of truth through anecdotes.


Ryan Holiday

Don’t Just Be Tough, Be Practical | 7 Stoic Stories To Guide You Through Life
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as a reference for understanding the term 'Magi' and its connection to a specific sect of philosophical mystics.

Nathan Jacobs

How the Devil Tried to Steal Christmas | The True Story of the Nativity
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as a source of information about the Stoics.

Gregory Sadler

Epictetus on Keeping Prohairesis in Accordance With Nature - Sadler's Lectures
Mentioned as the most important single text for disseminating knowledge of the Hellenistic schools.

HoP 328 - Old News - Introduction to the Italian Renaissance
Mentioned by Caleb as the key source for biographical and doctrinal details of many ancient philosophers.

The Laughing Cynic Who Taught Stoicism's Founder (Episode 185)




