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[Name]: Posidonius (of Apamea)
[Period]: (c. 135-51 BC)
[Notes]: Eighth leader of the Stoic school, also an astronomer and geographer
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[Name]: Attalus (Stoic)
[Period]: (fl. 25 AD)
[Notes]: Stoic philosopher frequently visited by Seneca
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[Name]: Hermagoras of Amphipolis
[Period]: fl. c. 225 BC)
[Notes]: Stoic philosopher and follower of Persaeus of Citium
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[Name]: Apollophanes of Antioch
[Period]: (fl. 250 BC)
[Notes]: Stoic philosopher, friend of Aristo of Chios
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[Name]: Medius
[Period]: (fl. 250 AD)
[Notes]: Debated the Stoic theory of eight parts of the soul with Longinus
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[Name]: Publius Egnatius Celer
[Period]: (fl. 60 AD)
[Notes]: Stoic philosopher. Informer in the reign of Nero
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The school of Stoicism philosophy was founded in Athens by Zeno of Cyprus I. around 300 BC ad. It got its name from a lecture in a gallery in Athens’Assembly Square. This idea later affected tens of thousands of descendants, he was also considered to be the true founder of the theory of natural law. Many scholars began to study the philosophy of Stoicism, represented by a very large number of people internationally, but only 88 of them were selected at random for introduction in this tool.
They come from different eras and have different insights and understandings of Stoicism philosophy. The generator is also a detailed account of each scholar’s outstanding achievements in the path of Stoicism philosophy, as well as the country and region they represent. Stoicism advocates generally believe that world reason determines the development and change of things, this is Idealism’s ideological view.
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