Lives of Eminent Philosophers, Volume 2 - Free Audiobook

Author(s): Diogenes Laertius,

Language: English

Genre(s): Ancient Biography & Autobiography Non-fiction Philosophy

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43 Chapter(s)

1. Book VI. Chapter 1. Antisthenes
2. Book VI. Chapter 2, part 1. Diogenes
3. Book VI. Chapter 2, part 2. Diogenes (continued)
4. Book VI. Chapter 3. Monimus
5. Book VI. Chapter 4. Onesicritus
6. Book VI. Chapter 5. Crates
7. Book VI. Chapter 6. Metrocles
8. Book VI. Chapter 7. Hipparchia
9. Book VI. Chapter 8. Menippus
10. Book VI. Chapter 9. Menedemus
11. Book VII. Chapter 1, part 1. Zeno
12. Book VII. Chapter 1, part 2. Zeno (continued)
13. Book VII. Chapter 1, part 3. Zeno (continued)
14. Book VII. Chapter 1, part 4. Zeno (continued)
15. Book VII. Chapter 1, part 5. Zeno (continued)
16. Book VII. Chapter 2. Ariston
17. Book VII. Chapter 3. Herillus
18. Book VII. Chapter 4. Dionysius
19. Book VII. Chapter 5. Cleanthes
20. Book VII. Chapter 6. Sphærus
21. Book VII. Chapter 7. Chrysippus
22. Book VIII. Chapter 1. Pythagoras
23. Book VIII. Chapter 2. Empedocles
24. Book VIII. Chapter 3. Epicharmus
25. Book VIII. Chapter 4. Archytas
26. Book VIII. Chapters 5-7. Alcmæon, Hippasus, Philolaus
27. Book VIII. Chapter 8. Eudoxus
28. Book IX. Chapter 1. Heraclitus
29. Book IX. Chapter 2. Xenophanes
30. Book IX. Chapter 3. Parmenides
31. Book IX. Chapter 4. Melissus
32. Book IX. Chapter 5. Zeno of Elea
33. Book IX. Chapter 6. Leucippus
34. Book IX. Chapter 7. Democritus
35. Book IX. Chapter 8. Protagoras
36. Book IX. Chapter 9. Diogenes of Apollonia
37. Book IX. Chapter 10. Anaxarchus
38. Book IX. Chapter 11. Pyrrho
39. Book IX. Chapter 12. Timon
40. Book X, part 1. Epicurus
41. Book X, part 2. Epicurus (continued) -- Epistle on Physics
42. Book X, part 3. Epicurus (continued) -- Epistle on Celestial Phenomena
43. Book X, part 4. Epicurus (continued)

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Diogenes Laertius' Lives of Eminent Philosophers provides a wealth information about the lives and teachings of ancient Greek thinkers. Despite the varying reliability of Laertius' accounts, his book has become a principal source for the history of Greek philosophy, since many of the earlier sources on which it was based are no longer extant. - Summary by Kazbek

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