- CE,
Epicureanism all but died out,
being opposed by
other philosophies (mainly Neoplatonism) that were then in the ascent.
Interest in
Epicureanism was...
-
rejected the idea of a god
concerned with
human affairs;
followers of
Epicureanism denied the idea that
there was no god.
While the
conception of a supreme...
- In
spite of this,
DeWitt argues that
Epicureanism and
Christianity share much
common language,
calling Epicureanism "the
first missionary philosophy" and...
- Look up
Epicurean,
epicurean, or
epicure in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Epicureanism is a
system of
philosophy developed by
Epicurus ca. 300 BCE...
-
called C****ius'
conversion a "con****uous date in the
history of
Roman Epicureanism," a
choice made not to
enjoy the
pleasures of the Garden, but to provide...
- The Bookman,
Pater had
disapproved of Wilde's
distortion of
Epicureanism: "A true
Epicureanism aims at a
complete though harmonious development of man's...
- The
Epicurean is a
novel by
Thomas Moore,
published in 1827. It
relates the
story of Alciphron,
leader of the
Epicurean sect in
Athens in the 3rd century...
-
experiences an
uplift in the soul—joy (chara).
Epicureanism was
founded by
Epicurus in the 3rd
century BC.
Epicurean physics held that the
entire universe consisted...
- 5840/ancientphil200626141. O'Keefe, Tim (2010).
Epicureanism.
University of
California Press. Sharples, R. W. (1996). Stoics,
Epicureans, and Sceptics: An Introduction...
- over five books, in
which Cicero discusses the
philosophical views of
Epicureanism, Stoicism, and the
Platonism of
Antiochus of
Ascalon (whose
hybrid system...
