- been
added by
later Epicureans.
These criteria formed the
method through which Epicureans thought we
gained knowledge.
Since Epicureans thought that sensations...
- The
Epicurean paradox is a
logical dilemma about the
problem of evil
attributed to the Gr****
philosopher Epicurus, who
argued against the
existence of...
- 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...
-
rejected the
teachings of the
Epicureans specifically because he
regarded them as
theological "Dogmaticists". The
Epicurean paradox or
riddle of Epicurus...
- Look up
Epicurean,
epicurean, or
epicure in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Epicureanism is a
system of
philosophy developed by
Epicurus ca. 300 BCE...
-
Marius the
Epicurean: his
sensations and
ideas is a
historical and
philosophical novel by
Walter Pater (his only
completed full-length fiction), written...
- fl. 3rd
century BC) ; died 219/18 BCE) was an
Epicurean philosopher, and head (scholarch) of the
Epicurean school in Athens. He
succeeded Hermarchus as...
- a key
component of the
Epicurean conception of
pleasure (hedone),
which they
consider the
highest good.: 117–121
Epicureans break pleasure down into...
-
Epicurean was a
compilation of
early work by The Orchids,
released by
Sarah Records in 1992. "Peaches" "A
place called Home" "Tiny Words" "Moon Lullaby"...
-
cause and effect. This was a
point which Epicureans often used to
criticize Democritus'
atomic theory.
Epicureans believed that
senses also
relied on atoms...
