Cynics - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Cynics - a sect of Greek philosophers
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306/7 Demetrius of Phalerum meets the Cynic philosopher Crates at Thebes.
285/12 The death of the Cynic philosopher Crates.
270/5 Sayings of Metrocles the Cynic philosopher.
Athen_04.162 Love of Sphodrias the Cynic, and the Amatory Conversati
Athen_04.163 not a man like you, you Cynic, who never sacrificed to
Athen_06.268 noy you, (for as for the Cynics I do not care the least
Athen_10.422 #&And Crates the Cynic, as Sosicrates tells us in his
Athen_13.588 orator, and Diogenes the Cynic: and it was also said that
Athen_13.591 when Crates the Cynic saw it, he called it "a votive
Plut:Mor_182 the rabble ? & Thrasyllus the Cynic begged a drachma of
Plut:Mor_847 sion. Diogenes the Cynic seeing him one day in a tavern,

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