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C. M. Wielands s?mtliche Werke. Band XIII. Nachlass des Diogenes von Sinope. Gedanken ?ber eine alte Aufschrift by Christoph Martin Wieland, 2010 Geboren Im 5. Oder 4. Jahrhundert V. Chr.: Diogenes von Sinope, Ekphantos, Sun Bin, Philotas, Parmenion, Gaius Sulpicius Longus (German Edition) Sokrates Mainomenos: Oder Die Dialogen Des Diogenes Von Sinope (1770) by Christoph Martin Wieland, 2010-09-10 C. M. Wielands sämtliche Werke. Band XIII. Nachlass des Diogenes von Sinope. Gedanken über eine alte Aufschrift by Christoph Martin Wieland, 1795-01-01 Diogenes of Sinope: The Man in the Tub, Vol. 67 by Luis Navia, 1998-01-01 DIE ABENTEUER DES DON SYLVIO VON ROSALVA; VIERTER BAND {+} NACHLASS DES DIOGENES VON SINOPE. Sämmtliche Werke von C.M. Wieland XXIII Band + XXIV Band. by Christoph Martin . Wieland, 1800

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41. DIOGENES THE CYNIC
    diogenes of sinope was a Cynic philosopher said to have been homeless, who beggedor stole what he needed to survive, and preferred to live without any luxuries  
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    Extractions: c c . 323 B.C.) Diogenes of Sinope was a homeless philosopher about whom there are many anecdotes. He is said to have been rude to Alexander who responded by saying that if he weren't Alexander, he would want to be Diogenes. It is also said that the two men died on the same day. He is depicted in art carrying the lantern with which he is said to have vainly hunted for an honest man. Diogenes was a Cynic philosopher and student of Antisthenes. The main principles of the Cynic philosophy were:

42. Diogenes The Cynic Was An Ascetic Fourth Century Greek Philosopher.
    diogenes of sinope This biography of Diogenes the Cynic explains the connection betweenthe philosopher and dogs, and provides anecdotes revealing both Diogenes  
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43. Ethics Of Isocrates, Aristotle, And Diogenes By Sanderson Beck
    An article about his life and context by Sanderson Beck.Category Society Philosophy Philosophers diogenes of sinope Diogenes was the son of a banker in Sinope, and both were banishedfor adulterating the coinage, which Diogenes admitted later.  
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44. Society/Philosophy/Philosophers/Diogenes Of Sinope
    http//www.kzu.ch/fach/as/gallerie/myth/daumier/da Diogenes ofSinope Article and anecdotes about his way of life by Ben Best.  
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46. Diogenes
    diogenes of sinope The Cynic (c. 410 c. 320 BC) Diogenes holding his lantern,and searching for an honest man. The legend is that when Alexander the Great  
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    Extractions: Diogenes of Sinope [The Cynic] (c. 410 -c. 320 B.C.) Diogenes holding his lantern, and "searching for an honest man." The legend is that when Alexander the Great was named hegemon (boss) of the Hellenic League, many philosophers came to see him and congratulate him. But not the ascetic Diogenes, who lived in "a burial urn" (big clay tub). So Alexander went to see him, and asked if there were anything he could do for him. Diogenes, who had nothing, responded, "You could move away out of the sun and not cast a shadow on me." When Alexander's courtiers jeered at this, Alexander supposedly silenced them by saying "If I were not Alexander, I would be Diogenes." It is curious that most modern philosophers, who dare not even challenge their academic administrationslet alone the rulers of societylove this story so much! None of them seems to have applied a skeptical eye to a tale that has all the hallmarks of a self-serving invention of the philosophical community.

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48. G55
    diogenes of sinope fragments and anecdotes. It has to be wondered to what degreephysicality and persistence are needed to have what diogenes of sinope wants.  
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    Extractions: back to PHL200Y home page back to course outline Topic #G55 11 February 2002 Scribe: Daniela Parlagreco These minutes were not spoken; for another version, go to the spoken minutes Professor Hutchinson drew a diagram that shows the different kinds of influences and links between these philosophers. Socrates influenced Xenophon (who had admiration towards Socrates and wrote much about him in his own works), Plato, Aristippus (focused on the Socratic idea of free living), and Antisthenes (who was a friend of Socrates). Epicurus was inspired by the material and ethical system of Democritus and was literarily influenced by Socrates, but places importance on the public and private pleasures of life. Zeno was influenced by Plato and Aristippus in a literary sense, and Xenophon, Plato, and Aristotle all had literary influence on the Stoics. This succession expresses two things about Stoicism: (1) that there is zeal to understand Socratic philosophy from all of its aspects, and (2) that it is an updated Socraticism with new techniques. The professor then said that Stoicism treated the wise man as one who can make no mistake and that we can get help in knowing what there was by expanding knowledge.

49. Searchalot Directory For Diogenes Of Sinope
    Top Society Philosophy Philosophers diogenes of sinope (11). Related Web Sites.diogenes of sinope Article and anecdotes about his way of life by Ben Best.  
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51. Cynics4Peace
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    Extractions: CYNICS IN HISTORY Diogenes of Sinope The story of one of the earliest bonafide Cynics is one that has been woven together from various threads of hearsay and unsubstantiated accounts, since there is no authenticated historical documentation about his life. The most commonly repeated story about Diogenes is that he walked the streets of ancient Greece waving a lantern in search of an 'honest man.' Although there's no proof he did this, it sounds like something he might do, as the quotes that are attributed to him are things he would have been likely to say. (Diogenes with his cynical followers) We know that he was born in Sinope, an Ionian colony on the Black Sea. His father was in charge of the mint there, and possibly because of some malfeasance on the part of father or son, namely alloying the coins with base metals, they were driven from the city. Diogenes sought out and studied at the feet of the first self-proclaimed Cynic, Antisthenes. Antisthenes was a friend of Socrates, but broke ranks with 'refined philosophy' to form not his own philosophy, but an "erratic succession of individuals" who emphasized moral self-mastery, and rejected government, property, marriage and religion.

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    Extractions: See Also: Society: Philosophy: History of Philosophy: Ancient Philosophy Diogenes of Sinope - Article and anecdotes about his way of life by Ben Best. Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Diogenes of Sinope - Biography and analysis. Diogenes - The Original Cynic - Short biography from the Guardian Education archives. A Day with Diogenes - A fictional dialogue by Terry Ballard. Ethics of Isocrates, Aristotle, and Diogenes - An article about his life and context by Sanderson Beck. Diogenes the Cynic - A few stories about "The Dog". The Cynic Philosophers - The way of life of Diogenes, by Michel Foucault. Diogenes of Sinope Forum Frigate - A forum to post questions about the cynic philosopher. The Homeless Philosopher - Article about his life and the principles of the Cynics. Painting of Diogenes - By John William Waterhouse from the Art Gallery of New South Wales.

53. DINO - Language: Englisch - Society - Philosophy - Philosophers - Diogenes Of Si
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54. ECDC - 70401 - To Tibble The Truth
    Athens, in Ancient Greece. diogenes of sinope introduces himself. diogenes of sinopewas one of the Cynic philosphers, which is why he has a dog with him.  
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    Extractions: Comments by: Dave and TXC Athens, in Ancient Greece. Diogenes of Sinope introduces himself. He has a dog with him, and a lamp and a staff. He announces he's looking for "an honest man". Diogenes of Sinope was one of the Cynic philosphers, which is why he has a dog with him. That's a particularly bad explanation, so go look it up yourself. I'm sure all the children watching this promptly did so after watching Arthur. :) Arthur's ancient Greek counterpart hurries by. Diogenes puts his hand on Arthur's shoulder as he goes past, and asks if Arthur is an honest man. Arthur thinks he is. D.W. rushes in and says no he's not... D.W.: He took my snowball and he's been lying about it for years... Here's hoping that the snowball incident will be resolved once and for all later this season. Arthur and D.W., or rather Arthur and Delta-Omega, or, which is D.W. in the Greek alphabet, start bickering. But DW knows where he can find what he's looking for, and whispers in his ear. So Diogenes, and his poor old dog set off.

55. Kuriose Geldbegriffe
    Diogenes. diogenes of sinope (ca. 412323 BC) is today's personification ofsimple living. He housed in a can and owned only a cup to drink from.  
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    Extractions: And a curious thing is, that there's no silver in our so called silver coins. Have you ever asked yourself how much money costs? How much would Jesus have in his savings book if his parents opened an account for him in the bank of Bethlehem? In our glossary, Dave Barry gives (un)suitable answers to finance questions. Diogenes Diogenes of Sinope (ca. 412-323 BC) is today's personification of simple living. He housed in a can and owned only a cup to drink from. Even this he threw away when he saw a boy use his hand to scoop water with. Of all people, this modest and simple man was supposed to be a counterfeiter, if we are to believe his namesake Diogenes Laertios, who lived 100 years later. In his work vitae philosophorum (The Resume of Philosophers) he reports that the father of Diogenes of Sinope was a moneychanger and lender. He would have had his son help him make

56. Suchmaschine Acoon - Webkatalog
    Top Society Philosophy Philosophers diogenes of sinope diogenes of sinopeForum Frigate A forum to post questions about the cynic philosopher.  
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57. MEUS CINCO COMPANHEIROS DE MESA
    Translate this page Socrates (469-399 BCE). diogenes of sinope. diogenes of sinope (4th cn. BCE.).Lembrarei a seguir Samuel Johnson, por ter sido o melhor conversador do mundo.  
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    Extractions: MEUS CINCO COMPANHEIROS DE MESA Eis uma idéia interessante: o leitor e eu vamos dar um jantar hoje à noite, e os nossos convidados serão cinco, escolhidos entre todos os homens de cuja existência se tenha tido notícia através dos tempos. Quem convidaremos? Napoleão ? Nos dicionários biográficos, é de fato quem ocupa maior espaço, e, se o leitor insistir em convidá-lo, não hei de contrariar-lhe a vontade. Mas previno-o desde já que ele estragará o jantar. Lembre-se de que Bonaparte foi um tremendo fracasso. A ambição e o egoísmo destruiram-lhe todas as capacidades. Terá talvez uma conversa interessante, mas é incapaz de ser sincero; deve ser um homem de maneiras rudes e provavelmente um cacete de marca. Que tal se convidássemos Cesar ou Alexandre ? Creso, que possuía tanto dinheiro ? Ou Carlos Magno, que tinha tanto poder ? Todos eles levaram vidas tumultuosas, e morreram pela violência, ou profundamente desiludidos. Não queremos à mesa um punhado de velhos amargos, mas homens que hajam vencido na vida, bons companheiros, gente rica. Se o leitor permitir que eu faça a lista, sugerirei cinco.

58. Powell's Books - Used, New, And Out Of Print
    diogenes of sinope The Man in the Tub by Luis E. Navia Synopsis A comprehensivestudy of the life and teachings of the Cynic philosopher diogenes of sinope  
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59. Philosophy In Cyberspace
    publishers, and general classics sites. diogenes of sinope http//www.halcyon.com/colinp/diogenes.htm.This page, produced by Colin  
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    Extractions: http://plato.evansville.edu/ "The 4th Tetralogy: Exploring Plato's Middle Dialogues," is dedicated to examining Plato's Republic, Phaedrus, Symposium and Phaedo, and was recently put on-line for the general public. The site features the texts of Plato, hyperlinked to several search engines (with appropriate cross-links to Perseus), a new forum for scholarly exchange, and an on-going Internet discussion group that will examine the four dialogues continually in fourteen week cycles. Membership in the discussion group is open to anyone with a serious interest in the study of Plato. General editor of the site is Anthony F. Beavers (tb2@evansville.edu). The American Classical League

60. C. M. Wieland: Nachlaß Des Diogenes Von Sinope, Vorbericht (1)
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    Extractions: Autoren A - Z Startseite Info CD-ROM ... Druckversion Christoph Martin Wieland Aus einer alten Handschrift. Vorbericht des Herausgebers. Geschrieben im Jahre 1769. dotiert wurde - Bibliothekar Marx Rumpels Meine angeborne Neigung zu allen Leuten, die in ihrer Art ungemein Febronius Quaestiones metaphysicales de principio individuationis, de formalitatibus etc. Commentarios in libros sententiarum, in parva Naturalia Aristotelis, Abbreviationes Decretorum Sokrates seinen Genius Diogenes Ich nenne sie eine alte Antiquar , dessen Lady Worthley Sie sind alt genug , sagte er; Arabischen Handschrift, die er in der Bibliothek zu Fetz gefunden und abgeschrieben habe, in so gutes Latein, als man damahls zu Salamanka zu lernen pflegte, gedolmetscht zu haben. Diogenes Laertius Diogenes von Sinope , genannt der Hund , unter andern auch Dialogen Kalif Al-Mamon Al-Mansur Wenn ich ein Liebhaber von Dissertazionen Diogenes von Sinope Wenn dem unkritischen Kompilator der Lebensbeschreibungen der Filosofen, und dem waschhaften Grammatiker, der in seinem Gelehrten-Gastmahle Diogenes der Cyniker sagen und thun Sokratischen Antisthenes Heumann und Brucker inquisitivsten Reisenden

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