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Persaeus

Persaeus (Greek: Περσαῖος; 307/6–243 BC) of Citium, son of Demetrius, was a Greek Stoic philosopher, and a friend and favourite student of Zeno of Citium.

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Persaeus

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related to References · 27
Persaeus → Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, Chapter, Chronology, Diogenes, Dorandi, Eminent Philosophers, Hellenistic Philosophy, Hicks, In Algra, ISBN, Keimpe, Laërtius, Lives, Lock-gray-alt-2, Lock-green, Lock-red-alt-2, Loeb Classical Library, Robert Drew, The Cambridge History
related to Further reading · 20
Persaeus → Andrew, Another Attempt Based, Christian, Creating, Erskine, Gods’ Existence, Hellenistic World, ISBN, Kition, Nature, New Reconstruction, Persaios, Philodemus’ Account, Philosophie Antique, Prodicus, Swansea, The Classical Press, The Life, Vassallo, Wales
related to Life · 17
Persaeus → Antigonus, Antigonus II Gonatas, BC, Bion, Borysthenes, Do, He, It, King Antigonus II Gonatas, Later, Pella, Philonides, Servant, Thebes, While Persaeus, Zeno, Zeno's
related to Writings · 15
Persaeus → Apophthegms, Constitution, Conversations, Diogenes Laërtius, Ethical School, Exhortations, Lacedaemonians, None, On Impiety, On Kingship, On Love, On Marriage, Plato's Laws, Reminiscences, Thyestes

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zeno bc antigonus περὶ 243 life writings isbn greek citium stoic sent ii gonatas upon court around city none diogenes

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Persaeusrelated to Further readingErskine0.60section
Persaeusrelated to Further readingAndrew0.60section
Persaeusrelated to Further readingThe Life0.60section
Persaeusrelated to Further readingPersaios0.60section
Persaeusrelated to Further readingKition0.60section
Persaeusrelated to Further readingCreating0.60section
Persaeusrelated to Further readingHellenistic World0.60section
Persaeusrelated to Further readingSwansea0.60section
Persaeusrelated to Further readingThe Classical Press0.60section
Persaeusrelated to Further readingWales0.60section
Persaeusrelated to Further readingISBN0.60section
Persaeusrelated to Further readingVassallo0.60section

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