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Born in Ægina of aristocratic parents about 427 B.C.; died in Athens in 347; originally called Aristocles and surnamed
The Best of the World's Classics, Restricted to prose. Volume I (of X) - Greece Various 1887
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"Aristocles," rich originally with colour and gold and fittings of bronze, are among the few still visible pictures, or portraits, it may be, of the earliest Greek life.
Greek Studies: a Series of Essays Walter Pater 1866
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And thanks to Turtledove's writing, you can find yourself in a novel full of names like "Arminius" and "Varus" and "Aristocles" and many more, and you will not get confused as to who is talking, and who they are referring to.
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If one understands the second couplet according to reading (C), then the speaker is apparently endorsing a position that attributes definite natures to things; and this appears flatly inconsistent with the Aristocles passage, on either the metaphysical or the epistemological reading.
Picnic 2009
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The Aristocles passage continues with the answer to the second question, namely the question of the attitude we should adopt given the answer to the first question.
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Now is a convenient point to address these questions (as we did not do in initially examining the Aristocles passage).
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But there is no reason, first, to doubt Eusebius 'explicit claim to be quoting Aristocles verbatim.
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In either case, the way in which one mistrusts sensations and common-sense opinions, as the Aristocles passage recommends, is not that one pays no attention to them in one's everyday behavior; one mistrusts them simply in that one does not take them as a guide to the underlying nature of things.
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Aristocles is not quoting Timon verbatim; some of the vocabulary in this passage is clearly reminiscent of Aristocles 'own vocabulary in other chapters.
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Several chapters from book 8 of Aristocles 'Peri philosophias (On Philosophy) appear in quotation in the
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