Empedocles. See [note on Apologia, chap. 27].
Epicharmus, a famous comic poet of Megara in Sicily. He flourished early in the fifth century b.c.
Xenocrates. Diog. Laert. mentions five writers of this name, none of them of any great importance. It is possible that we should read Xenophanes, who, according to Diog. Laert. ix. 10, wrote silli, a form of lampoon or satire. He was the founder of the Eleatic school and probably flourished about 500 b.c.
[Chapter 22.] Crates pure and simple, i.e. by his renunciation of the world described in [chap. 15].
[Chapter 24.] The MSS. give this as a prologue to the de deo Socratis. It belongs, however, manifestly to the Florida.
Aristippus, founder of the Cyrenaic school, a friend and younger contemporary of Socrates.
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