Plato
Aristotle
Xenophon
Socrates
Socrates of Constantinople
pre-Socratic
scholarch
Theophrastus
Cebes
Peripatetic
sophist
Antisthenes
Stagirite
Plato's Academy
Xenocrates
Platonic
Xenophanes
Socratist
Celsus
Isocrates
Aristotelian
Hipparchus
Aristotelianism
Diogenes
Diogenes of Sinope
Stagirus
Socratic
Stagira
Heronian
doxographic
Ptolemy
theoric
Plethon
Presocratic
Aristotelian logic
presocratic
Academy
paralian
Epictetus
Benjamin Jowett
Attic
archon
Jowett
Antiphon
Antiochian
Socratism
Sophist
Ptolemaic
Aratus
Euclid
pre-Platonic
Philadelphian
doxographer
Platonesque
grammatist
Hellenistically
Athenianness
Aristotelic
classics
Achaean
Hellenicity
Achaian
Theophrastian
Demosthenes
Hermesian
prytanis
Gorgias
Heraclitan
Hellenistic
Hellenistical
classicist
Aristophanes
classical scholar
Platonic dialogue
Hellenic
Antigonus I Monophthalmus
Socratize
academic
Panhellenic
Pindar
Archimedes
Greek mythology
Antigonus
Medizer
Romanist
Nestor
Plotinus
Monophthalmos
Antigonus Cyclops
Heraclius
Porphyry

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