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megarian (a.)
Alt. of Megaric
megarian Sentence Examples
- The Megarian School of Philosophy emphasized reasoning and logic.
- The Megarians were known for their paradoxes and their critique of the theory of forms.
- Diodorus Cronus, one of the most famous Megarians, challenged the concept of time.
- Eubulides, another prominent Megarian, proposed the famous Liar paradox.
- The Megarians believed that virtue was the only good and that all evils are involuntary.
- They rejected the idea of external goods and held that happiness is found in wisdom and virtue.
- The Megarian philosopher Stilpo was a famous tutor of Alexander the Great.
- The Megarians influenced the development of Stoicism and Skepticism.
- Their focus on logic and paradox had a significant impact on Greek philosophy.
- The Megarian School's ideas continue to be studied and debated by philosophers today.
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The Megarian School of Philosophy emphasized reasoning and logic.
The Megarians were known for their paradoxes and their critique of the theory of forms.
Diodorus Cronus, one of the most famous Megarians, challenged the concept of time.
Eubulides, another prominent Megarian, proposed the famous Liar paradox.
