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Greek Philosophers

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Philosophy [3]
Ancient Greece [4]
Dialogues of Plato [5]
Socratic dialogues [6]
Sophist [7]
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Socratic method [9]
Protagoras [10]
Socrates [11]
Persecution of philosophers [12]
Apology [13]

Greek Philosophers Philosophers: ?Lovers of wisdom? Sophists: ?Workers of wisdom? Teachers Thales of Miletus (636-546 BCE) Earliest known philosopher Studies Egyptian and Babylonian astronomy and mathematics Believed that the universe was controlled by fixed laws Basic element- water Pythagoras (582-500 BCE) The universe could only be understood through numbers Sun, moon and earth revolved around a central fire Pythagorean Theorem Protagoras (485-410 BCE) Most famous of the sophists Believed that reason and knowledge should be used to achieve a comfortable, safe and happy life Teachings to equip citizens for life in the polis Public speaking Politics Grammar Being respectable Plato names one of his dialogues after him Socrates (469-399 BCE) Encouraged students to think

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