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Sacred Texts: The Classics

Ancilla to the Pre-Socratic Philosophers: 68. Dêmoc...

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Dêmocritus of Abdêra was in his prime about 420 B.C. A large body of written work was produced at Abdera, during and after Democritus’ time. Thrasyllus, Roman scholar of the first century A.D., using the work of Alexandrian scholars, arranged these works in tetralogies, according to their subject-matter.

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