In Rogers and Hart's The Boys from Syracuse, Adriana and Luciana sing an invocation of the memory of this philosopher.
In Rogers and Hart's The Boys from Syracuse, Adriana and Luciana sing an invocation of the memory of this philosopher. While in Corinth he was visited by Alexander the Great, who, upon asking what he could do for the man, was told to move out of his light. He was brought to Corinth as a slave by Xeniades after being abducted by pirates while en route to Aegina. He was beaten away with a stick when he attempted to secure the mentorship of Antisthenes, who eventually capitulated, and while temporarily homeless developed his famous habit of lounging in a tub. Known as the dog, for 10 points, name this cynic from Sinope, who famously went about town with a lantern during the day in search of an honest man.
In Rogers and Hart's The Boys from Syracuse, Adriana and Luciana sing an invocation of the memory of this philosopher.
{Diogenes} of Sinope