Less famous members of this movement include Posidonius and Panaetius, who helped spread this kind of thought to Rome, and Antipater, who particularly railed against Skepticism. Arguing for a unified soul with a manner of cog
Less famous members of this movement include Posidonius and Panaetius, who helped spread this kind of thought to Rome, and Antipater, who particularly railed against Skepticism. Arguing for a unified soul with a manner of cognitive presentation called phantasia, this group embraced the concept of pneuma, the fiery breath of life. This movement's founder was a student of Crates the Cynic, and the (*) painted colonnade he lectured from names this group. Started by Zeno of Citium, for 10 points, identify this philosophical movement exemplified by Chryssipus, Epictetus and the author of the Meditations, Marcus Aurelius, arguing for detachment from passion.
Less famous members of this movement include Posidonius and Panaetius, who helped spread this kind of thought to Rome, and Antipater, who particularly railed against Skepticism.
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