That man, Demonax, was his teacher and taught the last Roman thinker to be a part of this school of thought, Sallustius.
Lucian of Samosata wrote an account of one thinker belonging to this movement, who was given a magnificent funeral after he starved himself to death in Athens. That man, Demonax, was his teacher and taught the last Roman thinker to be a part of this school of thought, Sallustius. In his Discourses, Epictetus claimed that members of this movement were honorable for their attitude "Caesar means nothing to me." Some sources claim its founder wrote Physicus and studied rhetoric under Gorgias. In addition to that man Antisthenes, these peripatetic thinkers often pursued a goal of self- sufficiency and harmony with nature, and their principles of doing no harm is seen by one of its member's pure diet of onions. That member of this school of thought notably told a figure to get out of his sunshine and was looking for an honest man. For 10 points, name this philosophical movement associated with Diogenes of Sinope.
Lucian of Samosata wrote an account of one thinker belonging to this movement, who was given a magnificent funeral after he starved himself to death in Athens.
Cynicism