For 10 points, identify this philosopher from Thebes, who after Diogenes was the foremost champion of Cynicism.
This thinker recommended a balanced budget that included a drachma for the doctor and a talent for the whore in his "Diary of a Profligate," one of his paignia, or caprices, that includes the now-lost "Praise of Lentil Soup." This thinker was known as "the door-opener" for his willingness to visit people in their home to talk philosophy. This philosopher described a paradise for adherents of his thought that brought forth "thyme and figs and garlic and loaves of bread," for which no one fought in the poem Pera. This thinker's teacher wrote a now-lost text called The Republic which envisions the title location as an anarchist utopia. The students of this husband of Hipparchia of Maroneia included Menippus, Cleomenes, and Zeno of Citium. For 10 points, identify this philosopher from Thebes, who after Diogenes was the foremost champion of Cynicism.
This thinker recommended a balanced budget that included a drachma for the doctor and a talent for the whore in his "Diary of a Profligate," one of his paignia, or caprices, that includes the now-lost "Praise of Lentil Soup.
Crates of Thebes