Described by Plato as  "a Socrates gone mad," he was a student of Antisthenes (an-tis-thuh-nees).
This Greek was often seen with a lantern in daylight, searching for an honest man.  Born in Sinope, he relocated to Athens for disputed reasons. Described by Plato as  "a Socrates gone mad," he was a student of Antisthenes (an-tis-thuh-nees). He was  in turn a harsh critic of Plato, making a fowl fit Plato's definition of human by  plucking its feathers. He is known for having asked Alexander the Great to get out of  his sunshine. FTP, identify this Cynic who lived in a tub.
This Greek was often seen with a lantern in daylight, searching for an honest man.  
Diogenes