Thrasyllus wrote a "prolegomena to the readering of the books" of this man, and also arranged those books intro tetralogies.  This man's ethical writings include The Horn of Amalthea and Tritogeneia, though he is better known for works about nature, such as On Flavors and The Little World-ordering.  Among the maxims attributed to him is "To be ruled by a woman is the final insult for a man," but he is better known for views criticized in a lost essay on him by Aristotle, which noted that this man thought that substances remain together in the way that bodies become entangled together.  The best-known doctrine of this native of Abdera derived 
Thrasyllus wrote a "prolegomena to the readering of the books" of this man, and also arranged those books intro tetralogies.  This man's ethical writings include The Horn of Amalthea and Tritogeneia, though he is better known for works about nature, such as On Flavors and The Little World-ordering.  Among the maxims attributed to him is "To be ruled by a woman is the final insult for a man," but he is better known for views criticized in a lost essay on him by Aristotle, which noted that this man thought that substances remain together in the way that bodies become entangled together.  The best-known doctrine of this native of Abdera derived from his teacher Leucippus.  FTP, name this ancient Greek philosopher known for his atomism.
Thrasyllus wrote a "prolegomena to the readering of the books" of this man, and also arranged those books intro tetralogies.  
Democritus