Philosophy: Reference: Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Page 13

4th century BCE member of the Megarean school.

19th century British Idealist, Hegelian academic.

Description of the system of ethics, popular in Ancient Greece, which has physics as its foundation.

Drinking-parties in Ancient Greece where the guests reclined on couches, and were crowned with garlands of flowers.

Scholastic philosophy describes this as the principle in moral consciousness which directs an agent to good.

Detailed biographical essay on the Ancient Greek philosopher.

Free online encyclopedia. Edited by James Fieser, hosted by the University of Tennessee at Martin.

Philosopher of the Peripatetic school, successor to Aristotle at the Lyceum.

Long article about questions of time discussed throughout the history of philosophy.

3rd century BCE disciple of Pyrrho.