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 1     I,  1(4260) |                         The philosopher of Ephesus. Flourished about
 2     I,  4(4267) |                         The philosopher of Crotona, in Italy, b.c.
 3     I,  42(4588)|     in Italy, a Pythagorean philosopher, is said to have been a
 4     I,  42(4591)| arts of civilized life. The philosopher is said to have taken the
 5     I,  47(4610)|                   The Greek philosopher to whom Aristotle bequeathed
 6     I,  48(4636)|     b.c. 280–207) the Stoic philosopher, born at Soli in Cilicia.
 7     I,  49(4639)|    of “Xystus a Pythagorean philosopher” who flourished at the time
 8    II,  9(4753) |        The celebrated Cynic philosopher. He died at Corinth, at
 9    II,  11      |    wise man and a Christian philosopher of such strength as is required
10    II,  13(4767)|             The Peripatetic philosopher, geographer, and historian,
11    II,  14      |   food. 4775 Xenocrates the philosopher writes that at Athens out
12    II,  14      |     the example of only one philosopher, so that our fine, erect,
13    II,  14(4779)|   distinguished Peripatetic philosopher and historian. He lived,