Sextus Empiricus: Against The Professors (Loeb Classical Library No. 382),New

Sextus Empiricus: Against The Professors (Loeb Classical Library No. 382),New

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A Suspicious Mind.Sextus Empiricus (Ca. Ad 160210), Exponent Of Scepticism And Critic Of The Dogmatists, Was A Greek Physician And Philosopher, Pupil And Successor Of The Medical Sceptic Herodotus (Not The Historian) Of Tarsus. He Probably Lived For Years In Rome And Possibly Also In Alexandria And Athens. His Three Surviving Works Are Outlines Of Pyrrhonism (Three Books On The Practical And Ethical Scepticism Of Pyrrho Of Elis, Ca. 360275 Bc, As Developed Later, Presenting Also A Case Against The Dogmatists); Against The Dogmatists (Five Books Dealing With The Logicians, The Physicists, And The Ethicists); And Against The Professors (Six Books: Grammarians, Rhetors, Geometers, Arithmeticians, Astrologers, And Musicians). These Two Latter Works Might Be Called A General Criticism Of Professors Of All Arts And Sciences. Sextus Work Is A Valuable Source For The History Of Thought Especially Because Of His Development And Formulation Of Former Sceptic Doctrines.The Loeb Classical Library Edition Of Sextus Empiricus Is In Four Volumes.

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