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... flourished , according to some . 500 Anaxagoras and Philolaus born . Heraclitus and Leucippus flourished . Anaximenes died . 196 Ocellus Lucanus flourished . 494 Democritus born . 490 Battle of Marathon . 489 Pythagoras died , according ...
... flourished , according to some . 500 Anaxagoras and Philolaus born . Heraclitus and Leucippus flourished . Anaximenes died . 196 Ocellus Lucanus flourished . 494 Democritus born . 490 Battle of Marathon . 489 Pythagoras died , according ...
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... flourished . 432 Beginning of the Peloponnesian War . 431 Anaxagoras accused of impiety . 430 Plato born , according to Corsini . 428 Anaxagoras died . 427 Gorgias sent to Athens . Diagoras flourished . 414 Diogenes of Sinope born . 407 ...
... flourished . 432 Beginning of the Peloponnesian War . 431 Anaxagoras accused of impiety . 430 Plato born , according to Corsini . 428 Anaxagoras died . 427 Gorgias sent to Athens . Diagoras flourished . 414 Diogenes of Sinope born . 407 ...
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... flourished . Hierocles . Olympiodorus flourished . Claudian of Messina Boëthius died . Marcian Capella flourished . flourished . Salvian . Cassiodorus born . Proclus died . Succeeded by Marinus . Ammonius , son of Hermias . Eneas of Gaza ...
... flourished . Hierocles . Olympiodorus flourished . Claudian of Messina Boëthius died . Marcian Capella flourished . flourished . Salvian . Cassiodorus born . Proclus died . Succeeded by Marinus . Ammonius , son of Hermias . Eneas of Gaza ...
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