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2 revisions | Michael.Seidel at Nov 30, 2020 03:37 PM | |
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131Logic IV. 137 As to Parmenides, we begin with the only statement approaching exactitude, which is that of Diogenes Laertius that he "flourished about the sixty-ninth Olympiad." That means he was born about the 59th or from 544 B.C. to 540 B.C. But since Diogenes gives no authority as is his want, we must suppose that he had no particular authority; and he probably merely meant, or was as somebody who meath, that his book [Greek?] or whatever its title was, was written about that time. It is singular that Diogenes, with his knowledge of books, merely speaks vaguely of "his [illegible?]." Now this book, judging from the fragments and other infor-- | 131 |