Arcesilaus
[ahr-ses-uh-ley-uh s]
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noun
316–241 b.c., Greek philosopher.
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Seneca is of opinion, that he was suspected to be as much given to wine as Arcesilaus.
Ebrietatis EncomiumBoniface Oinophilus
The vase with the subject of Arcesilaus brought 1,050 francs.
Ten Thousand Wonderful ThingsEdmund Fillingham King
As an instance of this, Hecaton calls the case of Arcesilaus silly, and not to the purpose.
The same thing, but not designed by him, despatched also the philosopher Arcesilaus.
The Essays of Montaigne, CompleteMichel de Montaigne
Arcesilaus attacked especially their doctrine of the criterion of truth.
A Critical History of Greek PhilosophyW. T. Stace