Greek Philosophy Gallery

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Ok but on the real someone just stopped me on the bus to talk about greek literature and philosophy.

Herm with a portrait of Plato, from the Academy at Athens. Roman copy of a lost Greek original (ca.

Marble bust of Antisthenes (ca. 445-365 BCE), Socratic philosopher sometimes credited as the founder

PYTHAGORAS OF CROTONA — MASONIC HERMETIC QABBALISTIC & ROSICRUCIAN SYMBOLICAL PHILOSOPHY by Manl

Diogenes Lying Beside His Tub Holding Upa Lamp While a Youth Looks over the Top at HimGiacomo Piccin

The Mares that carry me as far as longing can reachrode on, once they had come and fetched me onto t

allbeendonebefore:My illustration of Plato’s Forms for my presentation today because i was dissatisf

fuck-black-duck: The Umbrella Academy + Ancient Greeks’ Six Types of Love

» Raphael (1483 - 1520)The Marriage of the VirginThe Disputation of the Holy SacramentSistine Madonn

Once again: Swedish can be very easy.The English word »philosophy« has it’s roots in the Greek

Diogenes (1860) by Jean-Léon Gérôme (1824-1904). Walters Art Museum. An Ancient Greek practitioner o

“In a rich man’s house there is no place to spit but his face”Diogenes poster seen

nobilior:Diogenes by John William Waterhouse (1849–1917)You’re good, Waterhouse, bu

lionofchaeronea:Ancient Roman mosaic, depicting a skeleton (perhaps a memento mori) above the Greek

philphys: “The hour of departure has arrived, and we go our ways — I to die, and you to

ucdeleeuw:Diogenes & Alexander the Great And when that monarch addressed him with

Socrates Teaches Youths Self-Knowledge, Pier Francesco Mola, ca. 1660

Marble bust of Socrates. Roman copy after a lost Greek original of the Late Classical period (

dukeofbookingham:She’s got a point1) ‘Plato’ actually means something like

Antisthenes of Athens (ca. 445-365 BCE), disciple of Socrates, sometimes credited with founding the

Diogenes the CynicOne of Ancient Greek Philosophy’s more controversial figures, Diogenes shoul

Lamia (1905), by J.W. Waterhouse In Greek mythology, Lamia was a Libyan que

And Vespasian who apparently died of, among other things, the runs as he transformed into&hellip

‘Philosophy as “Great Art” - an Interview with Sophie Grace Chappell’Excitin

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