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Carneades

Greek philosopher (214-129 BC), head of the Academy at Athens; famous for arguing on either side, including the embassy of 155 BC to Rome with Diogenes and Critolaus.

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Mentioned in 13 works (34 total)

On the Orator rhetoric · 3 mentions

§68 Carneades
§80 Carneades
§147 Carneades

On the Laws philosophy · 1 mention

§1.39 Carneades

Ad Atticum 7.2 letters · 1 mention

§4 Carneades

Orator: To Marcus Brutus rhetoric · 1 mention

§51 Carneades

Academica philosophy · 1 mention

§46 Carneades

Ad Atticum 12.23 letters · 1 mention

§2 Carneades

Ad Atticum 13.21 letters · 1 mention

§3 Carneades

On the Ends of Good and Evil philosophy · 5 mentions

§4 Carneades
§6 Carneades
§16 Carneades
§20 Carneades
§22 Carneades

On the Nature of the Gods philosophy · 3 mentions

§29 Carneades
§44 Carneades
§162 Carneades

Timaeus (Latin translation) philosophy · 1 mention

§1 Carneades

Tusculan Disputations philosophy · 6 mentions

§11 Carneades
§83 Carneades
§84 Carneades
§88 Carneades
§107 Carneades
§120 Carneades

On Divination philosophy · 6 mentions

§9 Carneades
§48 Carneades
§51 Carneades
§87 Carneades
§97 Carneades
§150 Carneades

On Fate philosophy · 4 mentions

§19 Carneades
§23 Carneades
§31 Carneades
§32 Carneades

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Carneades

Mentioned in 13 works (34 total)

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