CARNEADES

CARNEADES
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CARNEADES
Cyrenaeus, novae seu tertiae Academiae princeps, Chrysippi maxime studiosus, de quo Gellius, itemque Plin. l. 25. c. 5. ait, scripturum adversus Zenonis Stoici libros superiora capitis helleborô candidô pur gâsse, ne quid ex corruptis in stomacho humoribus ad domicilium usque animi redundaret, et constantiam, vigoremque mentis labefactaret. Physicâ neglectius habitâ, morali Philosophiae se dedidit, studiô tam pertinaci, ut discumbenti Melissa serva laepe cibum aliud cogitanti ingerere cogeretur. Hunc praeterea memoriae arte usum fuisse, Cicero de Orat. scribit, et Quintilianus, l. 12. c. 1. missum Romam legatum ab Atheniensibus, una cum Diogene Stoico et Critolao Peripatetico, suspectam fecisse Romanis legationem, dicente M. Catone in Senatu: Ab hoc viro cavendum esse, qui ob eloquentiam et disserendi sacultatem, facile quaecumque vellet, impetrare posset. Audito, Antipatrum venenum sumpsisse, idem fecit, obiitque Olymp. 162. Diog. Laert. in vita eius. aetat. 85. an. Urb. Cond. 625. Eclipsi Lunari mortem comitante. Vide Gellium, l. 7. c. 14. et l. 17. c. 15. Val. Max. l. 8. c. 7. ex. ext. 5. Plut. c. Colot. Ionsium Hist. Phil. Voll. de Sectis Phil. c. 14. Petav. exercit. miscell. in Fulian. c. 8. Cicer. quoest. Acad. l. 4. etc. Nic. Lloydius.
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CARNEADES
alius Philosophus Atheniensis, Anaxagorae discipulus. Suidas. Item, Poeta elegiacus, obscurus et frigidus. Diog.

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