Tusculan Disputations · Character
Anacharsis
Scythian philosopher; known for his blunt wisdom and critique of Greek customs.
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Also known as the Scythian Anacharsis, Anacharsis
First appearance: tusculan disputations
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Scythian philosopher who visited Athens during Solon's time; admired for simplicity and acute observations.
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