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The cast of Diogenes - 2011 includes: Peter McAllum as Diogenes
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No, Diogenes was not a Greek god. He was a Greek philosopher who lived in the 4th century BCE and was known for his unconventional behavior and teachings.
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The cast of Diogenes Weekly No. 13 - 1914 includes: Clarence Barr as Diogenes - the Man with the Lantern
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The cast of Diogenes Weekly No. 23 - 1915 includes: Clarence Barr as Diogenes - the Man with the Lantern
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A Modern Diogenes - 1907 was released on:
USA: February 1907
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Diogenes and Alexander both displayed courage, determination, and a strong sense of individuality. However, they diverged in their beliefs about wealth and power, with Diogenes rejecting material possessions and Alexander seeking to conquer and amass land and resources.
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Diogenes Weekly No- 23 - 1915 was released on:
USA: 25 January 1915
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The French version of the surname Diogenes is Diogène.
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Diogenes of Sinope, also known as Diogenes the Cynic.
(He may not have been the first homeless person, but he certainly made it fashionable [philosophically speaking]).
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Yuri Diogenes has written:
'Deploying Microsoft Forefront Unified Access Gateway 2010' -- subject(s): Computer networks, Security measures
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Diogenes was one of the founders of Cynic Philosophy so he played a major role in the world of philosophy. After being sold into slavery, Diogenes passed his philosophy of Cynicism onto Crates who in return taught it to Zeno who made it a part of the school of Stoicism which was the most enduring school of philosophy.
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"If I were not Alexander, I should wish to be Diogenes."
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His tutors included Aristotle and Diogenes.
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Diogenes, a Greek philosopher, was a key figure in the development of Cynicism, a philosophical movement that emphasized living a simple and virtuous life in accordance with nature. His teachings challenged societal norms and encouraged self-sufficiency and independence. Diogenes' legacy can be seen in the influence he had on subsequent philosophers and his enduring reputation as a symbol of unconventional wisdom and individualism.
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Diogenes is the name of the restaurant that is owned by Mycroft Holmes in the episode. It is also the name of the club co-founded by Mycroft Holmes in the original Conan Doyle story 'The Greek Interpreter'. Diogenes is also perhaps the most famous Cynic Greek philosopher born in the 5th century BC.
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Diogenes was an ancient Greek philosopher who founded the school of Cynicism, which emphasized living in accordance with nature and rejecting conventional desires. His radical lifestyle and rejection of social norms challenged the status quo, emphasizing self-sufficiency and honesty. Diogenes is remembered for his wit, wisdom, and commitment to philosophical principles through his unconventional actions and teachings.
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Mycroft Holmes was one of the founders of the Diogenes Club, Whitehall. Diogenes of Sinope -- presumably for whom the club is named -- is perhaps the most famous ancient cynic philosopher.
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Socrates' mentor was Diogenes of Apollonia, a philosopher from the town of Apollonia in Ancient Greece. Diogenes influenced Socrates' ideas on natural philosophy and cosmology.
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It is not known. Heracleitus looks like Michelangelo.
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See Plutarch Life of Alexander.
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