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Anaxatus

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Anaxarchus (Abdera) (English: Anaxarchus), (380 BC - 320 BC). Philosopher, follower of Democritus, and mentor of Pyrrhon. He accompanied Alexander the Great on his expedition to Asia and was later executed by Nexorion, the prince of Cyprus.

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Born
-0380-00-00
Died
-0320-00-00
Wikidata
Q366031
Occupations philosopher
Aliases AnaxarchusAnaxarchus of AbderaAnaxatus (Abdera)
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