Thales Philosophers Philosophy
Thales of Miletus, c. 640 BC- c. 545 BC. Noted Presocratic Greek philosopher, geometer and scientist, and foremost of the Milesian philosophers. Numbered among the Seven Sages of ancient Greece, he is also believed to have been the teacher of the later Milesian philosopher Anaximander.His philosophical teachings are often characterized as "all things are water."
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- Thales Fragments and Commentary - From Arthur Fairbanks\\' 1898 work, The First Philosophers thales of Greece. Provided by the Hanover Historical thales Texts Project.
- Phoenicia: Thales of Miletus - A meticulous biography with reference to various ancient thales testimonia concerning this philosopher.
- Thales of Miletus - Illustrated article by Don Allen with an emphasis philosophers on Thales\' t geometrical achievements.
- Life of Thales - From the C.D. Yonge translation of Diogenes Laertius. t Provided t by Peitho's Web.
- Myth - Thales - Overview of his thoughts on cosmology and the philosophers myths. By Stefan Stenudd.
- Adventures in CyberSound: Thales Biography - Article drawn from Britannica Online, summarizing Thales\\' philosophical t and geometrical t legacy.
- Eric Weisstein's World of Scientific Biography - Short article on Thales, emphasizing his mathematical and philosophers scientific achievements. philosophers Includes link to an article philosophers on Thales' Theorem.
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