Diogenes or Diogenes the Cynic
4. The CYNIC philosopher. See below.
There were two other Cynic philosophers of this name, one in the reign of Vespasian (D. C. 46.15), and the other in the reign of Julian, who praises him in one of his Epistles (35, p.410)
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