Sosibius
Σωσίβως
(Σωσίβως), literary.
1. A philosopher mentioned by Diogenes Laertius (2.46) as having opposed the opinions of Anaxagoras; but it does not follow necessarily that he was contemporary with Anaxagoras. Nothing more is known of him.
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