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A Short History of Freethought Ancient and Modern, Volume 1 of 2

Note 297 — Chapter V · FREETHOUGHT IN GREECE

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Diog. Laërt. bk. ix, ch. xi, 5, § 64. The lengthy notice given by Diogenes shows the impression Pyrrho’s teaching made. See a full account of it, so far as known, in the Rev. J. Owen’s Evenings with the Skeptics, 1881, i, 287 sq., and the monograph of Zimmerman, there cited. ↑

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