10 Democedes of Croton
(medicine)
i 11 Ameinas (Pythagorean)
500 c.e.12 Epicharmas
13 Hippasus (Pythagorean)
(14) Hecataeus (geographer)
Figure 3.2. Centralization of the
Greek Network in Athens, 465–365
b.c.e.
465 b.c.e.15 Corax (orator)
16 Tisias (same)
17 Oenopides of Chios (math,
cosmol)
18 Cleidemos (cosmol)
i 19 Heraclides (medicine, father
of Hippocrates)
i 20 Herodias (medicine, Cnidus)
i 21 Aegisidemus
22 Hippon (eclectic)
23 Hicetas (Pythagorean, astron)
24 Ecphantus (Pythagorean)
25 Eurytas (Pythagorean)
26 Echecrates (Pythagorean)
i 27 Simmias (Pythagorean)
i 28 Cebes (Pythagorean)
29 Alcidamas (Sophist)
30 Lycophron (Sophist)
32 Idaeus of Himera (eclectic
physicist)
33 Thrasymachus
34 Xeniades (Sophist)
35 Theodorus (math)
36 Critias (patron of Sophists)
400 b.c.e.37 Diagoras of Melos (“atheist”)
38 Cratylus
i 39 Nessos of Chios (atomist)
40 Metrodorus of Chios
(atomist, Skeptic)
41 Theaetetus (Academic, math)
42 Menaechmus (Academic,
math)
43 Philip of Opus (Academic)
i 44 Hemodorus (Academic)
i 45 Histaeus (Academic)
46 Theudus (Academic)Figure 3.4. Proliferation and
Recombination of the Greek
Schools, 400–200 b.c.e.
365 b.c.e.
i 47 Aethiops of Ptolemas
(Cyrenaic)
i 48 Antipater of Cyrene (Cyrenaic)
49 Arete (Cyrenaic, daughter of
Aristippus)
i 50 Epitimides of Cyrene
(Cyrenaic)
i 51 Parabates of Cyrene (Cyrenaic)
52 Aristippus the younger
(Cyrenaic systematizer, son of
49)
53 Anchipylus (Elis/Eretria
school)
54 Moschus (same)
55 Plistenos of Elis (same)
i 56 Diogenes of Smyrna
57 Anaxarchus of Abdera
(atomist, Skeptic)
58 Nausiphanes (atomist)
59 Apollonus (Megarian)
60 Apollonus Cronos (Megarian)
61 Anneceris (Cyrenaic)
62 Alexines (Megarian)
63 Philiscus (Cynic)
64 Onesicritus (Cynic)
i 65 Asclepediades (Elis/Eretria
school)
66 Bryson (Megarian, math)
67 Polyxenus (Megarian)Keys to Figures • 895