174 Andronicus of Rhodes (same)
175 Xenarchus (Academic)
176 Arius Didymus
(Academic/Stoic/Aristotelean)
i 177 Athenodorus Cananites (Stoic)
178 Strabo (Stoic, geographer,
historian)
179 Boethus of Sidon (Aristotelean)Figure 3.6. Syncretisms and
Skepticism, 1–200 c.e.
1 c.e.
180 Eudorus (Platonist,
neo-Pythagorean, Alexandria)
181 Anaxilaus of Larissa
(Pythagorean, occultist)
182 Quintus Sextus (Stoic)
183 Sotion (Stoic,
neo-Pythagorean, eclectic
doxographer, Alexandria)
183a? Agrippa (Skeptic, ca. 1–200
c.e.)
184 Thrasyllus
(neo-Pythagorean/Platonist)
185 Potamo of Alexandria
(Platonist, eclectic)
186 C. Musonius Rufus (Stoic)
i (187) Epaphroditus (Nero’s
secretary, Epictetus’ owner)
188 Dio Chrysostom (rhetor/Stoic)
189 L. Annaeus Cornutus (Stoic)
(190) Perseus (poet)
(191) Lucan (poet)
192 Demetrius (Cynic)
i 193 Agathinos (medicine)
194 Archigenes (medicine, eclectic,
Stoic)
195 Simon Magus (Gnostic)
196 Apollonius of Tyana
(Pythagorean, occultist)
i 197 Ammonius of Alexandria
(Platonist)
198 Lucius (Pythagorean)199 Nicostratus (Platonist, Stoic,
rhetor, anti-Aristotelean)
100 c.e.
i 200 Flavius Arrianus (Stoic)
201 Magnus Ephesius (medicine)
202 Soranus of Ephesus
(Methodist medicine)
203 Favorinus (rhetor, Skeptic)
i 204 Stalilius Attalius (medicine)
205 Theodas (Empiricist
medicine)
206 Menodotus of Nicomedia
(Skeptic, Empiricist medicine)
207 Heroditus of Tarsus
(Empiricist medicine)
208 Aristocles (Aristotelean, Stoic,
Platonist)
209 Gaius (Aristotelean)
i 210 Numisianus
i 211 Satyrus (medicine)
i 212 Pelops (medicine)
(213) Hadrian of Tyre (rhetor)
(214) Demetrius of Alexandria
(rhetor)
i 215 Diognetus (Stoic)
216 M. Cornelius Fronto (rhetor,
anti-phil)
i 217 Athenagoras (Christian)
i 218 Demonax (Stoic)
219 Lucian of Samosata
(Skeptic/eclectic)
220? Saturninus of Antioch
(Gnostic)
221? Carpocrates of
Alexandria(Gnostic)
222? Cerdon the Syrian
(Christian/Gnostic)
223? Cerinthus (Christian/
Gnostic)
224 Basilides of Syria (Gnostic,
Alexandria)
225? Demonax of Cyprus (popular
Cynic) 898 • (^) Appendix 3