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Meanings of school of philosophy in English
Usage of school of philosophy in English
1
Hypatia, a pagan lady, kept a public school of philosophy in the city.
2
After long study and meditation, Ammonius opened a school of philosophy in Alexandria.
3
The third school of philosophy was the PYTHAGOREAN, founded by PYTHAGORAS.
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Thales, who founded the Ionic school of philosophy, was a native of Miletus.
5
Theodorus was of the cold school of philosophy, which was chiefly followed in Alexandria.
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Later he founded a prestigious school of philosophy in Rome.
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The Greeks of Alexandria had formed rather a school of philosophy than a religious sect.
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Sceptics, a school of philosophy founded by Pyrrho (4th century B.C.).
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She came out of intellectual New England-theEmerson-Thoreau-ChanningPhillips school of philosophy-andwas broadly tolerant.
10
When I was a student here every wealthy man belonged to some school of philosophy.
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And perchance amid these groves might arise at last a new school of philosophy or poetry.
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The one is the Alexandrian school of poetry and science, the other the Alexandrian school of philosophy.
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Another time the same person came up and asked him what school of philosophy he belonged to.
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Robert Trevanion, although brought up in the same school of philosophy as his father, belonged to another generation.
15
What school of philosophy such wisdom?
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The city street is the school of philosophy, of art, of letters; city society is the home of refinement.
Translations for school of philosophy
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