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Zeno Eleates[1] (Graece: Ζήνων ὁ Ἐλεάτης; natus circa 500, mortuus circa 430 a.C.n.) fuit philosophus Graecus praesocraticus Eleae natus, unus inter Eleaticos philosophos et Parmenidis discipulus cuius doctrinas paradoxis suis de infinitate sustentare conatus est.[2]. Unus e magistris Periclis fuit[3] et persona dialogi Platonici Parmenides inscripti. Duos insuper Athenienses novimus qui centum minas uterque Zenoni solverunt ut ab eo docerentur: Pythodorum filium Isolochi et Calliam filium Calliadi[4].
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