Theater of Fate

After an interval of some time, he was followed in his opinion regarding Fate by

a famous philosopher of such a calm and peaceful spirit that many count him among the Christians Bayle in Dictionary, Petavius in Ration. Temp.. Indeed, when he was flourishing above all others, Christians as well as heathens were accustomed to flow to him with the same zeal, so that under such a great master they might learn the secrets of philosophy. Among these were most illustrious men, and from this seminary emerged pillars of wisdom, most diligently formed by him. A book on Fate is attributed to his name, which others contend is a spurious offspring Du Pin in his Library, vol. 1, page 249..

This man was diligently listened to for eleven years by

of Lycopolis. A man truly illustrious, and worthy to stand out in the school of Plato, a most worthy exemplar of virtue, who from your fatherland

You provide precepts and your own from illustrious pages Lucretius, book 3..