EUCLID OF MEGARA

EUCLID OF MEGARA
   a Greek philosopher, a disciple of Socrates, was influenced by the ELEATICS (q.v.); founded the Megaric school of Philosophy, whose chief tenet is that the "good," or that which is one with itself, alone is the only real existence.

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