Ariston of Chios
Ariston of Chios (300–300) was a philosopher and writer.
Also recorded as Ariston.
Overview
Born at Chios in 300, died at Athens in 300.
In detail
training under Zeno of Citium and Polemon is recorded. Eratosthenes, Diphilus of Sinope and Apollophanes of Antioch are recorded as having studied under Ariston of Chios. the recorded working language is Ancient Greek.
The field of work recorded is philosophy. The authority associates the name with stoicism.
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