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1st millennium BC / Ancient Greek philosophers / Philosophical movements / Natural philosophy / Scientific revolution / Epicurus / Lucretius / Alexandre Koyré / Epicureanism / Philosophy / Humanities / Philosophers of science
Date: 2015-01-08 05:08:01
1st millennium BC
Ancient Greek philosophers
Philosophical movements
Natural philosophy
Scientific revolution
Epicurus
Lucretius
Alexandre Koyré
Epicureanism
Philosophy
Humanities
Philosophers of science

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