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Philosophical conference in Athens

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In 94 BCE, Gellius Publicola – consul for 72 BCE stayed in Athens for business matters. There he was to propose to the representatives of various philosophical schools a conference during which they would, with his help, settle their disputes once and for all and be able to deal with more important matters. As you can easily guess, this proposal was not enthusiastically received.

Author: Kacper Walczak
Sources
  • Erich S. Gruen, The Last Generation of the Roman Republic
  • Robert Harris, Cyceron

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