David Sedley's "Epicurean Theories of Knowledge From Hermarchus To Lucretius And Philodemus"

Thanks to Godfrey for this link:

Epicurean theories of knowledge from Hermarchus to Lucretius and Philodemus

Epicurean theories of knowledge from Hermarchus to Lucretius and Philodemus

www.academia.edu

I note that it contains reference to something we've mentioned briefly lately, Epicurean criticism of Democritus and others who tended toward skepticism:

Joshua given the material we covered in the last podcast, we may want to take a look at the material in this article and cover it next week, especially since this is a pretty recent article (2018 if i read correctly) and this helps us link together some of the more recently-discovered material with the older material.

It appears for some reason that this thread was closed in error, as I don't see another one treating the same article by Sedley. It's directly relevant to issues of knowledge and probability so I am bumping it for reference in current discussions.