The Major Doctrines Of Classical Epicurean Philosophy
Nothing From Nothing
| Book 1 after 80: sed casta inceste nubendi tempore in ipso hostia concideret mactatu maesta parentis, exitus ut classi felix faustusque daretur. tantum religio potuit suadere malorum. | but in the very moment of marriage, |
| Physical | The Universe eternal. | |
| Its parts, great and small, interchangeable | ||
| Matter and Void alone. | ||
| Motion | ||
| Word | Latin Root | Meaning of Root | English Descendants |
|---|---|---|---|
| feline | fēlēs |
| English Word | Meaning in English | Connection to Latin felix |
|---|---|---|
| felicity | intense happiness; a state of blessedness or good fortune |
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Dionysus Is the Reason for the Season
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Ho Kepos: You Shall Live Like a God Among Men
The Experience of living in the Complete Absence of Pain is the Highest Point or Limit...of Pleasure...
"Death is Nothing to Us...When we are, death is not. When death is, we are not."
Atoms and Void in the 21st Century
| This page presents a summary of Classical Epicurean Philosophy . For additional citations to Epicurean texts, click here. |
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