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About 100 to 250, the golden age of Ithatian Philosophy saw the work of the best philosophers of Deliops, Maturn, Ebinóë, and other Ithatian colonies in the Pallathantic.
List of Philosophers
- Abbiachus, b 167 to d 245
- Agdaskalos, b 83 to d 167
- Dikolomon, b 211 to d 289
- Eukept, b 208 to d 276
- Kaddis the Lesser, b? 122 to d 172
- Teklation, b 55 to d 147
- Zersolon 2 AS to 79
Pre-Golden Age Philosophers
- Dymoleus, 108 AS to 37 AS, Ebinóëse Mystic
Post-Golden Age
- Pattomos, b 323 to d 391
See Also
- Abbiachus
- Agdaskalos
- Dikolomon
- Dymoleus
- Eukept
- Hormastic Theory of Magic
- Pattomos following century (300's AI)
- Teclation
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