Foreign thinker
Epicurus
EpicurusPhilosophyGreek341–270 BCE
Death is nothing to us; for that which is dispersed has no sensation, and that which has no sensation is nothing to us.
Life and Thought
Epicurus, the Greek philosopher and founder of Epicureanism, was born in 341 BCE and died in 270 BCE. His teachings centered on the pursuit of tranquility, friendship, and freedom from fear.
Bibliography
Writings and transcribed lectures18 titles
Letter to Menoeceus
Letter to Herodotus
Letter to Pythocles
Fundamental Teachings
Vatican Discourses
On Nature, in 37 Books
On Atoms and the Void
On Love
On Choice and Avoidance
On the Criterion or Focus
On the Gods
On Piety
Four Essays on Life
Symposium
On Perception
On Justice and Other Merits
On Gifts and Gratitude
Letters
