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| Antiphon the Sophist (c. 480–411 BCE): Ancient Greek philosopher and orator. Known for pioneering rhetorical techniques and early contributions to sophistry. Major works like "On Truth" explored relativism and the nature of reality. Influential in developing persuasive speech methods in ancient Athens.
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| Antiphon the Sophist | Justice | Justice | |
| Antiphon the Sophist | Laws | Laws | |
| Antiphon the Sophist | Physis | Physis | |
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Ed. Martin Schulz, access date 2024-12-07 | |||
