Epicurus
341–270 BCE
Greek philosopher who taught that happiness comes from simple pleasures and friendship.
Epicurus (341–270 BCE) was a philosopher, born in Samos and died in Athens.
- Known as
- Philosopher
- Category
- Thinkers
- Born
- 341 BCE, Samos
- Died
- 270 BCE, Athens
Alive at the same time as Epicurus
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