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    Empedocles was a philosopher from ancient Greece who lived in the 5th century BC. He was influenced by the Pythagorean tradition and believed that all matter was composed of four eternal and unchanging elements - earth, water, air and fire. Empedocles sought to explain the processes of nature, life, and thought through these elements and their combinations.

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    Empedocles was a philosopher from ancient Greece who lived in the 5th century BC. He was influenced by the Pythagorean tradition and believed that all matter was composed of four eternal and unchanging elements - earth, water, air and fire. Empedocles sought to explain the processes of nature, life, and thought through these elements and their combinations.

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    Ancient Philosophy, Mystery, and Magic (Review)

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    Kenneth Anderson
    Empedocles was a philosopher from ancient Greece who lived in the 5th century BC. He was influenced by the Pythagorean tradition and believed that all matter was composed of four eternal and unchanging elements - earth, water, air and fire. Empedocles sought to explain the processes of nature, life, and thought through these elements and their combinations.

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    Ancient Philosophy, Mystery, and Magic: Empedocles and Pythagorean Tradition

    Michael L Morgan The American Historical Review; Oct 1997; 102, 4; Research Library pg. 1129

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