Euhemerus

[ yoo-hee-mer-uhs, -hem-er- ]

noun

1. flourished c300 b.c., Greek mythographer.

Example Sentences

He was fond of philosophical speculations, and made the Romans acquainted with the rationalism of Euripides and Euhemerus.

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(Euhemerus), quem noster et interpretatus, et secutus est prter cteros, Ennius.

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Euhemerus was a firm upholder of the Cyrenaic philosophy, and by many ancient writers he was regarded as an atheist.

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The work of Euhemerus was conceived in that spirit of vulgar rationalism, which is condemned by Plato in the Phaedrus.

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I would much rather believe the Messenian (Euhemerus) than him.

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