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Dogs --- Gazēs, Theodōros,

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Lien fondamental entre Platon et Epicure, ce trublion-penseur possède son propre génie qu'il prétend divin, notamment une très solide métaphysique et des positions scandaleuses pour bien des époques, tel son "féminisme", jusqu'à choquer encore aujourd'hui, avec l' "autorisation du vol". Les écrits d'auteurs grecs antiques ne manquent pas, et encore moins les ouvrages sur ces écrits, pourtant, pour la première fois une étude complète est réalisée sur Théodore de Cyrène, dit l'Athée.

Philosophers, Ancient --- Philosophy, Ancient --- Theodōros, - ho Atheos

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"Theodoros Hyrtakenos' life and career span the long and troubled reign of Andronikos II (1282-1328). He taught as a private teacher and among his former students figure Basileios Glykys, Nikephoros Metochites and Alexios Apokaukos, the future megas doux. But as he claimed the pay he received was never adequate to sustain him. He associated with men of power and wealth and yet he had no share of it. His correspondence [ninety-three letters] surviving in Parisisnus gr. 1209, a codex unicus of the fourteenth century, gives a sort of autobiography with an eye to being read and publicized. His letters project the image of an impoverished intellectual, which he consciously cultivated in the hope of winning the sympathy of the Emperor and of men of power and wealth. Being preoccupied constantly with money and other worldly goods, his pleas seem to underline a constant financial insecurity. But flattery of the rich and a display of learning were the standard means by which aspiring intellectuals worked their way to high dignities in the State bureaucracy and the ecclesiastical hierarchy."--

Hyrtakēnos, Theodōros, --- Byzantine Empire --- Byzantine Empire --- Court and courtiers --- Court and courtiers

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Theodoro --- Statesmen --- -Public officers --- Correspondence --- Theodoro Daphnopates --- Byzantine Empire --- -Byzantine Empire --- -History --- -Sources --- Empire byzantin --- Prozaschrijvers. --- Grieks. --- Theodōro --- Histoire --- History --- Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus, 913-959 --- Sources --- Romanus II, 959-963 --- Daphnopatēs --- 10th cent --- Theodōro, --- Sources. --- -Correspondence --- Correspondence. --- 10th cent. --- Public officers --- Theodōro, --- Daphnopatēs, Theodōros, --- Theodore, --- Theodōros Daphnopatēs, --- Theodōros, --- Theodorus, --- Byzantium (Empire) --- Vizantii︠a︡ --- Bajo Imperio --- Bizancjum --- Byzantinē Autokratoria --- Vyzantinon Kratos --- Vyzantinē Autokratoria --- Impero bizantino --- Bizantia --- Theodoro - Daphnopates

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Theodore Studites, Saint --- Theodore, --- Feodor, --- Teodor Studyta, --- Teodoro, Estudita, --- Teodoro, --- Theodor, --- Theodōros, --- Theodorus Studita, --- Феодор, --- Theodore, - Studites, Saint, - 759-826