DIOGENES

(412? - 323 b.c.) Greek philosopher. According to tradition, h e lived in a tub and once went through the streets holding up a lantern, "looking for an honest man." —Freedom Congress Glossary (approved 5-9-90)

(412? - 323 b.c.) Greek philosopher. According to tradition, he lived in a tub and once went through the streets holding up a lantern, "looking for an honest man."(412? - 323 b.c.) Greek philosopher. He lived in a tub and, according to tradition, once went through the streets holding up a lantern, "looking for an honest man." On a voyage from Athens, he was captured by pirates and was sold as a slave.(412? - 323 b.c.) Greek philosopher who, according to tradition, once went through streets holding up a lantern, "looking for an honest man."(ca. 412@323 b.c.) Greek philosopher who taught that the virtuous life is the simple life. Diogenes rejected social conventions and lived a life of voluntary poverty. He is the subject of many stories, one of which states that by watching a mouse he discovered that property is not necessary for happiness. Per another, a snail carrying its shell taught Diogenes that an empty jar or tub could serve as a house. He is also said to have once wandered through the daylight streets of Athens with a lantern, searching for an honest man.(412?-323 B.C.) Greek philosopher. According to tradition, he lived in a tub and once went through the streets holding up a lantern, "looking for an honest man." Fellow by the name of Diogenes used to prowl around Athens or Sparta or London or someplace. -Man's Search and Scientology's Answer (4 July 1957) (ca. 412-323 B.C.) Greek philosopher who taught that the virtuous life is the simple life. He is said to have once wandered through the daylight streets of Athens with a lantern, searching for an honest man.(412?@323 b.c.) Greek philosopher. He lived in a tub and, according to tradition, once went through the streets holding up a lantern, "looking for an honest man." On a voyage from Athens, he was captured by pirates and was sold as a slave. He had a slave and this slave's name was Diogenes. iResponsibility (1 Jan. 60)(412?@323 b.c.) Greek philosopher. He lived in a tub and, according to tradition, once went through the streets holding up a lantern, "looking for an honest man." On a voyage from Athens, he was captured by pirates and was sold as a slave. He had a slave and this slave's name was Diogenes. ?Responsibility (1 Jan. 60)