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  Philosophy Western thought owes much to ancient Greek philosophers, such as Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. Here are eleven Greek philosophers you should know. Updated: Feb 20, 2025 written by  Edd Hodsdon,   BA Professional Writing, member Canterbury Archaeological Trust Like Share Cite   While great thinkers such as Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle may belong to the ancient world, they still influence our understanding of the world today. These great Greek philosophers began to use reason and logic to try and unravel the workings of the cosmos. They also explored the intricacies of human morality. But who were these philosophical fathers? And what were their key ideas? From presocratics like Thales of Miletus to Plato and Aristotle, we’ll discuss the famous thinkers of ancient Greek philosophy who have guided Western philosophy, science, and culture for thousands of years. We’ll also explore the three main schools of Hellenistic philosophy and the founders tha...

45 Facts About Medusa Written by Dylan Ebs Modified & Updated: 14 Nov 2024 Source: Mythopedia.com Medusa , one of the most intriguing figures in Greek mythology, has captivated imaginations for centuries. Known for her hair of living snakes and a gaze that could turn anyone to stone, Medusa's story is both fascinating and terrifying. But who was she really?  Was Medusa always a monster , or did she have a different beginning?  Why did she become such a feared creature ? This blog post will unravel 45  facts  about Medusa, shedding light on her origins, her role in mythology, and the lasting impact of her legend. Get ready to dive into the world of Medusa and discover the truths behind the  myths . Key Takeaways: Medusa, originally a beautiful maiden, was cursed by Athena and transformed into a Gorgon, symbolizing female rage and protection, with her story inspiring art, literature, and modern media. Despit...

  The Omphalos, symbol signifying that Delphi is the centre of the world: "… where Phoebus has at earth's navel his prophetic seat …" ( Hermes . Euripides,  Ion  5).  5932: The Omphalos, symbol of Delphi as centre of the world, was kept in the Temple of Apollo. Its surface is covered with a net of woolen bands. DELPHIC MAXIMS These are the three maxims which the so-called  Seven Sages , with laconic brevity, engraved upon a column at Delphi: "Know yourself." Some have believed that by this maxim they exhorted men and women to become educated and to acquire prudence. For, they say, those who are ignorant and thoughtless usually believe themselves to be very clever. And this disgraceful feature has been considered to be the worst of all kinds of ignorance, since such people consider wicked men to be good, and believe the honest to be of no account. It has also been remarked that some fail to follow this maxim by believing they own greater wealth than they do, or b...