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'''Xenophanes''', was the founder of the [[Eleatic|Eleatic school of philosophy]], born in Asia Minor; was the first to enunciate the doctrine “all is one,” but “without specifying,” says Schwegler, “whether this unity was intellectual or moral.... Aristotle says he called God the one.”<ref>{{Nuttall|Xenophanes}}</ref> | '''Xenophanes''', was the founder of the [[Eleatic|Eleatic school of philosophy]], born in Asia Minor; was the first to enunciate the doctrine “all is one,” but “without specifying,” says Schwegler, “whether this unity was intellectual or moral.... Aristotle says he called God the one.”<ref>{{Nuttall|Xenophanes}}</ref> | ||
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Xenophanes, was the founder of the Eleatic school of philosophy, born in Asia Minor; was the first to enunciate the doctrine “all is one,” but “without specifying,” says Schwegler, “whether this unity was intellectual or moral.... Aristotle says he called God the one.”[1]
See also
References
- ↑ Nuttall Encyclopedia of General Knowledge, article on Xenophanes originally published in 1907 written by Reverend James Wood