Epicuros

Epicuros

Greek philosopher (341-270 BC) who believed that the search for pleasure is the true purpose of life. By 'pleasure' Epicuros meant peace of mind through friendship and intellectual pursuits. He believed that there was no life after death and that the gods had no role in a world that was physically self-sufficient.

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