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{{Quote|A wise, humble man who lived according to nature. Having unburdened himself from the shackles of materialism, he tragically freed himself from life. His philosophy shall live on in us for we have become the wild dogs. He gave us the greatest gift, open minds and full hearts|Papyrus in the Tomb of the Cynic describing Diodoros|Assassin's Creed: Origins}} | |||
'''Diodoros''' was a [[Greece|Greek]] philosopher who practiced {{Wiki|Cynicism (philosophy)|Cynicism}} in ancient [[Egypt]]. | '''Diodoros''' was a [[Greece|Greek]] philosopher who practiced {{Wiki|Cynicism (philosophy)|Cynicism}} in ancient [[Egypt]]. | ||
Revision as of 17:10, 10 July 2018
- "A wise, humble man who lived according to nature. Having unburdened himself from the shackles of materialism, he tragically freed himself from life. His philosophy shall live on in us for we have become the wild dogs. He gave us the greatest gift, open minds and full hearts"
- ―Papyrus in the Tomb of the Cynic describing Diodoros[src]
Diodoros was a Greek philosopher who practiced Cynicism in ancient Egypt.
After his death, a mountain tomb situated in Uab Nome was dedicated to him and his teachings by his students.
Appearance
- Assassin's Creed: Origins (mentioned in papyrus only)