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The 10 pages that link to Diogenes Laërtius, each with the reason it gives.

• HeraclitusRelated: His biography supplies later anecdotes and traditions about Heraclitus.

• Stoic logicRelated: His account records Stoic distinctions and the traditional list of indemonstrable arguments.

• EmpedoclesRelated: His biography transmits many later anecdotes about Empedocles’ life and death.

• Thales of MiletusRelated: His biography is a major, much later source for anecdotes and claims about Thales.

• ChrysippusRelated: His account records titles, anecdotes, and doctrines attributed to Chrysippus.

• Zeno of CitiumRelated: His Lives preserves much of the surviving biographical evidence about Zeno.

• ProtagorasRelated: His Lives of Eminent Philosophers preserves biographical reports and sayings attributed to Protagoras.

• PyrrhoRelated: His biography transmits many stories about Pyrrho, though written centuries later.

• Epicharmus of CosRelated: His account transmits claims about Epicharmus’s life and philosophical reputation.

• Pamphile of EpidaurusRelated: His work cites Pamphile in accounts of philosophical and literary traditions.