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   Anytus
   Anytus (Ánytos, c. 5th–4th cent. BCE), son of Anthemion, was an ancient Athenian politician. He served as a general in the Peloponnesian War, and was later a leading supporter of the democratic movements in Athens opposed to the oligarchic forces behind the Thirty Tyrants. He is best remembered ...
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   Anytus
   (lived 5th-4th centuries BC) Athenian democrat. With Thrasybulus, he helped to overthrow the Thirty Tyrants 404 BC. He was one of the accusers of Socrates 399 BC, and the Athe...
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   Anytus
   (from the article `Plato`) ...can be taught. But it is further interesting for two reasons: it states clearly the doctrine that knowledge is `recollection`; and it introduces ... The fact that one of those who assisted in the prosecution of Socrates and spoke against him—Anytus—was a promi...
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