There is a city called Pera in the midst of the wine-dark fog of pretension.
πῆρα τίς ἐστι πόλις τύφου ἐν μέσῳ οἰνοπί.
Philosophers
Crates of Thebes
Theban Cynic philosopher (c. 365-285 BC) who renounced wealth to live on the streets of Athens with his wife Hipparchia. Pupil of Diogenes, teacher of Zeno of Citium, and the bridge from Cynic asceticism to Stoicism.
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Source: ディオゲネス・ラエルティオス『ギリシア哲学者列伝』第6巻第85節 (理想のキュニコス国家を描いた断片詩 Pera より)Verified