1. In 322 B.C., Aristotle died in Chalces, a city on the island of Euboea.

TrueFalse

1. Plato wrote three major dialogues entitled, " The Republic", "The Statesman", and "The Laws".
2. TrueFalse

1. Plato's three dialogues set forth his views regarding the perfect city-state.
2. TrueFalse

1. Plato's "Apology" describes Socrates' trial for teaching sedation to the youth of Athens.
2. TrueFalse

1. Plato's "Phaedo" describes Socrates' death.
2. TrueFalse

The Cynics were called "Dogs" by their fellow Greeks.

1. TrueFalse

1. There is a coherent, Natural Law tradition with a common core of specific intellectual and moral concerns.
2. TrueFalse

1. The Cynics were a group of Greek thinkers that followed the ethical beliefs of Socrates.

TrueFalse

1. The founder of the Stoic school of philosophy was Zeno.
2. TrueFalse

1. The Skeptics, led by Carneades, criticized the "pure" Stoic philosophy as unrealistic, that could not be taken seriously as a prescription of what men should try to achieve.
2. TrueFalse

1. The reworking of the "Pure" Stoic philosophy was led by Panaetius.
2. TrueFalse

1. The Romans did not receive this reworked stoic philosophy enthusiastically.
2. TrueFalse
3. The Roman Senator Cicero found this reworked Stoic philosophy very attractive.
4. TrueFalse

1. Cicero wrote his own dialogues entitled, "The Republic" and "The Laws".
2. TrueFalse

1. Cicero believed that the human race is bound together in a unity.
2. TrueFalse