Hello Greek history podcast listeners your host Ryan has

graciously given me the opportunity to introduce myself. I'm Janelle

Rianen creator of the Greek mythology retold podcast and author of the Homer

Chronicles series. Like Ryan, my passion is anything ancient Greek related. My current project focuses on the

exploration and development of Trojan War era mythological characters

with the primary focus on giving voice to the heroines alongside the heroes.

My first three podcasts set up a chronological outline of the years leading up to the war in a way you've never heard before.

The next several episodes are grouped as the Wonder Women of Greek mythology

where I share what I've developed for characters like Clydom Nestra, Lita,

Hecuba, and Penelope, with more to come.

Check my episodes out at Greek mythology retold available on all major podcast platforms.

And thanks Ryan for sharing your audio waves with me to Nel Rianen.

Drink that wine and be married Greek history lovers. You're going to be. So, The Hello, I'm Ryan Stitt and welcome back to the history of ancient Greece.

Episode 84, pluralists, and other physiologoy.

On the last episode, we discussed the main philosophical doctrines of the

elyatics of the 5th century BC. They evolved in opposition to the theories of the

early Malesian moniesian monies of the 6th century BC who explained all of existence in terms of one primary

matter as well as to Heraclitus who declared that all existence may be summed up by

perpetual change the elyatics on the other hand, maintain that the true explanation of things

lies in the conception of a universal unity of being. According to their doctrine, the senses cannot truly discern this unity, because their reports are inconsistent.

And so does by thought alone that we can pass beyond the false appearances of our senses,

and arrive of the knowledge of being or the fundamental truth that all is

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