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Zeno (3)

Zenon; (fl. 460 BCE); the successor to Parmenides in the Eleatic School of philosophy which investigated the phenomenal world, especially with reference to the phenomena of change; he was famous for his devotion to his beliefs and was honored with a public funeral in Sparta.

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