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Lucretius



Lucretius
Lucretius (99?-55? B.C.), whose full name was Titus Lucretius Carus, was a short-lived Roman poet and philosopher. Inspired by the Greek philosopher Epicurus, Lucretius's only known work, On the Nature of Things, was an attempt to free humanity from the dread of mortality and religious superstition. One story states that he went mad after drinking a love potion, and only wrote when he felt sane.
Titles

 On The Nature Of Things

 Principles of the Atomic Theory

 EPICUREAN EVOLUTIONARY THEORY

 FACTORS DETERMINING THE EXTENT OF THE SEA

 THE EPICUREAN EXPLANATION OF THE MAGNET

 THE KINETICS OF ATOMS IN THE SYSTEM OF EPICURUS

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