Birthdate: 0040 AD
Birthplace: Bursa, Turkey
Died: 0115 AD
Dio Chrysostom, a Greek orator and philosopher, is well-known for his political discourses. After facing exile due to political disagreements, he spent 14 years as a vagrant. Upon the assassination of Emperor Domitian, he resumed his philosophical pursuits. His works concentrate on orations for Trajan and essays on the subject of slavery. Dio Chrysostom’s professional life exemplifies his resilience, dedication to political discourse, and commitment to philosophical inquiry.
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