⿿The Greek Sceptics From Pyrrho to Sextus⿝ by Norman Maccoll offers a detailed examination of the Greek Skeptic tradition, tracing its development from Pyrrho of Elis to Sextus Empiricus. Originally awarded the Hare Prize in 1868, this essay provides valuable insights into the key figures, ideas, and historical context of ancient skepticism. Maccoll delves into the core tenets of Pyrrhonism and its influence on later philosophical thought. This work remains a significant resource for scholars and students interested in ancient philosophy and the history of skepticism.

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