Chrysippus.
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GREEK HELLENISTIC Anonymous (323 BCE - 30 BCE ): Chrysippus (280-206 BCE) was the head of the Stoic school of philosophy in Athens after Zeno and Cleanthes. He is known as the second founder of Stoicism. Roman copy of the Greek original.
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