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The man credited with being the first Greek philosopher, Thales of Miletus (c. 585), was said to have been of Phoenician ancestry. However, he was living in a Greek city; and even later philosophers who were certainly ethnic Phoenicians, like Zeno of Citium, moved to Greek cities to learn and practice philosophy. ................
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