Pyrron

**Pyrron** (;  *Pyrrōn*, skt. 360 SM&nbsp;– skt. 270 SM), merupakan seorang filsuf Era Klasik Yunani kuno dan berjasa sebagai filsuf Skeptisisme pertama di Yunani.

Pyrron berasal dari Elis, di Laut Ionia. Diogenes Laertios, mengutip dari Apollodoros dari Athena, mengatakan bahwa Pyrron pada awalnya adalah seorang pelukis, dan gambar-gambar itu dipamerkan di gimnasium Elis. Kemudian ia dialihkan ke filsafat oleh karya-karya Demokritos, dan menurut Diogenes Laertios berkenalan dengan dialek Megarian melalui Bryson, murid Stilpo.

## Lihat pula
* Ajñana
* Kalistenes
* Greco-Buddhism
* Nausifanes

## Catatan

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