In the opening of his best known work, the daughters of the Sun take him through the gates of Night and Day to meet the goddess Wisdom.
In the opening of his best known work, the daughters of the Sun take him through the gates of Night and Day to meet the goddess Wisdom. In the second book of his didactic poem, which was preserved by Simplicius, he discussed the "Way of Falsehood" and claimed that non-existence and becoming are mere illusions. FTP, name this pre-Socratic philosopher, the author of On Nature, and the teacher of Zeno as well as other members of the Eleatic school, which was named for his birthplace.
In the opening of his best known work, the daughters of the Sun take him through the gates of Night and Day to meet the goddess Wisdom.
{Parmenides}