Eubulides of Miletus

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Greek philosopher Megarian philosopher ancient Greek person logician

Eubulides of Miletus was a 4th-century BCE Greek philosopher of the Megarian school, best known for formulating several famous logical paradoxes.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Greek philosopher → Megarian philosopher → ancient Greek person → logician →
activeInCentury	4th century BCE →
associatedWith	Megara → Miletus →
countryOfOrigin	Ancient Greece →
era	Classical Greek philosophy →
ethnicGroup	Greek →
fieldOfWork	logic → philosophy →
floruit	4th century BCE →
gender	male →
hasLegacy	foundational role in study of paradoxes → influence on development of formal logic →
hasWorkType	oral teaching →
influenced	Stoic logicians → later Hellenistic logicians →
influencedBy	Euclid of Megara →
knownFor	Electra paradox → Heap paradox → Hooded man paradox → Horned man paradox → Liar paradox → Masked man paradox → Sorites paradox → logical paradoxes →
language	Ancient Greek →
memberOf	Megarian school →
notableIdea	paradoxes of vagueness → semantic paradoxes →
notableStudent	Diodorus Cronus →
occupation	philosopher → teacher →
paradoxFormulated	Electra paradox → Heap paradox → Hooded man paradox → Horned man paradox → Liar paradox → Masked man paradox → Sorites paradox →
philosophicalSchool	Megarian school →
placeOfOrigin	Miletus →
subjectOf	ancient doxographical reports →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
liar paradox →	historicalAttribution
Megarian school →	notableMember
Euclid of Megara →	notableStudent
Euclid of Megara →	taught