Del Génesis al Apocalipsis Fascículo 3

The description introduces Diógenes of Sinope, a prominent Cynic philosopher from the 4th century BCE, known for his ascetic lifestyle and candid remarks toward the powerful. It recounts anecdotes from Diogenes Laërtius’ "Lives of Eminent Philosophers" and presents a poem titled "Las dos grandezas" by Campoamor, depicting a dialogue between Diógenes and Alexander the Great that contrasts their views on power, wealth, and virtue.