(Κριτόλαος).
[1] Of Phaselis, peripatetic head of school
of Phaselis, peripatetic head of a school in the 1st half of the 3rd cent. BC [1; 2] and one of the most important peripatetic philosophers of the period between Straton and Andronicus [4] (Testimonies in [3]). He accompanied Carneades and Diogenes [15] of Babylon in 156/5 BC in the philosphers' delegation to Rome. C. defended the Aristotelian theories of the eternit…