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Search for: [Abstract = "It is possible, however, that the future emperor came into contact with cynicism much earlier, during a period of his primary education in Nicomedia between 338 and 342. Elements of Cynicism, especially the figure of the famous Diogenes the Dog, were presented at the Greek\-speaking school in reading and writing courses. It was so because of the widespread popularity of Greek chreia in which the Sinopean philosopher was a main character. The chreiae with Diogenes as the main figure were also used in higher levels of education, including the schools of rhetoric."]

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