Over the years, Elian watched as the "dreamers" of Miletus began to measure the shadows of pyramids and predict the eclipses of the sun. He realized that they weren't just guessing; they were "rooting out" the truth from the thicket of superstition.
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Fraile dedicates substantial space to the Presocratics, treating them not merely as primitive materialists but as the first minds to attempt a rational explanation of the cosmos. He navigates the transition from mythos to logos with narrative elegance. guillermo fraile historia de la filosofia i