/lit/ - Literature

>>11663962
>since I think our idea of his philosophy is still more vague and incomplete than any other Presocratic.

Consider though that his work was written without spaces, accents, or punctuation of any sort. Consider too that it was written in such a way that every bit of text could be understood in multiple ways. Our "fragments", such as they are, mess with this amazing organization, or lack of, by crystallizing particular possibilities through text isolation. The man was an oracular mastermind. His connections to Delphi are many, and the links are not insignificant.