1. Tyrant of Acragas (Agrigentum) in Sicily (c. 570–544 B.C.), believed to have roasted his victims alive in a brazen bull.

1. As a Peripatetic he admitted ‘natural goods’ (health, honour, etc.) in addition, though as inferior, moral goods. But the Stoics regarded all that wai not morally good as ‘indifferent’.