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I am aware that this group is often called the "Eleatic School", but based on a Google search and perusing of reference material, it seems that the "Eleatics" is a much more common philosophical label among philosophers. — Adam Conover † 01:17, Apr 12, 2004 (UTC)

Escuela eleatico

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Los eleáticos fueron un grupo de filósofos presocráticos y una escuela de pensamiento del siglo V a. C. centrada en la antigua colonia griega de Elea ( griego antiguo : Ἐλέα ), ubicada a unas 80 millas al sureste de Nápoles , en el sur de Italia , entonces conocida como Magna Grecia . 190.60.32.86 (talk) 18:58, 10 July 2025 (UTC)Reply

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Escuela eleatico