Chrysippus

In the event of his dying within the next three years all his claims were to be transferred to her uncle Chrysippus.

I ask, then, who interprets her; and hearing that Chrysippus does, I have recourse to him.

If this is so, progress is clearly nothing else than knowing a great deal of Chrysippus.

For Chrysippus was of opinion that in the last conflagration of the world all the gods were to die but Jupiter.

The school and sect of Chrysippus deem every man mad, whom vicious folly or the ignorance of truth drives blindly forward.