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The Diatribe (Greek διατριβή diatribe, literally meaning " pastime ", " teaching ") was a Hellenistic philosopher from (especially the Cynics ) v. the 3rd century BC created form moral philosophy speech, resulting in a loose, often folksy tone to a wide lay audience turns to get it to educate by entertaining instruction.

Your most important representatives were Horace, Seneca, Persius, Juvenal, Musonius, Dion Chrysostom, Epictetus and Maximos of Tyre.

In modern Greek is called the scientific thesis for obtaining the doctorate diatribe.

• Greek History ( Ancient )
• Greek philosophy
• Roman Philosophy
• Rhetoric