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In favour of the view that Arcesilaus endorsed “ the reasonable ” , it can be said that Sextus seems convinced that this is so , and that some such commitment makes good philosophical sense ( see Hankinson , 86-91 ) , especially in a historical context in which philosophers were expected to provide a practical guide to life . 12 ) . Tarrant adds that the epistemology discussed in Porphyry , " if it is indeed his [ Thrasyllus ' ] was clearly a substantial contribution to the rethinking of Hellenistic epistemodlogy in a Platonist vein ( my emphasis , 147 ) . Indeed , as G. E Moore suggested ( 1962 , 242 ) , what is to prevent the Epistemist from claiming that S is justified in denying that she is in a skeptical scenario because S is justified in believing that she has hands and CP is true ? Topics include ( but are not limited to ) those which Jack himself explored : the ancient novel , the sex / gender systems of antiquity , the social meanings of Greek drama , and ancient Mediterranean culture and society .