Editing Amphiaraus (section)

==Philosophy==
{{Pyrrhonism sidebar}} 
In the ''Python'', the first book to describe [[Pyrrhonism|Pyrrhonist]] philosophy, the book's author, [[Timon of Phlius]] first meets [[Pyrrho]] on the grounds of the temple of Amphiaraus. The symbolism of this may be due to Pyrrho being a member of the Clytidae, a clan of seers in [[Ancient Elis|Elis]] who interpreted the oracles of the [[Temple of Zeus, Olympia|Temple of Zeus]] at Olympia. The founder of the clan was claimed to be Clytius, the grandson of Amphiaraus.<ref>Dee L. Clayman, ''Timon of Phlius: Pyrrhonism into Poetry'' {{ISBN|3110220806}} 2009 p51</ref>