# Lexical and conceptual features, and the Aristocreon reference, point to a Stoic context dated around the end…

> Lexical and conceptual features, and the Aristocreon reference, point to a Stoic context dated around the end of the third century BC or later.

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# Lexical and conceptual features, and the Aristocreon reference, point to a Stoic context dated around the end…

Lexical and conceptual features, and the Aristocreon reference, point to a Stoic context dated around the end of the third century BC or later.

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## What it bears on 1 answer

[The treatise is by another Stoic of the late third or second century BC, possibly in Chrysippus's school.](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/herculaneum-papyri/answers/ANS0D3683SM47FF/the-treatise-is-by-another-stoic-of-the-late-third-or-second)

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Mysteries Department. (2026). Lexical and conceptual features, and the Aristocreon reference, point to a Stoic context dated around the end… [Evidence EVD0D36841E7446]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/EVD0D36841E7446
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