英语词汇“gymnosophist”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

gymnosophist

/dʒɪmˈnɒsəfɪst

noun

A member of an ancient Hindu sect who wore very little clothing and were given to asceticism and contemplation.There he is said to have encountered the ‘gymnosophists’ and ‘magi’ who were thought to have influenced his later philosophical views....

Following these initial contacts, tales of the holy men of India, known to the Greeks as ‘gymnosophists’, began to circulate in the Hellenic world.
He accompanied Alexander the Great on his conquest of northern India, where he encountered Indian gymnosophists or naked wise men.

Derivatives

gymnosophy

noun ...

It also be about that you constraint have the amply endowed gymnosophy in whisper to aid your power projecting the outlet practice upon that it will go through.
But gymnosophy, as the early practitioners called it, has always enjoyed the tolerance of liberals, including in the early days from such luminaries as George Bernard Shaw and Vera Brittain (mother of Shirley Williams).
Gymnosophy was originally the doctrines of a sect of philosophers who practiced nudity and asceticism and meditation.

Origin

Late Middle English: from French gymnosophiste, via Latin from Greek gumnosophistai (plural), from gumnos 'naked' + sophistēs 'teacher of philosophy, sophist' (see sophist).

单词	gymnosophist
释义	gymnosophist /dʒɪmˈnɒsəfɪst / noun A member of an ancient Hindu sect who wore very little clothing and were given to asceticism and contemplation.There he is said to have encountered the ‘gymnosophists’ and ‘magi’ who were thought to have influenced his later philosophical views.... Following these initial contacts, tales of the holy men of India, known to the Greeks as ‘gymnosophists’, began to circulate in the Hellenic world. He accompanied Alexander the Great on his conquest of northern India, where he encountered Indian gymnosophists or naked wise men. Derivatives gymnosophy noun ... It also be about that you constraint have the amply endowed gymnosophy in whisper to aid your power projecting the outlet practice upon that it will go through. But gymnosophy, as the early practitioners called it, has always enjoyed the tolerance of liberals, including in the early days from such luminaries as George Bernard Shaw and Vera Brittain (mother of Shirley Williams). Gymnosophy was originally the doctrines of a sect of philosophers who practiced nudity and asceticism and meditation. Origin Late Middle English: from French gymnosophiste, via Latin from Greek gumnosophistai (plural), from gumnos 'naked' + sophistēs 'teacher of philosophy, sophist' (see sophist).
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