A member of this school wrote a chreia (“KRAY-ah”) about one of its members wearing a tablet with the names of men who beat him for his half-shaven head. At a symposium, a member of this school defended (-5[1])spending her time on philosophy rather than weaving (10[1])against Theodorus (10[1])the Atheist. Thinkers in this school from the village of Maroneia included Metrocles and his sister, Hipparchia, who married the (10[1])Theban philosopher Crates (“CRAY-teez”) and began (-5[1])living in stoa on the streets of (-5[1])Athens. (10[1])A member of this school (10[1])who taught those philosophers mocked Plato’s (10[1])definition (10[2])of man (10[1])as a (10[1])“featherless (10[1])biped” (10[2])by plucking a chicken and searched for an “honest man” with a lantern (10[1])in daylight. For 10 points, a word meaning “dog-like” (10[1])names what philosophical school (10[2])supported by Diogenes of Sinope? ■END■