Panthoedus

(Πανθοίδος), a dialectic philosopher about B. C. 270, who wrote a treatise, πεοὶ ἀμφιβολιῶν,, which was attacked by Chrysippus. He was the preceptor of Lycon, the peripatetic philosopher. (D. L. 5.68, 7.193.) [W.M.G]