mipros 2 Anaximander and the Rest, part 1, Premilesians

The convinction that the foundation of things had no limit whatsoever and, as such, was beyond the scope of sensory perception, was introduced by Anaximander of Miletus, the discipleless Thales's disciple, in the VI bC. Before Him, others had or repeated valuable intuitions whose the best occurrences can be envisaged as forerunners of the coming ápeiron.