Hippodamus of Miletus

Yeah, correct.

We credit Hippodamus for the grid.

The grid already existed beforehand in other societies, but he was the first one to really

Who was that?

Hippodamus, he really gets the first one to write about this.

And yeah, as a result, we kind of credit the Greeks with the grid.

But the grid didn't originate there.

His art of memory is specially mentioned in both.

He is an inferior type of the same species as Hippodamus of Miletus, parentheses, Aristotle Politicus, end of parentheses.

Some passages in which the lesser Hippias may be advantageously compared with the undoubtedly genuine dialogues of Plato are the following.

Lesser Hippias, compare Republic, Socrates cunning in argument, compare Laches, Socrates feeling about arguments, compare Republic, Socrates not unthankful, compare Republic, Socrates dishonest in argument.

His art of memory is specially mentioned in both.

He is an inferior type of the same species as Hippodamus of Miletus.

Some passages in which the lesser Hippias may be advantageously compared with the undoubtedly genuine dialogues of Plato are the following.

Lesser Hippias.

the greater hippias more resembles the euthydemus than any other dialogue but is immeasurably inferior to it the lesser hippias seems to have more merit than the greater and to be more platonic in spirit the character of hippias is the same in both dialogues but his vanity and boasting are even more exaggerated in the greater hippias His art of memory is specially mentioned in both.

He is an inferior type of the same species as Hippodamus of Miletus.

Some passages in which the lesser Hippias may be advantageously compared with the undoubtedly genuine dialogues of Plato are the following.

Lesser Hippias.

But anyway, at about at least 5,000 years ago, the Indus Valley civilization was using the grid layout to create, uh, Mohenjo-daro, um, which was a, a 750-acre city on a grid.

Um, and then shortly after that, the Greeks said, "I really like this." In fact, there's a, a Greek, um, thinker and mas-mathematician named Hippodamus who's known as the father of city planning, and he was bully for grids too.

Yeah, if you have a grid that's still-- they-- people still call that the Hippodamian plan

planWhich is kind of great all these years later to still get recognized for your grid work.