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* Lucretius, "On the Nature of the Universe", transl. from the Latin by R.E. Latham, Pe

...ing" and "nothing can touch body but body" first appeared in the works of Lucretius.

The Roman poet [[Lucretius]] (c. 99–55 BCE) agreed that, if there were gods, they were unconcerned w # On the Nature of Things by Lucretius at Project Gutenberg Book I, "Substance is Eternal". Translated by W.E. Leo

.... This happens with Sade and Lautréamont, of course, but also with Villon, Lucretius, Rabelais, Pascal, Fourier, Bosch, Danté, Bach, Swift, Shakespeare, Uccell

...the insurgents of 1525 to the Mulétist rebels, Spartacus to Pancho Villa, Lucretius to Lautréamont, there's only the time of my will to live.

...[[Empedocles]], the [[History of Western philosophy|Roman philosopher]] [[Lucretius]], the [[Islamic science|Arab biologist]] [[Al-Jahiz]], [[Muhammad Hamidull