Arcesilaus (316–241 BC)
| Greek philosopher. His doctrine, which is known only through the writings of others, was a form of agnosticism based on the conviction that intellectual certainty is impossible. |
| He was born at Pitane in Aeolis, and was the sixth head of the Academy founded by Plato. |
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