Epicurean Locris refers to a region in ancient Greece known for its association with the philosophy of Epicureanism. This philosophy, founded by Epicurus, emphasizes the pursuit of pleasure and the avoidance of pain as the primary goals of life. Locris, located in central Greece, was home to several cities that contributed to the spread of these ideas. The inhabitants of Locris were influenced by Epicurus and his teachings, which encouraged a life of moderation and the enjoyment of simple pleasures. The region's natural beauty and resources provided an ideal backdrop for the Epicurean lifestyle, fostering a community that valued friendship, knowledge, and tranquility.