Who was a student of Plato?

Zeno of Elea is known for founding the Eleatic school of philosophy, which emphasized paradoxes and the nature of existence. However, he was not a student of Plato; instead, his teachings arose from earlier philosophical traditions, particularly those of Pythagoreanism.

Epicurus established his own school of thought known as Epicureanism, focusing on ethics and the pursuit of happiness through moderation and knowledge. He lived after Plato's time and was influenced by earlier philosophers but did not study under Plato himself.

Pythagoras was a pre-Socratic philosopher and mathematician who founded a religious movement known as Pythagoreanism. He lived before Plato and therefore could not have been his student. His teachings centered on mathematics, philosophy, and the belief in the immortality of the soul.

Socrates was a teacher and philosopher who was active before Plato. While Plato was a student of Socrates, the question specifically asks for a student of Plato, making Socrates the wrong choice in this context.