Who said "What exists is whole, complete, and wanting nothing."?

This quote is attributed to Parmenides.

What exists is whole, complete, and wanting nothing. - Parmenides

"What exists is whole, complete, and wanting nothing."

Parmenides Happiness

Philosopher Ancient Greece 515–445

"What is, is. What is not, is not."

"Being is; not-being is not."

"One should both say and think that Being is."

"How could what is perish? How could it come to be?"

"Babalú!"

"My greatest joy is making people smile."

"Laughter and love make a home."

"The best things in life are free."