ARISTOTLE
Pears Shilling Cyclopedia · 1898 · p. 67
a Maced on i an of 4th century B.C., nine who went to Athens to study under Plato. He was Sasun afterwards the tutor of Alexander the Great. He The opened a school called the Lyceum, and his followers ARM IN I AN ISM, were called Peripatetics. A. was the most brilliant was philosopher in the Old World. He codified Plato against and projected an Encyclopaedia of Philosophy. His, him most important works are the Analytics, Ethics, ARMOUR, Politics, Rhetoric, Metaphysics, Physics, and Poetics. the He distinguished three kinds of thought Theomade retical, e.g. Mathematics (2) Practical, c.g.: Ethics fortified and (3) Productive, e.g. Poetry.; Armstrong,
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