Greek Scholar Aristotle

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Hey dear Hiveans, I hope you are all well and you had a great weekend and a good start to the new week! In a new post, I would like to talk about a person from ancient Greece and hope you like my post.

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Here you can see pictures of a coin that present the universal scholar Aristotle, who in ancient Greece is probably one of the most important figures who has shaped philosophy and other areas to a large extent. Aristotle was probably born in 384 B.C. on the Chalkidiki peninsula in the city of Stagira, which is known to have been founded by the Ionians and he died in 322 B.C. on the island of Euboea which is known as the second largest island in Greece. He was known for having a great influence in many areas and was the pioneer in things like biology, natural science, poetry and physics.

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Aristotle was born as the son of the doctor Nicomachus and he lost his parents early on and spent his childhood with relatives who shaped him a lot and already taught him early in various things. Aristotle moved to the capital Athens in the early years and was taught by the philosopher Plato who is also considered a student of the well-known Socrates and Aristotle stayed in Athens for quite a long time and left the city after the death of Plato. He became a teacher himself and also taught the son of the king Philipp II. of Macedonia, who also became known as the father of Alexander the Great, and during his work as a teacher he educated himself much further and did much research in many areas.

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Aristotle is one of the most important philosophers of the antiquity and is still of great importance today in modern times and among the best-known teachings of him are for example, the teaching of the 4 elements or the different types of forces and many more. The origins of logic as a own science can also be traced back to him and he managed to create his own educational institution in which many different writings and research could be found and after his death his writings were brought to the public piece by piece by Andronicoos of Rhodes, who was known for having supported philosophy. In addition, I have constructed some pictures with the help of AI and I hope you can learn something new.

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Thanks for taking the time to read through my post and I hope you like it and can learn something new about history!