the great philosopher Aristoteles..

In Stageira, a small Macedonian city near the hill called Athos hill today in 384 or 385 BC, the king of Macedonia II. Amyntas (father of Philippos) comes to earth as the son of Nikomakhos, a physician. By the time Plato entered the academy in Athens (Akademeia) at the age of 367 BC or 366 BC at the age of 17, he became one of Platon's brightest litters. He is known for his passion for reading when he works as a guitarist or co-teacher; The later teaching of Akademia itself also contributes: there are times when the Platonist advocates advocate for defending against the opponent Isokratos school, sometimes even on Evdamos or Life (Fairy tes Psykhes), these theses write dialogues that are not so great. Gryllos or Rhetoric belongs to the period of Aristotle's dialogue writing.

When Plato died in 347 BC, he assigned Spevsippos to succeed Akademeia. From the Antiquity the authors of the biennials - probably their malevolence - see the real reason for Aristotle's abandonment of Akademia in this election of Plato. We know that Aristotle has a lasting impulse against Spevsippos at least. In the same year, perhaps with the encouragement of his master, it is sent to Ksenokratos and Theophrastos and the city of Assos in the Troas region, now known as the Biga Peninsula. There Tirana becomes a political advisor and friend of Hermias of Atarnevs. At the same time, he establishes a school that reveals his / her originality. Among his initiatives in this school are studies on life sciences. In 345-344, perhaps at the invitation of Theophrastos, the neighboring town of Lesbos (Mytilene) arrives at the Mytilene (Mytilene) city on the east coast. In 343 he was invited to the palace of King Macedonian Philip of Pella (Today Ayii Apostili) to undertake the education of his son Alexander. In 341, the disastrous ending of Hermias, who fell into the hands of the Persians, learns in Pella and sets a cry for his memory. We know almost nothing about the eight-year period in which he lived in Pella, and the content of the tutorial. Philippos died 335 BC on the throne of the throne. Aristotle turns back to Athens and establishes Lykeion, also known as Peripatos (a courtyard or gallery surrounded by some kind of peripheral columns, which he discusses with his students) as a rival to Akademia. Here comes the name of Peripateticoi given to the Lykeion. He teaches here for twelve years. The fact that Alexander the Great died in 323 BC during an Asian campaign, when there was a wave of reaction against the Macedon in Athens, it would be a matter of opening a case of disrespect for Aristotle, who was actually a Macedonian. It is accused of immortalizing a mortal - Hermias - by writing an address in memory of it. Aristotle then chooses to abandon Athens instead of sharing the burial of Socrates: in his own words, he does not want the Athenians to have the opportunity to "commit a second crime against philosophy". The Helvetica Khalkis on the island of Evboia, the hometown of her mother, take shelter. The following year, at 322 BC, he lost his life at the age of sixty-three.