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ارسطو

Also known as the Stagirite

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Aristotle (Ἀριστοτέλης) was a human belonging to the Greeks of Ancient Greece. Born in Stageira in 384 BCE or 383 BCE, he died in 322 BCE. He was a biologist, cosmologist, logician, and zoologist associated with the peripatetic school. He was the student of Plato and was influenced by Plato, Socrates, and Heraclitus. He owned the lyceum and taught Alexander the Great, Theophrastus, Aristoxenus, and Dicaearchus.

His spouse was Pythias, his father was Nicomachus, and his child was Nicomachus. He spoke Ancient Greek. His works include Aristotle's Dialectic, Etica D'Aristotile, Nicomachean Ethics, and Die Kathegorien des Aristoteles. He is described by sources such as the Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary and the Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition.

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Born: 384 BC
Died: 322 BC
Works: 2484

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Aristotelis Ethicoru[m] libros Latinos facere nuper institui no[n] quia prius traducti non e[ss]ent ...
Decem librorum Moralium Aristotelis
Contenta Politicorum libri octo ... ; Economicorum [libri] duo
Politicorum libri octo
Aristotle's Dialectic

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Key facts

Philosopher.name: Aristotle
Philosopher.image: Aristotle Altemps Inv8575.jpg
Philosopher.main_interests: Logic Natural philosophy Metaphysics Ethics Politics Rhetoric Poetics
Philosopher.caption: Roman copy (in marble) of a Greek bronze bust of Aristotle by Lysippos (), with modern alabaster mantle
Philosopher.birth_date: 384 BC
Philosopher.birth_place: Stagira, Chalcidian League
Philosopher.death_place: Chalcis, Euboea, Macedonian Empire
Philosopher.education: Platonic Academy
Philosopher.region: Western philosophy
Philosopher.school_tradition: Peripatetic school
Philosopher.era: Ancient Greek philosophy
Philosopher.notable_students: Alexander the Great, Theophrastus, Aristoxenus
Philosopher.notable_ideas: Aristotelianism
Philosopher.notable_works: Organon Physics Metaphysics Nicomachean Ethics Politics Rhetoric Poetics
Philosopher.native_name_lang: el

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: human
Gender: male
Place of birth: Stageira
Spouse: Pythias
Father: Nicomachus
Occupation: psychologist
Educated at: Platonic Academy
Languages spoken: Ancient Greek
Notable work: Meteorology
Student of: Plato
Field of work: natural philosophy
Movement: peripatetic school
Image: Aristotle Altemps Inv8575.jpg
Residence: Assos

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Commons category: Aristotle
date of birth: 0383-00-00
date of death: 0322-03-07
topic's main category: Category:Aristotle
Commons gallery: Aristotelēs
ethnic group: Greeks
Commons Creator page: Aristotle
influenced by: Empedocles
culture: Ancient Greece
name in native language: Ἀριστοτέλης
owner of: lyceum
manner of death: Suicide
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:List of articles all languages should have
unmarried partner: Herpyllis
cause of death: intestinal disease
writing language: Attic Greek
different from: Pseudo-Aristotle
handedness: left-handedness
P8168: Manuela Levorato
Stack Exchange tag: philosophy.stackexchange.com/tags/aristotle
medical condition: epilepsy
maintained by WikiProject: WikiProject Mathematics
place of burial: Stageira
P12749: Friedrich Ludewig Bouterwek
P13311: mathematics
relative: Nicomachus
significant place: Stageira

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Works in European collections

36 objects attributed to ارسطو, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana

Aristotelus Ēthikōn Nikomacheiōn Biblia Deka = Aristotelis Ethicorvm Ad Nicomachvm Libri Decem

Aristotelus technēs rhētorike biblia g = Aristotelis de arte dicendi libri tres

Works. 2.1, Abth 2, Organon, or writings on logic; 1. Tendrils, categories. From speech, as an expression of thoughts

Aristotelis politicorum libri octo

Auctoritates Aristotelis, Senece, Boetii, Platonis, Apulei Affricani, Empedoclis Porphirii et Guilberti Porritani

Martini Borrhai Stugardiani in tres Aristotelis de Arte dicendi libros commentaria :Hermolai Barbari, eorundem versio, cum graeco textu capitibus suis distincto et figuris Aristotelicam methodum indicantibus illustrato ; cum indice

Aristotelus Meteōrologikōn biblia D :Graeca verba post Bekkerum ad interpretum graecorum auctoritatem, codicum veterumque editionum fidem denuo recensuit, latinam interpretationem partim novam, partim Vicomercati refictam additit, excerpta ex commentariis Alexandri, Olympiodori, et Ioannis Philoponi, suos commentarios, indices verborum ac rerum adiecit et praefatus est. 2, Libros duo posteriores cum commentariis, Alexandri Aphrodisaei Libellum de mistione et indices continens

Aristotelis Categoriae

Aristotelis de interpretatione liber

Aristotelis Partitionum posteriorum, sive demonstrantis scientiae Libri II

Aristotelis Topicorum lib. VIII

Aristotelis De reprehensionibus fallacibus et captiosis, liber

Aristotelis de Virtutibus Lib.

Aristoltelis ad Nicomachum filium de Moribus, quae Ethica nominantur, Libri decem

De moribus ad Nicomachum

Aristotelis rhetoricorum ad Theodecten.

Rettorica et poetica d'Aristotile. Tradotte… da Bernardo Segni

Opera omnia, ex optimis quibusque interpretibus collecta, aliquot libris aucta ... scholiis illustrata (etc.)

Ethicorum sive moralium Nicomachiorum libri decem, una cum Eustratii, Aspasii, Michaelis Ephesii, nonnullorumque aliorum Graecorum explanationibus: nuper a Joanne Bernardo Feliciano latinitate donati

La philosofia moral del Aristotel: es asaber Ethicas: Polithicas: y Economicas: en Romançe

Opusculum Aristotelis De Sensibus Atque De His Quae Cadunt In Sensum, Vel De Sensuum Instrumentis. Alexandrique Aphrodisiei Commentarium non antea e Graeco in Latinum Conversum. Lucillus Philalthaeus Vertebat. Michaelis Ephesii Scholia In Aristotelis Libros aliquot, nempe: De Juventute, senectute, vita et morte. De Longitudine ac brevitate vitae. De Divinatione per somnum

Aristotelis Peri Hermenias Hoc Est De Interpretatione Liber: A Magno Avgvstino Nipho Philosopho Svessano Interpretatvs Et Expositvs

De generatione et interitu libri II, a Flamino Nobilio in latinam linguam conversi et explicatione illustrati. Tom 1.2

Naturalium quaestionum libri omnes ... partim interprete Joanne Argyropylo, partim Francisco Vatablo

Lucilli Philalthei Commentarij in duos primos libros Arist. auscultatorios nunc primum in lucem editi, cum quaestionibus et responsis diligenter conscriptis (etc.)

Paraphrasis in XIV libros de prima philosophia cum adnotationibus et quaestionibus in loca obsuriora Antonio Scayno auctore

Aristotle categories: <Des Organon first part.> Advance: The Porphyrius introduction into the categories. New translated and annotated by Eug. Rolfes

Die quality Politik des Aristoteles. 2

Aristotle stoōn Bib. 8: Cum Indice locupletissimo = Aristotelis Politicorum Libri Octo

Aristotelis Stagyritae Libri tres de el: cum singulorum epitomis hactenus non impressis: ac postillis. M. Anto. Zimarae...

Aristotelis Physicarum acroasum hoc est naturalium auscultationum liber interprete atque expositore Eutyco Augustino Nipho phyloteo Suessano nuper ab eodem reuisus et recognitus ad Marcum Antonium Columnam strenuissimum ducem. Adimendo quicquid deficiebat: cassandoque quicquid redundabat: additis etiam in margine pulcherrimis quotationibus quibus facilior auctoris sit intellectus

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Opuscules (Parva naturalia)

Aristotelis Organon: hoc est, Libri ad logicam disciplinam pertinent. Addita in fine varia locorum lectio, tum e vetustis, tum e recentioribus exemplaribus: emendationes etiam nonnullae ex doctorum virorum aduersariis desumptae: adhaec index capitum, & duo rerum ac verborum notatu digniorum inuentaria, Latinum & Graecum