The greatest of Greek philosophers was born the son of Nicomachus, physician to the king of Macedon, Amyntas II. His father died when Aristotle was a boy, so Aristotle was brought up by a guardian, Proxenus. He was sent to the school of Plato in Athens at age 18 (c. 367 B.C.), where he spent 20 years learning and teaching the philosophical and scientific ideas of the time. Following Plato's death in 347, Aristotle opened a school of philosophy at the court of Hermias, King of Atarneus in Mysia, more...
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he prefers evil deads done by the man with no moral stature to sins by the man whom knows the temptation and still does sin,well could defend ethically he whom knows no reason of sin and sins .to he who knows the temptation is there to or not too commit sins and choses to sin reguardless. make sence????time for "BEYOND GOOD AND EVIL" clarity for my mind all pieces came as one another cracking read check 1 ,2 another entery too the the nut-cracker-suite,.??ye-ha