Aristoteles
Aristoteles lahir di Stagira, kota di wilayah Chalcidice, Thracia, Yunani (dahulunya termasuk wilayah Makedonia tengah) tahun 384 SM.[1] Ayahnya adalah tabib pribadi Raja Amyntas dari Makedonia. Pada usia 17 tahun, Aristoteles menjadi murid Plato.[2] Belakangan ia meningkat menjadi guru di Akademi Plato di Athena selama 20 tahun. Aristoteles meninggalkan akademi tersebut setelah Plato meninggal, dan menjadi guru bagi Alexander dari Makedonia.
Aristoteles
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