Aristotle
Aristotle (Greek philosopher)
Hi! Aristotle taught Alexander the Great. Aristotle was also a Greek Philosopher. - Hope This Helps! :)
The great Greek philosopher, who taught by questions and not answers was the great Aristotle.
Alexander, the conqueror, himself was not a Greek philosopher, but he was one of the best and famous students of a great Greek philosopher, Plato. Alexander's father, King Philip of Macedonia, wanted his son to be tutored by a great teacher and selected Plato for this purpose. Even though Alexander's atrocities the world over cannot be attributed to this great teacher, he certainly did create a great city named Alexandria to celebrate his victories and made the library of this city one of the best in the world in that time, which certainly was a respect to his master.
Because he was Greek too. Also Aristoteles was a very famous philosopher, being taught by Plato, who had Socrates as his teacher.
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Aristotle
Aristotle (Greek philosopher)
Hi! Aristotle taught Alexander the Great. Aristotle was also a Greek Philosopher. - Hope This Helps! :)
A famous Greek philosopher taught by Plato and tutored Alexander the Great.
The great Greek philosopher, who taught by questions and not answers was the great Aristotle.
he was a Greek teacher and philosopher and taught Alexander the great as a young child.
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Aristotle was the famous Greek philosopher who studied in the city state of Athens though his origins were from Northern Greece in Macedonia like Alexander the Great.
Alexander, the conqueror, himself was not a Greek philosopher, but he was one of the best and famous students of a great Greek philosopher, Plato. Alexander's father, King Philip of Macedonia, wanted his son to be tutored by a great teacher and selected Plato for this purpose. Even though Alexander's atrocities the world over cannot be attributed to this great teacher, he certainly did create a great city named Alexandria to celebrate his victories and made the library of this city one of the best in the world in that time, which certainly was a respect to his master.
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