Aristotle (384-322 B.C.)

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Plato (ca. 424-348 BC)

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Birth Date

384 BCE

Death Date

322 BCE

Birthplace

Thrace, Greece

Biographical Text

Aristotle was born in 384 BCE to a wealthy family. He attended Plato's Academy, where he was a close follower of his philosophy. After leaving the Academy, he tutored Alexander the Great of Macedonia before setting up a school called the Lyceum in Athens. He is famous for his contributions to fields such as logic, philosophy, psychology, chemistry, biology, physics, and geology. Aristotle died in 322 BCE after moving out of Athens and refusing to be executed as Socrates was.

Aristotle was married to Pythias, who died. He later married Herpyllis, with whom he had a son.