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(31) He would outbid Aristotle Onassis for a jewel and marry the highest-paid film star in the world, twice.

(32) On Wednesday, Byrd quoted Cicero and Aristotle in a long oration on the evils of the line-item veto.

(33) According to Aristotle, the male semen provides the formative power that shapes the foetus, mentally and physically.

(34) Among the elite who rose out of its membership was the exceedingly influential and famous philosopher Aristotle.

(35) Aristotle would then be saying that the infinite variety of size of Democritean atoms was all below the threshold of perception.

(36) But both of these are distinct from intellectual, abstract or contemplative wisdom which was, for Aristotle,[www.Sentencedict.com] the highest goal.

(37) Both Aristotle and Plato, our major sources of information about the golden age of Athenian democracy, were deeply critical.

(38) To Aristotle the spheres were truly material objects, crystalline shells that surrounded and carried one another along.

(39) The most obvious advantage of this system was that it made obsolete the fifty-five spheres of Aristotle.

(40) But for Aristotle and his followers, the belief held that the only knowledge we can acquire originates in sense-perceptions.

(41) But Aristotle knew just enough about economies to know that time was a scarce resource.

(42) Unlike the passages from Aristotle, the information Plato records is more extensive and also has been the occasion for considerable discussion.

(43) Aristotle might affirm that it was impossible for another cosmos like our own to exist.

(44) Aristotle answered: by inducing heavy doses of pity and terror.

(45) This statement Aristotle found in poems called Orphic is in accordance with a motif found in the Orphic cosmogonies.

(46) Aristotle proposes that the Primum Mobile turns as a result of a craving for perfection generated in it by the Prime Mover.

(47) Aristotle was a great orderer of ideas.

(48) Yet of Aristotle himself Roger Bacon fell foul.

(49) Aristotle wrote a treatise on literature called his Poetics.

(50) Aristotle was born at Stagira, a Greek colony on the Macedonian coast of modern Salonica, in 384 BC.

(51) Aristotle lived at the virtual cusp of the world of the autonomous city-state of the Greek polis.

(52) Bacon not only despised the syllogism, but undervalued mathematics, presumably as insufficiently experimental. He was virulently hostile to Aristotle, but thought very highly of Democritus.

(53) In the "Physics" Aristotle fulfill the transition from contrariety to privation. Substance can comes to be by the motion of attributes. Nature is a principle of motion and change.

(54) By the 4 th century BC, just before Aristotle, this model was widely accepted.

(55) Aristotle established a logically consistent system of eudemonism, with the understanding of human nature as the logical starting point.

(56) Aristotle believed that virtue is a rational middle way and evil is the deviation from mean.

(57) The great logician Aristotle put forward the three basic logic laws: the law of identity, the law of contradiction and the law of excluded middle, but their current statement is not scientific.

(58) Aristotle had made no secret of his contempt for Alexander's pretense of divinity, and the king had executed Aristotle's grandnephew Callisthenes as a traitor.

(59) Some 2600 years ago Aristotle wrote a book on palmistry for Alexander the Great, and there is nothing in that book that a modern-day palmist would dispute.

(60) Aristotle puts into question the function involved in the bivalence of the true and the false in its consequences.