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The 263 pages that link to Aristotle, each with the reason it gives.

• Meaning (purpose)Related: His account of eudaimonia links a worthwhile life to sustained activity and character.

• Mob ruleRelated: His classification of regimes helped establish the idea of crowd-dominated rule.

• ModistaeRelated: Modistae explanations of being and understanding drew on Aristotelian philosophy.

• Peripatetic axiomRelated: His account of intellect and sensation is the source of the principle.

• Philosophical logicRelated: His syllogistic and modal writings established enduring questions about necessity and inference.

• PlatoRelated: Aristotle inherited Plato’s questions while challenging central parts of his account.

• PolygnotusRelated: Aristotle cited Polygnotus as a painter who represented people as morally better than they were.

• PratinasRelated: Aristotle’s account helps frame the genres in which Pratinas worked, though it does not preserve a full account of him.

• School of AbderaRelated: His surviving critiques are a major source for reconstructing early atomist arguments.

• Science in classical antiquityRelated: His broad investigations set influential frameworks for classifying and explaining natural phenomena.

• The Book of HealingRelated: Avicenna’s encyclopedia systematically engages with Aristotle’s philosophical corpus.

• Theoretical philosophyRelated: His treatments of being and explanation shaped later accounts of reality.

• Timeline of cosmological theoriesRelated: His influential account made a stationary Earth central to classical cosmology.