Aristotle of Stagira

Family: Stagira · Role: philosopher · First appears: Book 6 · Chapter 4

In Book 6, Chapter 4, Aristotle of Stagira is identified by report as the uninscribed statue next to Chilon of Patræ’s: “they say Aristotle of Stagira in Thrace”. The same passage says he was greatly honoured by Antipater (Macedonian statesman) and, earlier still, by Alexander (son of Philip).

Relationship record

Book 6 · Chapter 4

with Chilon of Patræ (Their statues are adjacent.) “And next to that of Chilon are two statues: one of Molpion, who the inscription states was crowned by the people of Elis, and the other, which has no inscription, is they say Aristotle of Stagira in Thrace”
with Antipater (Macedonian statesman) (Antipater greatly honoured Aristotle.) “as he was greatly honoured by Antipater and earlier still by Alexander”
with Alexander (son of Philip) (Alexander greatly honoured Aristotle.) “as he was greatly honoured by Antipater and earlier still by Alexander”

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Extracted from the original text of Pausanias' Description of Greece. Made with Rho MD.