Here are key facts about Aristotle expressed as subject-predicate-object triples:

## Basic Biography
- (Aristotle, was-born-in, 384 BCE)
- (Aristotle, was-born-in, Stagira)
- (Stagira, was-located-in, Macedon)
- (Aristotle, died-in, 322 BCE)
- (Aristotle, died-in, Chalcis)
- (Aristotle, was-a, Greek philosopher)

## Education and Relationships
- (Aristotle, was-student-of, Plato)
- (Aristotle, studied-at, Plato's Academy)
- (Aristotle, studied-for, twenty years)
- (Aristotle, tutored, Alexander the Great)
- (Aristotle, was-friend-of, Hermias of Atarneus)
- (Aristotle, married, Pythias)
- (Aristotle, later-partnered-with, Herpyllis)
- (Aristotle, had-son, Nicomachus)

## Institutional Work
- (Aristotle, founded, the Lyceum)
- (The Lyceum, was-located-in, Athens)
- (Aristotle, established, Peripatetic School)
- (Peripatetic School, means, "walking around")
- (Aristotle, created, extensive library)

## Major Works
- (Aristotle, wrote, Nicomachean Ethics)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Politics)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Poetics)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Metaphysics)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Prior Analytics)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Posterior Analytics)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Physics)
- (Aristotle, wrote, On the Soul)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Rhetoric)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Categories)

## Philosophical Contributions
- (Aristotle, developed, formal logic)
- (Aristotle, created, syllogistic logic)
- (Aristotle, formulated, law of non-contradiction)
- (Aristotle, formulated, law of excluded middle)
- (Aristotle, distinguished, substance and accident)
- (Aristotle, developed, virtue ethics)
- (Aristotle, defined, eudaimonia)
- (Eudaimonia, means, human flourishing)
- (Aristotle, developed, doctrine of the mean)
- (Aristotle, distinguished, potentiality and actuality)
- (Aristotle, proposed, four causes)
- (Four causes, include, material cause)
- (Four causes, include, formal cause)
- (Four causes, include, efficient cause)
- (Four causes, include, final cause)
- (Aristotle, developed, hylomorphism)
- (Hylomorphism, combines, matter and form)

## Scientific Contributions
- (Aristotle, classified, living organisms)
- (Aristotle, studied, marine biology)
- (Aristotle, dissected, animals)
- (Aristotle, described, embryonic development)
- (Aristotle, categorized, animal species)
- (Aristotle, studied, comparative anatomy)
- (Aristotle, proposed, geocentric model)
- (Aristotle, believed-in, spontaneous generation)
- (Aristotle, studied, meteorology)

## Political Philosophy
- (Aristotle, defined, humans as political animals)
- (Aristotle, analyzed, constitutions)
- (Aristotle, classified, government types)
- (Aristotle, distinguished, good and corrupt governments)
- (Aristotle, preferred, mixed constitution)
- (Aristotle, justified, natural slavery)
- (Aristotle, studied, 158 city-states)

## Influence and Legacy
- (Aristotle, influenced, Western philosophy)
- (Aristotle, influenced, Islamic philosophy)
- (Aristotle, influenced, Jewish philosophy)
- (Aristotle, influenced, Christian theology)
- (Thomas Aquinas, synthesized, Aristotelian philosophy)
- (Aristotle, was-called, "The Philosopher")
- (Aristotle, was-called, "The First Teacher")
- (Aristotelian thought, dominated, medieval universities)
- (Scientific Revolution, challenged, Aristotelian physics)
- (Aristotelian logic, remained-dominant-until, 19th century)

## Key Concepts
- (Aristotle, rejected, Plato's Forms)
- (Aristotle, emphasized, empirical observation)
- (Aristotle, believed-in, teleology)
- (Aristotle, proposed, unmoved mover)
- (Aristotle, distinguished, theoretical and practical wisdom)
- (Aristotle, identified, three types of knowledge)
- (Three types, include, theoretical knowledge)
- (Three types, include, practical knowledge)
- (Three types, include, productive knowledge)
