Here is a large set of (subject, predicate, object) triples about Aristotle:

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## Identity & Basic Facts

- (Aristotle, was, ancient Greek philosopher)
- (Aristotle, was born in, 384 BC)
- (Aristotle, died in, 322 BC)
- (Aristotle, was born in, Stagira)
- (Aristotle, was born in, Chalcidice)
- (Aristotle, was, a citizen of, Stagira)
- (Aristotle, died in, Chalcis)
- (Aristotle, died in, Euboea)

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## Family & Personal Life

- (Aristotle, father was, Nicomachus)
- (Aristotle, mother was, Phaestis)
- (Nicomachus, was physician to, King Amyntas III of Macedon)
- (Aristotle, was orphaned, at a young age)
- (Aristotle, was raised by, his guardian Proxenus)
- (Aristotle, married, Pythias)
- (Pythias, was niece/adopted daughter of, Hermias of Atarneus)
- (Aristotle, had a daughter named, Pythias)
- (Aristotle, had a companion named, Herpyllis)
- (Aristotle, had a son named, Nicomachus)
- (Nicomachus, was named after, Aristotle's father)

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## Education & Early Life

- (Aristotle, joined, Plato's Academy)
- (Aristotle, joined the Academy at age, 17)
- (Aristotle, studied at the Academy for, approximately 20 years)
- (Aristotle, was a student of, Plato)
- (Plato, called Aristotle, "the mind of the school")
- (Aristotle, left the Academy after, Plato's death in 347 BC)

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## Career & Associations

- (Aristotle, was invited by, Hermias of Atarneus)
- (Aristotle, lived in, Assos for several years)
- (Aristotle, lived in, Mytilene on Lesbos)
- (Aristotle, was invited by, Philip II of Macedon)
- (Aristotle, tutored, Alexander the Great)
- (Aristotle, began tutoring Alexander at, 343 BC)
- (Alexander the Great, was, Aristotle's most famous student)
- (Aristotle, founded, the Lyceum)
- (Aristotle, founded the Lyceum in, Athens)
- (Aristotle, founded the Lyceum in, 335 BC)
- (Aristotle, led the Lyceum for, approximately 12 years)
- (Aristotle, was called, a Peripatetic philosopher)
- (Peripatetic school, was founded by, Aristotle)
- (Aristotle, fled Athens after, Alexander the Great's death)
- (Aristotle, fled Athens in, 323 BC)
- (Aristotle, fled to, Chalcis)
- (Aristotle, feared, being prosecuted for impiety)
- (Aristotle, said he fled so that, Athens would not sin against philosophy twice)

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## Works — General

- (Aristotle, wrote, approximately 200 treatises)
- (Aristotle, had surviving works of, approximately 31 treatises)
- (Aristotle's works, were organized into, exoteric and esoteric writings)
- (Aristotle's surviving works, are mostly, lecture notes or teaching texts)
- (Aristotle's popular writings, were largely, lost)

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## Works — Logic (Organon)

- (Aristotle, wrote, Categories)
- (Aristotle, wrote, On Interpretation)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Prior Analytics)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Posterior Analytics)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Topics)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Sophistical Refutations)
- (Organon, is, the collection of Aristotle's logical works)
- (Aristotle, developed, syllogistic logic)
- (Aristotle, is considered, the father of formal logic)
- (Aristotle, introduced, the syllogism)
- (Aristotle, distinguished between, deductive and inductive reasoning)

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## Works — Natural Philosophy / Science

- (Aristotle, wrote, Physics)
- (Aristotle, wrote, On the Heavens)
- (Aristotle, wrote, On Generation and Corruption)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Meteorology)
- (Aristotle, wrote, On the Soul)
- (Aristotle, wrote, History of Animals)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Parts of Animals)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Movement of Animals)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Generation of Animals)
- (Aristotle, wrote, On the Motion of Animals)
- (Aristotle, wrote, On Sense and Sensibilia)
- (Aristotle, wrote, On Memory)
- (Aristotle, wrote, On Sleep)
- (Aristotle, wrote, On Dreams)
- (Aristotle, wrote, On Longevity and Shortness of Life)
- (Aristotle, is considered, a founder of biology)
- (Aristotle, classified, many animal species)
- (Aristotle, described, over 500 animal species)

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## Works — Metaphysics

- (Aristotle, wrote, Metaphysics)
- (Aristotle, coined the concept of, substance)
- (Aristotle, developed the concept of, essence)
- (Aristotle, developed the concept of, form and matter)
- (Aristotle, proposed, hylomorphism)
- (Aristotle, argued for, the existence of an Unmoved Mover)
- (Unmoved Mover, is, Aristotle's concept of a prime cause)
- (Aristotle, distinguished between, potentiality and actuality)
- (Aristotle, identified, four causes)
- (four causes, are, material, formal, efficient, and final)

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## Works — Ethics

- (Aristotle, wrote, Nicomachean Ethics)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Eudemian Ethics)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Magna Moralia)
- (Nicomachean Ethics, is dedicated to or named after, Nicomachus)
- (Aristotle, developed the concept of, eudaimonia)
- (eudaimonia, is translated as, happiness or flourishing)
- (Aristotle, proposed, virtue ethics)
- (Aristotle, developed the concept of, the golden mean)
- (golden mean, refers to, finding virtue between extremes)
- (Aristotle, argued that, happiness is the highest good)
- (Aristotle, believed, humans are political animals)
- (Aristotle, argued that, virtue is a habit)

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## Works — Politics

- (Aristotle, wrote, Politics)
- (Aristotle, classified, six types of government)
- (Aristotle, distinguished between, correct and deviant constitutions)
- (Aristotle, considered, polity as a good form of government)
- (Aristotle, considered, democracy as a deviant form)
- (Aristotle, considered, oligarchy as a deviant form)
- (Aristotle, considered, tyranny as the worst form of government)
- (Aristotle, believed, the city-state is natural)
- (Aristotle, argued that, man is by nature a political animal)

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## Works — Rhetoric & Poetics

- (Aristotle, wrote, Rhetoric)
- (Aristotle, wrote, Poetics)
- (Aristotle, identified, three modes of persuasion)
- (three modes of persuasion, are, ethos, pathos, and logos)
- (Aristotle, defined, tragedy in Poetics)
- (Aristotle, introduced the concept of, catharsis)
- (Aristotle, analyzed, epic poetry and tragedy)
- (Poetics, discusses, the elements of drama)
- (Aristotle, identified, six elements of tragedy)
- (six elements of tragedy, include, plot, character, thought, diction, melody, spectacle)

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## Philosophy — Epistemology

- (Aristotle, rejected, Plato's theory of Forms)
- (Aristotle, argued that, universals exist in particular things)
- (Aristotle, believed, knowledge begins with sense experience)
- (Aristotle, distinguished between, theoretical, practical, and productive knowledge)
- (Aristotle, developed the concept of, nous — intellect or mind)

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## Philosophy — Psychology

- (Aristotle, wrote On the Soul, about the nature of the soul)
- (Aristotle, defined the soul as, the form of the body)
- (Aristotle, distinguished between, nutritive, sensitive, and rational souls)
- (Aristotle, argued that, the soul is not separable from the body)

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## Philosophy — Cosmology

- (Aristotle, believed, the Earth is the center of the universe)
- (Aristotle, believed, the Earth is stationary)
- (Aristotle, believed, the universe is eternal)
- (Aristotle, proposed, the theory of natural place)
- (Aristotle, proposed, four terrestrial elements)
- (four terrestrial elements, are, earth, water, fire, air)
- (Aristotle, added a fifth element called, aether)
- (aether, is, the substance of celestial bodies according to Aristotle)
- (Aristotle, believed, celestial spheres carry the planets)

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## Relationship to Plato

- (Aristotle, was, Plato's most famous student)
- (Aristotle, disagreed with Plato on, the theory of Forms)
- (Aristotle, said, "Plato is dear to me, but truth is dearer still")
- (Plato, believed, Forms exist separately from things)
- (Aristotle, believed, forms exist within things)
- (Aristotle, continued, many of Plato's philosophical concerns)

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## Influence & Legacy

- (Aristotle, influenced, medieval Islamic philosophy)
- (Aristotle, influenced, medieval Christian scholasticism)
- (Aristotle, influenced, Thomas Aquinas)
- (Thomas Aquinas, called Aristotle, "the Philosopher")
- (Aristotle, influenced, Averroes — Ibn Rushd)
- (Aristotle, influenced, Avicenna — Ibn Sina)
- (Aristotle, influenced, the development of Western science)
- (Aristotle, influenced, the development of Western philosophy)
- (Aristotle, is considered, one of the most influential people in history)
- (Aristotle's works, were preserved by, Islamic scholars)
- (Aristotle's works, were reintroduced to, Western Europe in the 12th century)
- (Aristotle, is called, the "father of logic")
- (Aristotle, is called, the "father of biology")
- (Aristotle, is called, the "father of political science")
- (Aristotle, shaped, the medieval university curriculum)
- (Aristotle's cosmology, was accepted until, the Scientific Revolution)
- (Aristotle's logic, was dominant until, the 19th century)

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This is a comprehensive but not exhaustive set of triples — Aristotle's works and influence are vast enough to fill many more.
