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one of the greatest of the ancient Athenian philosophers

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He quotes Aristole that "if you want to see the condition of a nation, see the condition of the Teacher".
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The ancient Greeks, the inventors of democracy, described it as one amongst several political systems, whilst it was regarded by Plato and Aristole, the greatest political philosophers of all times, as a deviant phenomenon, an aberration from the standard of good government with which popular self government was not to be equated.
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(4) ARISTOLE, POLITICS AND POETICS 5 (Compass Books ed., Benjamin Jowett & Thomas Twining trans., The Viking Press 1957) (c.
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Aristole described it as "the sum total of three operations: the provision of a ship, the con- veyance of goods and exposure for sale".
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Reading ancient texts; v.2: Aristole and neoplatonism, essays in honour of Denis O'Brien.
Reading ancient texts; v.2: Aristole and neoplatonism, essays in honour of Denis O'Brien
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