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Bust of Philosopher Aristotle on a Black Marble Base in Plaster horse it is found that the

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it is found that the Ancient Greeks swore upon the shield

The shield ("aspida") in Greek means "surface extended along the body"

deified its origin and according to Aristotle

Inspired by God Helios (Sun)

There are Plaggona findings from the 7th century BC in the Cyclades islands

Bust of Philosopher Aristotle on a Black Marble Base in Plaster horse it is found that thePlaster handmade bust of the well known philosopher, Aristotle. Aristotle was the most versatile and methodical philosopher of antiquity. He studied at Plato's academy, and remained there for twenty years until the death of his teacher. After receiving an invitation from the King of Macedonia, Philip II, he went to Pella and undertook the education of Alexander. In 335 BC he returned to Athens and founded his own school, the "Lyceum", which developed

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