 | George Henry Lewes - 1871 - 894 oldal
...be laid beside his own. He had not long been at Mytilene before he received from Philip of Macedoii the magnificent offer to undertake the charge of the...Plutarch, the traveller might still see the shady walks (Trepiiraroi) with their stone seats for resting-places. Aristotle remained seven years in Macedon... | |
 | James Parton - 1871 - 730 oldal
...greatest honor, and Alexander became tenderly attached to his instructor. He said once that he honored Aristotle no less than his own father ; for if to the one he owed his life, he owed to the other that which made life worth having. Centuries after the death of Aristotle... | |
 | James Parton - 1883 - 860 oldal
...greatest honor, and Alexander became tenderly attached to his instructor. He said once that he honored Aristotle no less than his own father ; for if to the one he owed his life, he owed to the other that which made life worth having. Centuries after the death of Aristotle... | |
 | Edward John Hardy - 1899 - 316 oldal
...say that he revered and loved his tutor Aristotle as much as if he had been his own father, because if to the one he owed life, to the other he owed his power of living well. What is it that we do not owe in this second respect to our Saviour ? No... | |
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... court, and take charge of the Prince's education. This was the greatest honor which a king could then bestow upon a man of learning. Aristotle accepted the invitation. He was received at court with the greatest honor, and Alexander became tenderly... 