Theophrastus

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Theophrastus was an ancient Greek philosopher, Aristotle’s successor as head of the Lyceum, renowned for his influential works in logic, ethics, and especially botany.

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Presocratic philosophers → documentedBy → Theophrastus ⓘ

Aristotle → influenced → Theophrastus ⓘ

Peripatetic school → notableFigure → Theophrastus ⓘ

Aristotle → notableStudent → Theophrastus ⓘ

Lyceum of Aristotle → notableStudent → Theophrastus ⓘ

Lyceum of Aristotle → notableTeacher → Theophrastus ⓘ

Menander → studentOf → Theophrastus ⓘ

Lyceum of Aristotle → successorSchoolHead → Theophrastus ⓘ