Значения термина Peripatetic на английском

Thirdly, Affected Obscurity, as in the Peripatetic and other sects of Philosophy.

To this end Aristotle had left Macedonia and established his Peripatetic School at Athens.

The philosophy of Aristotle, otherwise called the Peripatetic philosophy.

To couch and litter for head of Peripatetic school!

The mere substitution of the Academic for the Peripatetic philosophy would indeed have done little good.

The Peripatetic school is positively at a standstill.

The Peripatetic sage does not exempt himself totally from perturbations of mind, but he moderates them.

He strongly held all those wise tenets, which are so well inculcated in that Politico-Peripatetic school of Exchange-alley.

But the Peripatetic School think the goods of the soul have the pre-eminence, such as prudence, fortitude, temperance, justice.

While all were making a disturbance, Menephylus, a Peripatetic philosopher, addressing Hylas: You see, he said, how this investigation is no foolery nor insolence.

Peripatetic voters have a better chance of casting a ballot online, nonetheless.

He was a peripatetic, in every way, beyond the followers of Aristotle.

Wired caught up with the peripatetic Seed at his home in Chicago.

Socrates was really the first peripatetic philosopher, but he was a roustabout.

You would have thought I was trying a peripatetic preventative for dyspepsia.

Now for Christ's sake don't judge Iowa people by this peripatetic Ananias.