Greek Philosophy

4. This Greek philosophers’ appearance is compared to that of a ___ because he is “profoundly ugly.”
5. Philosophy that is based on action and production
11. The basic observation that while bodies on Earth either rise to a limit or fall to Earth, heavenly bodies keep moving, without any apparent external force being exerted on them
12. Another word for happiness
14. Sparta defeats this CITY in 404 BCE, 5 years before Socrates execution
16. Considered a “towering” figure in Greek philosophy
18. An example of how others should live
20. Theories of the formation of oceans, of wind and rainfall, and of other natural events such as earthquakes, lightning, and thunder.
22. Represents all the greatest mathematicians, philosophers, and scientists from classical antiquity gathered together sharing their ideas and learning from each other.
23. Philosophy that things that are subject to change
24. Aristotle was the first to develop a formal system for _____
25. Socrates’ work consisted of the observation and ______ of others’ lives.

1. A subdivision of knowledge that is taught and researched moving up the education chain
2. Came from a wealthy and politically active family in Athens
3. Ex: All men are mortal; Socrates is a man; therefore, Socrates is mortal.
6. In the middle ages, Aristotle’s works were translated to _____, which led to generations of Islamic Aristotelians
7. First known Greek Philosopher
8. Philosophy based on contemplation
9. The historical and methodical problem that historians face when attempting to reconstruct the philosophical doctrine of Socrates
10. This theory is about the imitation of the pure, eternal, and unchanging worlds
13. Works that are widely circulated and studied that impact both modern and historical times
15. Founder of Western Philosophy
17. The group that overthrows a city in 404 BCE
19. Ethos, Pathos, Logos
21. Socrates had a reputation for
22. Of the 200 treatises, he writes only ____ survive.