Aristotle

He lived in the 4th century BC (between 384 and 322 BC).

He was born in Estagira, Macedonia, a region in northern Greece.

Like Epicurus, he moved to Athens, where after learning with Plato, he founded his own philosophical school, the Lyceum, where he taught his thought.

Unlike Epicurus, whose written works have been almost entirely lost, Aristotle's works have survived to this day.

In one of his works, entitled Ética a Nicómaco, Aristotle presents his ideas on Ethics. The title names Nicómaco, son of Aristotle and to whom the work is dedicated.