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    "summary": "Plato’s student and founder of the Lyceum, Aristotle distinguished causes, ends, and forms to investigate virtue, civic life, speech, and the arts.",
    "body": "Aristotle died in 322 BCE; later Peripatetic editing and modern Aristotelian vocabularies postdate him.",
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            "name": "Stagira",
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            "name": "Athens",
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            "name": "Pella",
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            "name": "Mieza",
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            "name": "Chalcis",
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