Who established "The Lyceum" (Peripatic School)____________?
Correct answer: B. Aristotle
- A. Homer
- B. Aristotle
- C. Edward James
- D. Socrates
Explanation
Aristotle founded the Lyceum, also called the Peripatetic School, in Athens. The name Peripatetic is associated with teaching and discussion while walking.
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