Stagirus
- proper noun
- Aristotle was born in Stagirus in 384 BCE.
Examples
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The ancient town of Stagirus was once a thriving center of philosophy.
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Did you know that Stagirus is the birthplace of Aristotle?
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Aristotle was born in Stagirus in 384 BCE.
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Many scholars visit Stagirus to learn more about Aristotle's early life.
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The ruins of Stagirus can be found in modern-day northern Greece.
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Many scholars visit Stagirus to learn more about Aristotle's early life.
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The ruins of Stagirus can be found in modern-day northern Greece.
Synonyms
An ancient town in northern Greece that is the birthplace of the philosopher Aristotle
Surface Forms
Etymology
Stagirus comes from the old Greek town name Stagira, a town on the coast in northern Greece. It is famous as the 'birthplace' of Aristotle, so the name brings to mind that ancient place and his life.