| Hence the name Peripatetics, which has always designated the disciples of the Stagirite philosopher. |
| For doctrines in these areas, he turns to the Stoics and Peripatetics. |
| A return to the views of the founder first appears among the later Peripatetics, who did good service as expositors of Aristotle's works. |
| One follows the characters in their peripatetics with assurance, until it becomes clear that they are not the people one understood them to be. |
| Who would know of Alexander or Caesar, or would respect the Stoics or the Peripatetics, unless they had been distinguished by the memorials of writers? |
| In the second, Barnes, Susanne Bozien, and Mario Mignucci examine the logical theories of the Peripatetics, the Megarics, and the Stoics. |
