This person is the oldest in a series of supposed letters documented in the Arabic manuscript Secret of Secrets. Plutarch hinted that this person engaged in a poisoning plot after a ruler executed this person’s great-nephew Callisthenes. This native of Stagira refused to let Athens “sin twice” and fled to Euboea (“yoo-BEE-ah”) after receiving impiety charges. This person taught that barbarians and slaves were identical to a student he took (-5[1])under the patronage of Philip II. (10[3])A cloister (10[2])where this person and his students walked lends its name to the (10[2])Peripatetic school he founded at the Lyceum. (10[1])For 10 points, (10[1])name this tutor to Alexander the Great, a Greek philosopher who wrote the Nicomachean Ethics. ■END■