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Back then such people were called 'philosophers' or someone that loved wisdom. Later the things they studied was called 'Natural Philosophy'. At about the time of Dalton, Newton and Benjamin Franklin such people began to be called 'Scientists'. Up to that time people that loved chemistry were called Alchemists and after that time were called Chemists.
Aristotle was the most famous of the Greek scholars and his written works were used into the Middle Ages. The educated people at that time were priests and their philosophy or educational methods was called 'Scholasticism'. Their methods allowed no observation of the world by the individual and individuals trained in Scholasticism were trained almost exclusively in what Aristotle wrote, as far science was concerned.
Aristarcus was a Greek and he studied and observed and thought about the stars and Earth and the Sun. His idea was that the planets rotated about the Sun or 'Helios'. His system was called Heliocentric; or rotating about the Sun, as opposed to 'Geocentric' or rotating around the Earth, which was what Aristotle and Scholastics, and the Catholic Church, and the religions of Greece believed. Aristarchus' books were nearly all destroyed by the religions of his day. Aristotle's were preserved.
Aristotle received large amounts of money from Alexander the Great. One shipment was 40,000 talents of gold (about 40 pounds per talent, or 1.6 million pounds of gold) Aristotle had written a book and Alexander, out conquering the world, objected and said, 'Why do you tell people our Most Excellent Knowledge?' I think Aristotle wrote one thing for the world and Greek Religions, and another for Alexander. I understand he was able to demonstrate to Alexander an Eclipse of the Moon and to show Alexander, as a boy, that the Earth was round, 'See it's shadow on the Moon?, and that the Earth and Moon revolved around the Sun.
There isn't exactly a good answer to that. The three that many consider the most important are Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle respectively.
Socrates, Plato and Aristotle are the three best known ancient Greek philosophers.
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Which Greek philosopher and scientist conducted the first experiments in acoustics?
Pythagoras was the Greek philosopher and scientist who conducted the first experiments in acoustics.
What was the greek city state that the scientist Archimedes was from?
The answer is Syracuse
Was Aristotle an ancient Greek scientist?
Aristotle was an ancient Greek philosopher; this word (phil = lover, sophos = wisdom) to the Greeks meant all branches of learning, so yes, Aristotle was a scientist.
Who was an important ancient Greek scientist and mathmatician?
His name is Autolycus of Pitane.
The Greek scientist Aristarchus was the first person to suggest what?
He first suggested that the Earth (and the other planets that were then known) rotated around the Sun instead of the other way around.
Did the Greek invent the catapult?
no the greek did not invent it . a greek scientist invented it.
Who was the Scientist with a Greek scholar?
it was aristole
Who were the scientist of the ancient greek?
Archimedes
Which Greek philosopher scientist conducted the first experiments in acoustics?
Pythagoras was the Greek philosopher and scientist who conducted the first experiments in acoustics.
Which Greek philosopher and scientist conducted the first experiments in acoustics?
Pythagoras was the Greek philosopher and scientist who conducted the first experiments in acoustics.
Who is the first scientist in Greek mythology?
Daedlus
Who was an important Greek scientist and mathematician?
Aristotle.
Who is the Greek scientist who discovered the catapult?
shrey pandey
What scientist discovered scoliosis?
The ancient Greek, Hippocrates
How the sun and earth got their names?
from Greek scientist
What was the greek tool the Muslim scientist perfected?
The astrolabe
Who was an important Ancient Greek scientist and mathematician?
Aristotle.
