Mathematics, rhetoric, astronomy, dialectics, and other subjects, all seen as necessary for the education of philosophers and statesmen, were studied there. Some of Platoâs pupils later became leaders, mentors, and constitutional advisers in Greek city-states. His most renowned pupil was Aristotle. Plato died in c. 347 B.C.E. During his lifetime, Athens turned away from her military and imperial ambitions and became the intellectual center of Greece.
From Fort Wayne to Anywhere in the World. The Fort Wayne-Allen County Airport Authority owns and operates Fort Wayne International Airport (FWA) and Smith Field Airport (SMD), both located in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The Airport Authority is committed to taking everything at FWA and SMD to a Whole New Altitude. Tampa-St.
Fort Wayne Children's Zoo in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The Fort Wayne Children's Zoo is located in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The zoo opened its doors in 1965, is located in Fort Wayne's Franke Park, and currently home to more than 1,500 animals. The Fort Wayne Children's Zoo has continuously ranked among the top zoos in the United States, and more recently ranked in the top 8 zoos in the country by Family Fun Magazine, in 2000. The zoo can trace its roots back to 1952, when 54-acres were added to Franke Park, to establish a nature preserve.