c. 200

Alexander of Aphrodisias heads the Peripatetic school at Athens

About 200 CE Alexander of Aphrodisias heads the Peripatetic school at Athens and dedicates On Fate to Septimius Severus and Caracalla (198-209). His commentaries on Aristotle are later translated into Arabic and quoted by Maimonides. Pomponazzi revives his view of the soul.