Biography

Around 335 BC, Aristotle founded a peripatetic school of philosophy.

He preferred composing to the role of a virtuoso, to which he devoted himself between 1835 and 1846.

Julius Caesar received 23 stabbings.

Anecdotes say that Antonio Vivaldi wrote the Four Seasons and about six hundred variations on this composition.

He lived modestly and did not pay much attention to his appearance.

Oppenheimer collected European furniture and French Post-Impressionist and Fauvist artworks.

His next album, 1987's "Nothing like the Sun, "was recorded by Sting in collaboration with Eric Clapton and former bandmate of "The Police," Andy Summers.

In one entry in the Stationer’s Register of Stationer’s Company of London, a Society established in 1403 with a monopoly on the publishing industry, Shakespeare, as well as John Fletcher, Shakespeare’s associate, is credited with the authorship of the play “Cardenio” staged by the King’s Men in 1613.

He left Russia via Finland, Stockholm, and the United Kingdom for the United States.

"Northanger Abbey" is a parody of the so-called Gothic novel, a literary genre extremely popular in Britain at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries.