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Choose a Page:Learning and InventionsArchimedes Screw*Philosopher Teaches at the Stoa*How the Archimedes Screw WorksSocratesAristotleArrow MachineSiege MachineEclipseMathematicsEarly Theories of Astronomy Philosopher Teaches at the Stoa (A) Philosopher Teaches at the Stoa Philosophers would argue with small groups of students and try and find the truth about the problems that worried them. A common meeting place was a cool stoa such as this one   Previous: Back Book: The Greeks Section: Spotlight on Ancient Greeks Chapter: Learning and Inventions