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Peripatetic axiom

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The term "Peripatetic axiom" is not a widely recognized concept in philosophy or mathematics. However, the word "peripatetic" is derived from the Greek philosopher Aristotle, whose followers were known as the Peripatetics. They were called this because Aristotle would walk around while teaching.

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