"Phyllis and Aristotle" refers to a famous medieval story involving the philosopher Aristotle and a fictional character named Phyllis. The tale is often depicted in literature and art and serves as a moral anecdote. In the story, Phyllis is portrayed as a beautiful woman who becomes involved with Aristotle, who is depicted as an older, wise philosopher. The narrative typically highlights themes of love, betrayal, and the balance between reason and emotion.
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