Peripatetic

Stoic; and having spent a considerable time with him, when I had not acquired any further knowledge of God (for he did not know himself, and said such instruction was unnecessary), I left him and betook myself to another, who was called a Peripatetic, and as he fancied, shrewd.

ANF01. The Apostolic Fathers with Justin Martyr and Irenaeus 1819-1893 2001

A barbarous philofophy, called the Peripatetic, prevailed after this for a long period.

The evidence for a future period of improvement in the state of mankind, with the means and duty of promoting it; represented in a discourse, delivered on Wednesday the 25th of April, 1787, at the meeting-house in the Old Jewry, London, to the supporters of a New Academical Institution among Protestant Dissenters; [to which are added two Reports] 1787

"I surrendered myself to a certain Stoic, and, having spent a considerable time with him, when I had not acquired any further knowledge of God -- for he did not know it himself, and said such instruction was unnecessary -- I left him and betook myself to another, who was called a Peripatetic, and, as he fancied, shrewd.

The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 03 Rossiter Johnson 1906

"'Peripatetic' is probably a word you'd use about him.

New York's Got What Johnnie Cochran Wants: From Sharpton to Society, Court TV to Louima, Dream-Teamer Loves the Big Town 1995

In 2010, he published a memoir, "Recollections of a Peripatetic Pedagogue."

The Suzuki Method He Imported Keyed a Music Revolution Stephen Miller 2011

Peripatetic, because the source of LP's music was dynamic, shifting from percussion to keyboards to the trading lead rapid-fire vocals of rapping Mike Shinoda to Chester Bennington whose signature is a primal full-voiced "scream."

Dr. Jeffrey H. Toney: Peripatetic Paroxysms: Linkin Park Live, Madison Square Garden Dr. Jeffrey H. Toney 2011

Peripatetic author Paul Theroux has a new best-of book—and strong views on travel essentials, the worst tourists and food worth avoiding.

The Great Escapist Steve Garbarino 2011

I just typed The End on (okay, don't laugh at this title, or do!) "Professor Dingleberry and the Peripatetic Coxcomb Abode."

SSF update marshallpayne1 2009

Professor Dingleberry and the Peripatetic Coxcomb Abode (June 22 — 3,500 words) 102.

My fave Cure tune! marshallpayne1 2009

One can only imagine Aristotle meandering about his patio lecturing to his Peripatetic pupils with "uh's" and "um's" and "hmm's" and "kinda's" and how that babbling affected the history of philosophical thought for the next couple thousand years.

Mark Axelrod: Professor Palin Goes to College 2010