stagiritic
/stædʒɪˈrɪtɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or characteristic of the Stoa of Athens, especially its philosophical school, or a follower of this school, especially one who adopts a strict, rigorous, or austere approach.
“The philosopher’s stagiritic views on life and morality were well-known among his peers.”
2. noun
a follower of the philosophical school of the Stoa of Athens, especially one who adopts a strict, rigorous, or austere approach.
“The ancient Greek was a famous stagiritic who traveled extensively to share his philosophical ideas.”