Professor Puzzle Aristotle's Number Puzzle

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Part of the Professor Puzzle's Great Minds range of brainteasers
Finished in an antique style to give the puzzle an aged look
Inspired by the great Greek thinker and philospher, Aristotle
Aim: Can you make every row add up to 38?
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Aristotle's Number Puzzle is part of the Professor Puzzle Great Minds range of unique puzzles. Finished in an antique style to give the puzzle an aged look, it is inspired by the great Greek philosopher Aristotle.

The aim of the puzzle is to make every row add up to 38? There are 15 rows in all directions to complete, each made up of 3, 4 or 5 pieces. This brilliant concept allows you to complete the puzzle by using every number from 1 - 19!

About Aristotle 384-322 BC
The Greek thinker was the founder of Western science and philosophy consolidating the belief in the individual through this extensive writings, of which only about a third have survived. He had a great influence on the course of the Renaissance in the 16th Century and the development of Western civilisation and on our own modern thought and philosophy. His original writings covered a diverse range of subjects including logic, physics, biology, music, politics, ethics and poetry. His influence has lasted over 2,000 years making him a truly great mind.