The invention of the alphabet in the 8 th century had reinforced linearity and abstract thought. Aristotle transformed the three Daughters of Necessity, Lachesis, Clotho, and Atropos into the past, present and future. By deythologizing these three Fates, he created a problem-solving technique. These were formulated into rules of logic, codifying and standardizing the syllogism, which is its basic unit. If-then became the simple tool that Aristotle claimed was all that was necessary to reveal truth without the help of oracles, sacrifices or prophets .the process of logic depends heavily on time.
Logic proceeds one step after another.
The notion of divine perfection, reflected in the thinking of Plato, was adapted by Aristotle. The emotions were seen as particular to the person but the mind was viewed as divine and impersonal, effectively a means of direct participation with the divine and immortal gods. Aside from the writings of the philosophers, evidences of this mode of thinking are to be found throughout the culture. Notably the sculptors, painters and architects practiced their talents not for the purpose of personal expression, but in the service of religion in all its public, civic character. In the establishment of architectural principles of composition, architects incorporated strict mathematical order and correct balance of proportion.