context: Aristotle's father, Nicomachus, was from Andros. Mother Festida came from Chalkis of Euboea (it was there that Aristotle would go during his exile from Athens, most likely he had family ties there). It turns out that Aristotle was a pure Greek by father and mother. Nicomachus, the father of Aristotle, was a hereditary Asklepiad and raised his family to the Homeric hero Machaon, the son of Asclepius. The father of the philosopher was a court physician and friend [12] of Aminta III, father of Philip II and grandfather Alexander of Macedon. According to the dictionary of the Courts, Aristotle's father was the author of six books on medicine and one essay on natural philosophy [13]. He was the first mentor of Aristotle, as the Asklepiads had a tradition of educating their children from a young age, and therefore it is possible that Aristotle helped his father when he was still a boy [14]. Apparently, his interest in biology began with this.
question: What was the name of Aristotle's mother?
answers.text: Festida