context: For the first time, the term “axiom” is found in Aristotle (384-322 BC) and goes into mathematics from the philosophers of Ancient Greece. Euclid distinguishes between the concepts of "postulate" and "axiom", without explaining their differences. Since Boethius, postulates have been translated as requirements (petitio), axioms as general concepts. Initially, the word "axiom" had the meaning of "truth, obvious in itself." In different manuscripts of the "Beginnings" of Euclid, the division of statements into axioms and postulates is different, their order does not coincide. Probably, scribes held different views on the difference between these concepts.
question: Who coined the term "Axiom"?
answers.text: Aristotle