When the primitive man had the opportunity to think beyond survival, he thought about what he came to this world for and who created everything around him - that's when, it can be argued, philosophy as such was born .According to the primary etymology, the term "philosophy" means "love of knowledge." Man has always wanted to know: Is there justice in this world? Why should you suffer? Is there life after death? What is the soul and where does it reside? What is truth?This list can be continued endlessly: these are all philosophical questions, and you don't need to be a professor of philosophy to ask them. They are of interest to each of us, because philosophy primarily helps us get used to abstract thinking.The history of philosophy begins with the Greeks. It was their thought that formed the thinking space of the Western world, and only by understanding how the Greeks thought, we will be able to understand how thinking developed over the next three millennia.Our publication introduces the reader to the development of philosophy from Antiquity to the Middle Ages. , highlighting the close connection between the philosophical thought of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle with the formation of views of such representatives of medieval philosophy as Albert the Great, Thomas Aquinas, Roger Bacon, and others.The publishing layout is preserved in PDF A4 format. p>