In genius rankings, Aristotle's citation rankings (TR:69) (ACR:#) refers to the rankings of the top 30+ philosophers, scientists, and thinkers employed by Greek philosopher Aristotle (384-322 BC) in his collected works, specifically those names employed in the 1994 two-volume Princeton edition of The Complete Works of Aristotle, according to the number of rows a given individual is allotted in the "name index".

Rankings
The following is a work-in-progress ranking of the the top 30+ names employed by Aristotle, judged by the amount of space each person is allotted in the "name index" section, of is two-volume The Complete Works of Aristotle (Princeton, 1994), specifically the number of "rows", as shown in the 7th column (below), each person has. The third column shows each person's IQ, if it has been determined, as found in the top 1000 geniuses tables; the 8th column shows each individuals Hmolpedia citation ranking (CR), which is the number of times each person has their name hyperlinked with the 5,000+ online articles of Hmolpedia; the comparison of the two, HCR and CR giving a time-weighted perspective of influence, then and now: [1]