Is There a Platonism in Aristotle?

Farrabi, Avicenna read Aristotle through the lens of neo-Platonist commentators on Aristotle. Farrabi doesn't know a lot of Plato's dialogues directly or doesn't seem to, so the amino example sort of gives you a flavor of that. It's clear he knows a lot about the dialogues but he doesn't really fully know their content. So I think there's a lot of Platonism in the sense of a very strong hierarchical ordering of the lesser modes of cognition to demonstrative science.