Ethics, comprising his Practical Philosophy, Translated from the Greek and illustrated by introductions, The Critical History of His Life, and a New Analysis of his Speculative Works, by John Gillies, [The translator in his preface writes of Aristotle as ".the most voluminous, and generally deemed the most obscure of all the Greek writers of classic antiquity . admired rather than read, and which formerly was much read and little understood." He goes on that his works still naturally arrange themselves in the minds of those capable of digesting them under their original form of an encyclopedia of science],

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Title

Ethics, comprising his Practical Philosophy, Translated from the Greek and illustrated by introductions, The Critical History of His Life, and a New Analysis of his Speculative Works, by John Gillies, [The translator in his preface writes of Aristotle as ".the most voluminous, and generally deemed the most obscure of all the Greek writers of classic antiquity . admired rather than read, and which formerly was much read and little understood." He goes on that his works still naturally arrange themselves in the minds of those capable of digesting them under their original form of an encyclopedia of science],

Author

Aristotle's

Publisher

published by George Routledge & Sons, London and New York, nd, c.1900,

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see description

Binding

Hardcover

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Classical Greek and Roman Literature, Classical Civilisation, Latin