Editions of Aristotle's works now available

Over 50 scholarly editions of Aristotle’s works are now available online, including:

• The complete Oxford Classical Texts of Aristotle series: the first volume by Bywater (1894) and Kenyon's edition of Atheniensium Respublica (1920), amongst others
• Classic editions of major works such as by Metaphysics (Vol.1) and (Vol.2) by W. D. Ross (1924) and Poetics by D. W. Lucas (1968)
• Critical editions, translations, and philosophical commentaries from the Clarendon Aristotle Series, including Lennox on On the Parts of Animals, Castelli on Metaphysics: Book Iota, and Saunders on Politics: Books I and II

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Reading Aristotle's works is made easier through using Oxford Scholarly Editions Online. You can read texts and translations of all Aristotle’s major works side by side, along with fully integrated Bekker numbers which allow you to easily navigate to specific lines.
 

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Christopher Rowe and Sarah Broadie (eds), Aristotle: Nicomachean Ethics “Every sort of expert knowledge and every inquiry, and similarly every action and undertaking, seems to seek some good.”

Anthony Kenny (ed.), Oxford World's Classics: Aristotle: Poetics “What is poetry, how many kinds of it are there, and what are their specific effects?” Aristotle discusses the various kinds of poetry.

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