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Ancient Classics for English Readers. Aristotle
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I. The life of Aristotle -- II. The works of Aristotle -- III. The "Organon" of Aristotle -- IV. Aristotle's "Rhetorio" and "Art of Poetry" -- V Aristotle's "Ethics" -- VI Aristotle's "Politics" -- VII. The natural philosophy of Aristotle -- VIII. The biology of Aristotle -- IX. The metaphysics of Aristotle -- X. Aristotle since the Christian EraLinks
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