“Every crease is a story.”

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384 BC–322 BC
Greek philosopher, a student of [Plato] and teacher of Alexander the Great
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The metaphysics of Aristotle
Aristotle, 1479

Physics
Aristotle, 1472

Nicomachean Ethics
Aristotle

Aristotelous Ta Politika.
Aristotle, 1561

Poetics
Aristotle, 1536

History of Animals
Aristotle

The golden asse of Lucius Apuleius
Ovid, Lucius Apuleius & others

Rhetoric
Aristotle

Ethics
Aristotle

The Athenian Constitution ; The Eudemian ethics ; On virtues and vices
Aristotle

Aristotle's psychology
Aristotle

Organon
Aristotle

De anima
Aristotle

On Man in the Universe
Aristotle

On the Soul
Aristotle

The pocket Aristotle
Aristotle, Ross & others

Prentice Hall Literature--Timeless Voices, Timeless Themes--World Literature
Carol Domblewski, Chinua Achebe & others

Parva naturalia
Aristotle & David Gallop

The Nichomachean ethics
Aristotle & Martin Ostwald

Retórica
Aristotle

The Metaphysics ...
Aristotle

Problems
Aristotle

Meteorologica
Aristotle

The Ethics of Aristotle
Aristotle

The Rhetoric and the Poetics of Aristotle
Aristotle

Parts of Animals
Aristotle

On the Heavens
Aristotle

Posterior analytics
Aristotle

Aristotle
Roger Crisp & Aristotle

Treatise on Rhetoric
Aristotle
Aristotle dictionary
Aristotle

Introduction to Aristotle
Aristotle

De caelo
Aristotle

Poetics & Rhetoric
Aristotle

The philosophy of Aristotle
Aristotle

The Politics, and the Constitution of Athens
Aristotle

On the Generation of Animals
Aristotle

Topics
Aristotle

Protrepticus
Aristotle

The Categories
Aristotle

Política
Aristotle

How to Tell a Story
Aristotle & Philip Freeman

Aristotle's Politics
Aristotle
[Organon]
Aristotle

How to Flourish
Susan Sauvé Meyer & Aristotle

Ética nicomáquea; Ética eudemia
Aristotle
Aristotle's Compleat and experienc'd midwife
Aristotle

On Interpretation
Aristotle
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