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The Master of Those who Know - Jonathan Barnes: The Complete Works of Aristotle: the Revised Oxford Translation. (Bollingen Series, 71, 2.) 2 vols. Pp. xiii + 1250;vii+1237. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 1984. £53.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 February 2009

Lindsay Judson
Lindsay Judson
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Christ Church, Oxford
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The Classical Review , Volume 36 , Issue 1 , April 1986 , pp. 67 - 68
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1986

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1 The cost of fitting Aristotle (together with the spurious and doubtful works which are included in the Oxford Translation) into 2,400 pages is the loss of the often very useful notes given by the original translators.

2 ‘Moral’ has been retained as the translation of ᾐθικ⋯ς, but footnotes advise the reader the sense in which it is being used.

3 The first edition's comma after [9] makes the sense clearer; its omission from the second is presumably just a misprint.