The English reader who wishes for further information about Aristotle and his philosophy may be referred to any or all of the following works:-- E. Zeller.--_Aristotle and the Earlier Peripatetics_. English translation in 2 vols. by B. F. C. Costelloe and J. H. Muirhead. London. Longmans & Co. *E. Wallace.--_Outlines of the Philosophy of Aristotle_. Cambridge University Press. G. Grote.--_Aristotle_. London. John Murray. *W. D. Ross.--_The Works of Aristotle translated into English_, vol. viii., _Metaphysics_. Oxford. Clarendon Press. *A. E. Taylor.--_Aristotle on his Predecessor_. (_Metaphysics_, Bk. I., translated with notes, &c.) Chicago. Open Court Publishing Co. G. D. Hicks.--_Aristotle de Anima_ (Greek text, English translation, Commentary). Cambridge University Press. *D. P. Chase.--_The Ethics of Aristotle_. Walter Scott Co. *J. Burnet.--_Aristotle on Education_. (English translation of _Ethics_, Bks. I.-III. 5, X. 6 to end; _Politics_, VIII. 17, VIII.) Cambridge University Press. *B. Jowett.--_The Politics of Aristotle_. Oxford. Clarendon Press. *I. Bywater.--_Aristotle on the Art of Poetry_. (Greek Text, English Translation, Commentary.) Oxford. Clarendon Press. J. I. Beare and W. D. Ross.--_The Works of Aristotle translated into English_, Pt. I. (_Parvu Naturalia_, the minor psychological works.) Oxford. Clarendon Press. J. I. Beare.--_Greek Theories of Elementary Cognition from Alemacon to Aristotle_. Oxford. Clarendon Press. The works marked by an asterisk will probably be found most useful for the beginner. No works in foreign languages and no editions not accompanied by an English translation have been mentioned. There is at present no satisfactory complete translation of Aristotle into English. One, of which two volumes have been mentioned above, is in course of production at the Clarendon Press, Oxford, under the editorship of J. A. Smith and W. D. Ross. Printed by BALLANTYNE, HANSON & Co. Edinburgh & London * * * * * * * * "We have nothing but the highest praise for these little books, and no one who examines them will have anything else."--_Westminster Gazette_, 22nd June 1912. *THE PEOPLE’S BOOKS* *THE FIRST NINETY VOLUMES* The volumes issued are marked with an asterisk *SCIENCE*