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{{author
 | firstname    = 
 | lastname     = Aristotle
 | last_initial = Ar
 | birthyear    = 384 BCE
 | deathyear    = 322 BCE
 | description  = '''Aristotle''' (Greek: {{polytonic|Ἀριστοτέλης}} ''Aristotélēs'') (384 BC – 322 BC) was a Greek philosopher, a student of Plato and teacher of Alexander the Great. He wrote on many subjects, including physics, metaphysics, poetry, theater, music, logic, rhetoric, politics, government, ethics, biology and zoology.
 | image        = Aristotle by Raphael.jpg
}}

==Collections of works==
* [[Works of Aristotle]]

==Works==
===Logical writings===
* [[Organon]] {{1/4}} (collected works on logic):
** Categories (or ''Categoriae'')
*** {{copyright-until|Categories (Edghill, 1926)|2021}}
*** [[Categories (Owen)]] (1853)
** [[On Interpretation]] (or ''De Interpretatione'')
** [[Prior Analytics]] (or ''Analytica Priora'')
** [[Posterior Analytics]] (or ''Analytica Posteriora'') (Bouchier) (1901)
** [[Topics (Aristotle)|Topics]] (or ''Topica'')
** [[On Sophistical Refutations]] (or ''De Sophisticis Elenchis'')

===Physical and scientific writings===
* [[Physics (Aristotle)|Physics]]{{1/4}} (or ''Physica'')
* [[On the Heavens]] (or ''De Caelo'')
* [[On Generation and Corruption]] (or ''De Generatione et Corruptione'')
* [[Meteorology (Aristotle)|Meteorology]] (or ''Meteorologica'')
* [[On the Cosmos]] (or ''De Mundo'', or ''On the Universe'') *
* On the Soul (Bekker 402a ''Περὶ Ψυχῆς'', Latin ''De Anima'')
** [[On the Vital Principle]] (Charles Collier translator, 1855)
** [[De Anima (Aristotle)|De Anima]], (J. A. Smith translator, 1931)
* ''Parva Naturalia'' or ''Little Physical Treatises'' is a collective term for the following seven works rather than a work in its own right.
** [[On Sense and the Sensible]] (or ''De Sensu et Sensibilibus'')
** [[On Memory and Reminiscence]] (or ''De Memoria et Reminiscentia'')
** [[On Sleep and Sleeplessness]] (or ''De Somno et Vigilia'')
** [[On Dreams (Aristotle)|On Dreams]] (or ''De Insomniis'') *
** [[On Prophesying by Dreams]] (or ''De Divinatione per Somnum'')
** [[On Longevity and Shortness of Life]] (or ''De Longitudine et Brevitate Vitae'')
** On Youth and Old Age, On Breathing and On Life and Death (Bekker 467b ''Περὶ νεότητος καὶ γήρως, καὶ ζωῆς καὶ θανάτου, καὶ ἀναπνοῆς''; Latin ''De Juventute et Senectute, De Vita et Morte, De Respiratione'')
*** [[On Youth and Old Age]] (or ''De Juventute et Senectute'')
**** [[On Breathing]]{{1/4}} (or ''De Respiratione'') (G. R. T. Ross) (1908)  is only part of "On Youth..."
***** [[On Life and Death]] (or ''De Vita et Morte'')
* [[On Breath]] (or ''De Spiritu'') *
* [[History of Animals]] {{1/4}} (or ''Historia Animalium'', or ''On the History of Animals'', or ''Description of Animals'') (Cresswell) (1883)
* [[On the Parts of Animals]] {{1/4}} (or ''De Partibus Animalium'')
* [[On the Movement of Animals]] (or ''De Motu Animalium'', or ''On the Movement of Animals'') (Farquharson) (1912)
* [[On the Progression of Animals]] (or ''De Incessu Animalium'')
* [[On the Generation of Animals]] (or ''De Generatione Animalium'')
* ''Opusculum'' (Little works)
** [[On Colours]] (or ''De Coloribus'') *
** [[On Things Heard]] (or ''De audibilibus'') *
** [[Physiognomics]] (or ''Physiognomonica'') *
** [[On Plants]] {{1/4}} (or ''De Plantis'') (Forster) (1913)*
** [[On Marvellous Things Heard]] (or ''Mirabilibus Auscultationibus'', or ''On Things Heard'') *
** [[Mechanical Problems]] (or ''Mechanica'') *
** [[On Indivisible Lines]] (or ''De Lineis Insecabilibus'') *
** [[Situations and Names of Winds]] (or ''Ventorum Situs'') *
** [[On Melissus, Xenophanes and Gorgias]] (or ''MXG'') * The section On Xenophanes starts at 977a13, the section On Gorgias starts at 979a11.
* [[Problems (Aristotle)|Problems]] (or ''Problemata'') *

===Metaphysical writings===
* [[Metaphysics]] (or ''Metaphysica'') (Ross) (1908)

===Ethical writings===
* [[Nicomachean Ethics]] {{2/4}} (or ''Ethica Nicomachea'', or ''The Ethics'') (Chase) (1911)
* [[Great Ethics]] (or ''Magna Moralia'') *
* [[Eudemian Ethics]] (or ''Ethica Eudemia'')
* [[Virtues and Vices]] (or ''De Virtutibus et Vitiis Libellus'', ''Libellus de virtutibus'') *
* [[Politics (Aristotle)|Politics]] (or ''Politica'') (Ellis) (1912)
* [[Economics (Aristotle)|Economics]] (or ''Oeconomica'') *

===Aesthetic writings===
* Rhetoric (Aristotle) (or ''Ars Rhetorica'', or ''The Art of Rhetoric'' or ''Treatise on Rhetoric'')
** {{copyright-until|Rhetoric (Roberts, 1924)|2019}}
** [[Rhetoric (Freese)]] (1924)
* [[Rhetoric to Alexander]] (or ''Rhetorica ad Alexandrum'')
* The Poetics
**[[The Poetics translated by Bywater|The Poetics]] (or ''Ars Poetica''), translated by [[Author:Ingram Bywater|Ingram Bywater]] (1898)
**[[The Poetics translated by S. H. Butcher|The Poetics]]{{2/4}} translated by [[Author:S. H. Butcher|S. H. Butcher]] (1922).

===Works outside the ''Corpus Aristotelicum''===
* The [[Athenian Constitution|Constitution of the Athenians]] (or ''Athenaion Politeia'', or ''The Athenian Constitution'') (Fredrick G. Kenyon) (1921)

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