Aristotle: Complete Works

Aristotle: Complete Works is a monumental achievement, the first new English-language translations of the Aristotelian corpus since 1954. Edited by C. D. C. Reeve and Pavlos Kontos, this beautifully produced two-volume cloth-bound set with smyth-sewn bindings aims for consistent translation of key terms across the works and includes a general Introduction by Christof Rapp, Catalogs of Aristotle’s Writings, an Annotated Index of People and Places, and an extensive Annotated Glossary of Terms.

• Unboxed set: First printing of 3,000 copies worldwide.
• Box Set: First printing of 600 copies worldwide.

Both editions feature eggplant-colored cloth-bound hardcover books with sewn bindings. The cover material is Arrestox B, providing a durable, environmentally friendly linen finish. The interiors of each book feature acid-free, bright white paper (matte coated for durability), Grosgrain black ribbon markers, and saffron yellow endsheets. The stamping on the exterior of the covers features a matching saffron yellow pigment foil. The box set version packages the volumes in a rigid, matte slipcase made of durable 88-point boards and covered in thick 80 pound, full-color paper.

Table of Contents:

• Volume 1 Detailed Table of Contents (PDF)
• Volume 2 Detailed Table of Contents (PDF)

Excerpt from the Introduction:

• Excerpt from Christof Rapp's Introduction to Aristotle: Complete Works (PDF)

About the Editors:

C. D. C. Reeve is ΔΚΕ Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Pavlos Kontos is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Patras.