The works of Aristotle compleat. In four parts. Illustrated with many cuts,) viz. I. The master-piece. II. Compleat midwife. III. The problems. IV. The legacy. Done upon a finer paper, and more correctly and neatly executed than any edition ever done before.
Aristotle.
London : printed: and sold by all the booksellers in Great-Britain and Ireland,
[1750?]
Contents: 'Aristotle's compleat master piece.', 23rd ed., [London], 1749; 'Aristotle's compleat and experienc'd midwife.', 10th ed., [London, 1750?], (the edition with the final line of the paragraph on the titlepage beginning "A work far more perfect .." reads "women."); 'Aristotle's book of problems', 25th ed., London, [1750?], (the edition with the edition statement set in Roman type), and 'Aristotle's last legacy', London, 1749 (the 112p. edition) each with separate titlepage pagination and register.
Not in fact by Aristotle; the attribution is spurious.
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